The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
SCHOOL. g.: TRINITY SCHOOL, o.
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BERKELEY SCHOOL. 8; TRINITY SCHOOL, 0.
In the final game for the championship Of the
New York Intcrscholastic A. A.. at, Berkeley
eleven DEF eated the Trinity School team by the
score Of 8 TO Q. II was Que OF the P~rettiest e&-
seen at the Oval in a number OF years, and. In
addition to popular airs BY the Seventy. first
Reginlent Band TIE spectators were treated to
question. owing TO the strong wind. Both teams
we're In excellent condition and went into the
the SECOND hall, however. the Bcrkcleyitcs out
played their opponents ana scored all their
Two serious accidents marred the sport in the
second half. when Fassett and Huntington, both
Of berkeley, had TO be carried on the field and
serimmage. FassStt was UNCONSCIOUS for SOME
slight concussion Of The brain. Huntington was
running with the ball and was heavily tackled.
A Aste Io sssd' tSat u Re f haa his she e oGtsG% os S she tasnp 1t
goal. giving the ball to Trinity. Kirkby kicked
gain. Berkeley. tried Trinity'is line. but not
being able to make max any Roadway ppnted on the
in three. yards Of Trinity's goal. where it was
pn, in play owing TO O'Rourke being downed.
trinity lost the ball for. ,off.side play. but
worked Il the af ball ii!y With hn mass ss'e on os anSa p siess' y
a fanbiie. BssrEele !i"' after GT' two 9nsue cess Hi
attempts to gain the required distance,
punted to the middle Of the field. Here Berke.
ley held Trinity for four downs. and in the next
play Granbery was sent through for fifteen
yards. This encouraged the Berkeley boys. but
In tho excitement they lost their heads and
Trinity carried the ball ten yards further, duo
to the good work of O'Rourke. The teams
chances of scoring, however. were spoiled by the
calling Of time for the first hall.
On The second h III the Berkeley players showed
the result of good training. and started in with
q rush. Huntington kicked to D. Brown. who
could not gain much before he was downed.
twenty ards. and he planted the ball on Berke-
ley's 4O-yard line. With a strong wind in Trim.
ity's favor O'Rourke received the signal to try
for a goal. The ball was passed, but he was q
little slow in dropping It. Irvine broke
through the line and blocked the kick. The ball
rehounded from the latter into Huntington's
hands. Huntington ran toward Trinity.s goal.
stage ,Fassett was hurt and had to retire.
Berkeley steadily rushed the ball down the field
and had 1t on Trinity's 3-yard line, where the
former lost 1t on downs. Trinity worked 1t back
on mass plays to tho centre Of the field, where
Berkeley regained it on downs. The ~latter's
team work was excellent at this period Of the
game and by good work OF CRANBERRY. Forney.
5-yard line. Then Huntington was forced over
for a touchdown. The try at goal failed.
In less than tw minutes aftcrward Hunting.
ton got the oval ont of II scrimmage on Berke-
ley's 15-yard line and took 1t all tho way to
Tr rity's goal for n touchdown. O run of ninety
five yards. The try at goal again failed. In tho
next scrimmage Huntington had his collarbone
large gains. they could not score. The lineup
follows.