The New York herald., 1877-11-18

desperate
nothing Time was CALLED in the midst OF no. play
'.wait until next year sald well known Columbia
man well have team tna WV sno" ~ mss sv "
swell, said another Yorker, 'is something 70 be
beaten by gentlemen, and am satlsasa leo co,,,,. -
the depot aud gave them parting salute ~ 'ne most
approved and determined manner Columbia, though
disappointed was not unhappy
STEVENS INSTITUTE AGAINST THE COLLEGE OF
THE CITY OF NEW xoRK-AN EASY VICTORY
FOR THE FORMER.
The football match played yesterday afternoon ON
the grounds the 81. Georges Cricket Club at Ho-
boken between tho picked elevens OF the Stevens In
sthute and the College OF the City OF New York, re-
suited N an easy victory Tor the former by six goals
and tour toucn-downs to nothing The difference be-
the elcvens was apparent when
they appeared on the ground the Stevens men had
evidently the advantage in age, weight and height
They would probably average about $50 pounds while
their youthful antagonists would certainly not como
within twenty pounds OF that weight Tho game
was played under the Rugby rules
arranged by Harvard, Yale, Princeton aud
other colleges, vas evident that, al
though the players both sides were posted
10 the rules, they wcre yet deficient In the many
tricks that be resorted TO In order to carry them
TO successful issue. The game AS now played brings
into prominence tue running qualities OF the player,
and weight Is also OF great value. yesterday
developed. the Stevens men some Instances forcing
their way through thoir lighter opponents by sheer
strength Tho changes In the old Rugby rules
tanly bring running into more prominent practice
the ball be picked up from the ground; but
again shuts the skill displayed In the foot play
with the ball that always formed one OF tho most In
teresting features OF match IN which the Rugby,
Marlborough or Chttcnham twcnties were engaged.
Some of tho other additions TO the rules formed by
the association, such as "the down" made when in
play between goals, do not appear 10 have any
special merit but some further practice the game
will probably develop the Objectionable features aud
give the association an opportunity OF forming rules
that make the most interesting game.
PREPARING FRAY
The game yesterday was announced TO commence
at three Z. Nj aud lew minutes alter that time the
Two eevens appc red ON tho hald. Tire Stevens men
mostly attired in the club unilorm--magenta
shirts with whe letter IS. on the Breast stockings
Of the same shade and gray trunks. The New York
eleven were evidently not all in uniform, as their
trunks and shirts, though mostly dark blue
several instances oi different colors. During tho
match IL was evident from the hrst that New
Workers had no chance, and they never even
got ban behind their opponents goal. Thore
several promising players In tho stevens eleven and
the drop ana plun kicking OF Mr. Suydam really
highly cred,taDle. Mr. Rosen BERG Mr. Hazard ana
Mr. Dentou also distinguished themselves as forward
players, md when Trey got the ball gave thor light
,pnonents some considerable trouble 10 stop them
on the part OF the New Workers. Mr.. Marx playing
halt back, did some excellent work, us, although
" stripping, be saved number OF touch downs dur
ing the garhe. Mr.. Buzz, Mr. starr and Mr.. Fab.
rigou also disr guisnet themselves during tho match.
An objection made by the New Workers TO Mr..
Denton the ground that he had graduated somo
four five years ago but as The Stevens party claimed
h. post graduate and still attached to the ins
tutc, tho objection was overru!cd.
When the players took their positions on the ground
there several hundred spectators, composed
chiefly OF members OF the TWO colleges and their lady
friends There were also, however, number OF Ho-
bokcn rougns, mostly blackcuard boys, that took
pecral delight Insulting in every way the young
New York cOllcgianS that OF tho
game IL suggested In future 10 have some Off GERS
on the grounds, that in case the roughs cannot
learn behave themselves they may be put outside
the gates.
rne following are the names OF the PLAYERS
Serens Institute. NeW Fork college.
hazard (captainl Bunzl (captan).
Zimmerman. Call'ster.
Suydam. Eabrigou.
Nicnols. boring.
Sheldon. Ormsby s. @.
Dashiei. Ormsby, $. II.
Rosenberg. Marx.
Denton. Ryer
Merritt Languein
Morton. kaynoT.
Borchardt starr.
When play called Captain Hazard kicked OF tor
Stevens, and, backed up by Zimmerman. Denton,
suydam. Nichols aud sheldon, the play once
brought IN front OF the New York boys goal. Dem
ton made dash ior touchdown, but failed, and
ball and Kicked " on Starr, Fabrigou and the
ormsbys were playing we'll forward, but the weight
tncy had against them proved Try serious obstacle
ID their way. The game was rather peculiar one to
watch, and the spectators laughed heartily when
ers VINO was running with the bail, and spun MIN
round ike top with only one hand Hazard finally
ga. no aa " ana sns maae ana % 'nen
down, but was capsized BY the wachiul
Marx, who was dom: good work , half back
Stevens men made touchdown and Suydam
kicked the goal very clcverly New York then kicked
oil, and after another pretty onesidcd 1sht. in when
the Stevens men showed some very good practice in
passing the bali from to another, one OF their
humber made rush and SC ecurea another touchdown.
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they played very puckiiy but could not prevent
another touch-down which was made by Merritt lust
the referee called time. tho FIRST Of
an hour having expired. The players thea took
seven minutes intermisson, and the game stood ono
goal and three toucdowns Tor stevens against nothing
INTERMssoN.
There evidently hope tor New York now,
and shortly after they got work Zimmerman picked
up the ball and made good run in securing the
touchdown. The goal was kicked oy suydam Win
kicked oil, and, after fcw minutes play Rosenberg
MAZE a run, but was ceveriy stopped ny Fabri sou.
The ball passed to Suydam and he passed back
to Rosenberg. who made a drop kick for goal. but
missed. few minutes afterward Suydam got tho
ball and won the goal with magnificent drop kick.
Captain Hazard incn kicked on and shortly
aiterward Suydam another goal with
drop kick. Inc game now became very
ailerward Rosenberg secured another touchdown and
Suydam as usual Kicked the goal Alter tho ball was
who dropped IL over the goal but claim oil fout VAS
uliowch by the referee ana the goai did not count IL
was now beginning TO get dark, and just before time
was called stevens Institute secured another touch
down aud Suydan kicked the goal. Tho match re-
Institute. II may be stated that the New York eleven
can hardly be termed college eleven, as therc wcrc
freshmen IN the party, fact which probably &C
counts for their deficiency in weight and stature
HAYWARD VS.. YALE
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. II, 1877.
This afternoon the Harvard freshmen team beat
tho Yale freshmen team at football by score OF