New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

| score was IS TO In favor Of Trinity. 'i
in driving rain. with gale OF wind blowing e{f stt
| contest was absolutely lacking both IN skill ssss
snd had only to KICK for the bali to go sailing s
seventy or eighty yards down ne me held, Ony ors
nalf Of the game vas played The final ScNs va va
The De La salle-Cutler game was with n. i.
ceptIon OF the final Championship game, tie ~; Il
son The first half Of the game was Glossy ~ ~.
tested but De La Sales heavier weight az ~
nerior team work too. and she was enata': =.
score a touchdown after ten minutes play csss
then made firm stand ana s Ry shori; sharp r,
three yard line There an unfortunate tumble 4
the Cutler auarterback ost tnc ea ~ ana sr w
In the second half Warren was 50 badly hu-
that he was compelled TO retire C o oecam.s
through her lire and TO skirt her ends for s,~
gains The final score was 10
THE FINAL CONTEST
II was in the presence Of FIVE hundred cheer,,
students that the De La Sale football team wr,,,.
the supremacy IN the New-York Interscholart
! Athletic Association from Trinity. the forr,,
| cbonnion bv the score Of II 10 g. The groy,.
was we. and soggy. and as consequence q,
| long runs were made. There was little fumbu,,
| Although the game closely contested ,hrouTh
| ont Trinity was outplayed on almost every pou,
| Her defeat was due 20 poor generalshiD and Ii.
| light weight Of her rush line Her interference
| and tackling were only '"''' "N' he' defensive
! work was excellent De La Sales playing wa,
| Amos, faultiess The interference and tackllrr
| were excellent and Milbank. Trinitys crack III
f0n4a az SINGS fne were the playing
| Adam and Munroe, or lie La oa'e' ana OF keihs,
| and Benedict or TRINITY
! ALI, INTERsCHOLAsTTC ELEVEN
For several years II has been the custom to ~
loct an all-New-York nterschoastic football team
which should be composed Of the eleven best play
| ~ Va IrspFCpnOl4Gflp Athletic A
socia.ion. The Tribune has endeavored 10 select
team that should be representative OF the beE
| material IN the association. The task has no
been an easy one. but below vii p round what
he selected from the six schools IN the ASSOCIATIVE
Arthur Havemeyer q Berkeley ls' , s9d. ,,cs,.
Tbomss Joseph Thorp. u De la Sale. left guard
Frederick cutler Of Cutler. centre ,,,, .,,,.
Harry Connolly. OF De Ia sale, right tackle
George Cabot Ward Of Trinity rshi sna on,.r,,.,
fdSn Thomas Keller OF De La Sale. LEI, hslfback
Samuel Sam M HsreSe OF Of I con%b ds a
In the way Of ends there few even pascal, /
TO select from The majoGTiy o. them were
Ward seemed to be the best -. a..
There were a number OF tackles TO PICK rom
| Connolly and Reilly were easily superior 70 - l.
| as Brooks, Fitzsimmons or Monman. ~ L
| There can be no doubt that tne ne Ia -
guards, Thorp ana Muhroe' were ''e
Cutler for centre easily the superior OF R'sa
| or Sullivan his nearest competitor
| AS regards the backs. the most difficulty was q
perienced in selecting the men For qu@TteTost
Goodwin and O'Brien. Goodwin Is perhaps the ga
OF Mayberry in handling the ball put ~ me pV s5
aid tacking ability. For halfback, there were "
bank Keller Warren McKee E9sdi tss I poSsr
each of these men IL decided 10 give me "
lions to Milbank and Keeler The seeeuoh MAJ 2, ~
p WnaIar and warren was so equal that II vas
natter OF considerable difficulty to choose oetwsx
the two Tne pace y himself Warren is splsni
back he neither follows nterierenee WEI ~,
sndividHaI aualidcations than in his play as coz
ponent part Of the team. Keller, on the eonuslL
| while his individual capacity is great, 10 d. Wv
| same time able In team work -, . ty,.,.
