Word: wellstead
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Dartmouth began the quarter with a rapid march through the Harvard defenses to the Crimson 15, where Bill Wellstead kicked a field goal. Harvard came back manfully, advancing the ball to Dartmouth's 32. There the ball rested with fourth down and one to go. Hobie Armstrong took a handoff and headed for right tackle. Had he made it, the Crimson probably would have scored and maybe even won the ball game and the Ivy laurels. When he reached the line of scrimmage, however, he made the acquaintance of McKinnon, and that meeting ended the Harvard drive. The team...
After a scoreless first half, Dartmouth broke the ice with a third quarter field goal by Bill Wellstead. The Big Green added insurance in the final quarter when Bill King scored...
...handoffs, and smashing cuts through the Crimson line by Tom Spangenberg. With a brisk wind going against him, King tried only one pass, which failed. The Big Green quarterback ran into a suddenly tough Harvard line on the 17, however, forcing Dartmouth to try for a field goal. Bill Wellstead's kick from 25 yards out just cleared the posts and the Indians moved into a 3-0 lead...
...Crimson 20 dribbled off his toe and rolled out on the Harvard 34. Dartmouth quarterback King capitalized on his luck on two plays, the first a keeper around end for 23 yards. On second down, the classy Indian faked a pass and twisted through left tackle for the touchdown. Wellstead's kick was perfect for the conversion...
King once again contended himself with sending halfback Spangenberg and Parkinson in for thrusts over the tackle and guard positions. He finally finished the job himself with a four yard run around left end for the six points. Ticking like a machine, Wellstead gained yet another conversion making...