Dartmouth went ahead at the out-
set when Munroe collaborated with
Broberg in leading a baffling attack
which ran the score to 14—3 with
ten minutes left in the period.

Fordham took the offensive when
Loeffler entered the game. He went
on a scoring spree, caging three
goals and a foul in the space of two
minutes, and the Rams were back
in the game. Croke continued the
streak, scoring three goals, and
finally, after dogging Dartmouth
for fifteen minutes, Fordham went
ahead, 17—16, on Fitzgerald’s long
shot,

Battle Thrills Crowd -~

The final five minutes of the half
produced a battle which thrilled the
capacity crowd. Olsen tied it up at
17-all, but Sherry’s goal from half
‘| the length of the floor sent Ford-
ham ahead again. An angle shot by
Loeffler increased the Ram lead,
but Munroe took a pass from Skaug
for a goal. Broberg took a pass un-
der the basket, tying the game-at
21—21 at the end of the first half.

During the first period the Dart-
mouth sophomores were outstand-
ing, especially Olcen and Munroe,
who displayed a superior passing
game. Fordham was content to take
the long shots from quarter court,
only occasionally counting from un-
der the basket.

The line-up:

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Total......16 12 44 i
Referee—Brennan. Umpire—Burns, Time
of halves—20 minutes.

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