The place OF fullback was awarded 10 he'So'
| because Of his ability as a puhter
SOMETHING ABOUT THE PLAYERS
The records and statistics OF the individual mem
bers OF the All Interschoastic eleven are az loo"''
Arthur Hayeyeg seventeen years RS. o BEEN sS psy
ing football for year He has tehuepV' T" '"S"''
'o Tbom9as Thornton Reilly is seventeen years oe
weighs 1870 pounds and stands feet mn ,ui t,s1
is splendid ground gainer and mas aa IN Sogsr5
both in breaking up interference ana ~ y .ms
the opposing runner for loss or az pe't s saS
Is sure tackled In 70 the Reilly f LA and III
bank that De la Sales losses ana Ir'''" e
Win Thomas Joseph Thorp is sixteen years :a ola
10 inches tall ana tips the scales at ~ po9nos.
an PLAYER ra ape S on the local
T Thy has played at De La Sale School for II
'Frsderick Harland Wilson Cutler is sixteen yea
cd 8 feet incnes in heigh: and weighs :" poua-
re mas Prev Gus TO that Inc he played for sh
| time in Connecticut C@ !er uses his weight enc (
lively and snaps the ball in good style. HE ps"
| low, strong game on the defence. . la ,.,,
Henry Hugh MqnFoe sixteen nCSss ga farsH H has
playing football ever since he was eight YEAR, ~
| His tremendous weight makes him Vaiuao.e pa /
and one through whom the opposing sue "a" us
~ Harry Connolly is seventeen years old, tips RI
Iy e bas a. been paying football at De la Sale e
Two ' Years. Connolly is good boxing the Ops
tackle w ehd b IN the stress OF excitemen
| likely to indulge in holding He Is go0d pa
George Cabot Ward is eighteen years Old Ian. ana h
been playing on the Trinity team Tor Two y year
follows the ball we'll and generally gets down \.
field after kicks in an able manner ne acS ~
'n Frank p Ellsworth Mayberry is sixteen years d.
This bfs' is u His Hfn rs, y year on the bsrfs ART
but for two years ne played on BsrSe'e sur. III
speedy tackler in the association He handle:
bali well and seldom fumbles. By reason ~, -
but his tacking amply makes up for ANY ANY nI
deficiencies on the defence ne shouli p ia *.
La Sale Berkeley game he prevented the " d.
Sale eleven from scoring seven additona' w"
|
| John Thomas Keller is eighteen years oa 80
feet inches and weighs l5s pounds ne ss sr Pm
PLAYING football at De La Sale for TWO yeai.sy
vious 10 that he played on various amateur e. 49,
He rushes we'll and hits the line low and haS ~
IS a sure ground gamer and has nearly a," sn. n
the one 10 the long and sensational iys osa
season He has splendid lodging ability Nv
in starting. and rarely fumbles. -, - xass
Samuel Mbank is nineteen years old, any -
100 pounds He Is feet Inches tall. ana %, 49,
playing football at Trinity School for three ~"
He is crack line bucker and has n I s,,ou,
slightly greater degree. all the qualiheauSyn,r
Keeer He sometimes fumbes at critical molc "a
Howard Harold Herche is eighteen year, "a
feet inches tall and weighs l15 pounds. ~ S.s
been playing football at Columbia Grammar - -
for four years. Two years previous 70 ,rv,srI
played on the champion team OF the Ninety ,srs 1
ST. public school Hersche is by far the bes. ~
OF all the league kickers. His punts are svS nv, M
ones and accurately placed. They are ~ Us cr
enough TO enable a speedy pair OF ends 10 ~. ,s
the field in time to down the receiving runhe' yss
tracks. In this combination Of Mlbank 49,
and Hercbe the last named would simply r y
upon 10 do the punting, aid In the inter-, 'sss
and. to give the other backs occasional ~,
do some OF the line bucking The MAJOR ~
the line bucking and end gaining would deV0''
Milbank and Keller. -,
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