The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18
BEa TEN BT BOSTON.
The New York A. 4. Tenn Kreeksa Out 10
the Tome OF 30 10 ..

The handful OF spectators who went to tho
| Polo grounds yesterday afternoon to see the
Boston A. A. and the New York A. c. football
| teams play. expected that the Bostons. VINO
| had mr. ade II points while Harvard was scor-
| ing lJ. would put zip pretty stin game. inc
onlookers were hardly prepared. however ior
| tho overwhelming defeat suffered pS the
Winged Foot aggregation. From tho tlme
that tho ball was put in play until tho stars
came out wurtombcrG and his men were
banged and hauled around the damp GROUND
until they were sore and weary.
The New Yorks were light weights compared
to the Bostons. who have very strong anu
heavy line. Highlands. who did such mo
work In the pitchers box for Harvards pase'
ball team last season. was one OF the guarus.
while Waters. n brother Of tho Harvard player
was so on the line. Peters and other experts
we're also among the visiting eleven.
The Now York team were patched UP. ana
could make no headway against the Boston
hSkss RdS sGHdr
clever work In that line. but the New l2rks
gould do nothing against the b9stUn yn llle;
Wight could not Kick. and the new 1orks
were compelled to score safety on that ae-
count. ,,,.,,,,.
and Hotchkiss. the Crescent player. having .
lively time. Perhaps the most interesting h sS
aps Of III w" Sa he ba
to- Wurtemberc Tor a run, but Hiehlan,dIs broke
through and reached fer the runner: Wurtem n5
managed man ' 10 clutch thc runner BY the hand.
Then tho big guard began TO swing the LITTLE
sST av and al sy Ro MSp
Highland let 20. and the former turned 1, four eI
nait."t Tho New IOrIs lost ground on that
play.
In To- vn rua
through the New York centre without trouble,
anu in three minutes Waters took the t ,s.I
next lineup New York failed to gain with the
wedge. but Wurtcmberg got around the Iet.
s sna 'SF san 'aa % WIFI
for u kick. but he was downed before he could
raise foot with loss OF fifteen Yards I, NV NV
satsGs down a0Sf sSar FuH H Tie goal
't On the next play New York failed to gain in
proceeded to skate through the New York cen.
going across the line and kicking the goal
Alter failure, to gain ground Wight made .
S Tsan on olff saa s!fis f @
then passed to MsNear. who made fine dodg-
Ing g Seeny d msds
to IN Bost"n f fayer MeSear strained ten.
don in his left leg. and gave way to Batcheider.
twenty-yard run around the end. As usual.
New York lost the ball on downs. and Peters
took it on Boston's forty-yard line and ran
sixty Ave yards for u toIcn down. Batchelder
missed goal. and the score was 2U to DIN ia
vor OF Boston. The ball was on New iork's
ten-yard line when the first half OF thirty
minutes closed.
In the second half good runs by Wurtem.
berg and H, GConn9r put the ball on Bost sI
and Boston got the leather. Batchelder and
Mass nans ns
When Batchelder, went across for a touch
slight gains by New York. Wight made
Sne Of bis pG2r ki Sks and h Boston get
limo proceeded to get in their work.
There was no fumblinc and the ball moved
straight along to the New York goal. Anthony
being showed across tho line. Highlands kick
Boston again got tho ball close to the New York
goal; and Wurtemberg touched a safety. max
New. York's twenty-yard line whom the ref.
eres's whistle announced that the second half
was over. Palmer took B. OConnors place at
centre In the second half. witth was the only
change on the New York side. Tho teams
al II a follows.