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Because he had been born with a superior quickness and accuracy of muscular response, he seemed for a while unbeatable. In 1893, 1894, 1896, 1897, he held the title. In 1894 a scorching Irishman named Goodbody beat the speedy Hovey, the rare Hobart, and Larned the Nonpareil, but when he met Wrenn he met his finish. In 1897 a strapping Englishman named Eaves (whose name, people said, was really Heaves), crossed the sea and beat the pride of the States, but Wrenn made him drop games like so many...
...Hobart game was a turning point in the progress of the Green. The backfield situation, which was quite unsettled, has now cleared up. Lane, a Sophomore, clearly earned his way to a regular position on the first team as Oberlander's running-mate by virtue of his many long runs last Saturday. The position is well supplied with good men, however, as McAvoy and Robinson, the leading contenders for the position, are also triple threat...
...Hobart presented an attack of fast and tricky plays which completely rejuvenated the Dartmouth forwards. The line was given less attention than the backfield because of the large number of letter men who have returned to play. Davis, at center, who is the only one who is not a letter man, played as a regular during the early part of the 1924 season...
Special dispatches from the Yale, Princeton, and Dartmouth football camps tell of the development into midseason form of the University's former rivals. Dartmouth, which will meet Vermont Saturday, has won two easy games from Norwich and Hobart. The Tigers have played only one game, which resulted in a 20-0 victory over Amherst, while the Blue defeated Middlebury, the Crimson's next opponent...