New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

COLUMBIA SCORES &c AND SHUTS STEW
EMS OUT.
THE GAME AT HOBOKEN EASY PRACTICE FOR
LIGHT BLUE AND WHITE TEAM MADE
Up CHIEFLY OF SUBSTITUTES.


Up CHIEFLY OF SUBSTITUTES.
II almost required the services Of lightning cal
culator 70 record the score piled up by the Column
ha football team in its game against the stevens
Institute eleven yesterday afternoon on the o.
George Cricket Field at Hoboken. The hnai score
was is TO O. ana the light blue and white eleven
was composed Of substitutes, with the eNcep"o"
Of Miller and Wright. They tore holes IN ther op
moments line large enough to run who'e team
through and until within five minutes OF '"' ~
Of the second half when the varsity was put III
tho ean,e these substitutes succeeded In pilng up
q largo score without as much effort as is put INTO
the daily practice games on the local he'' no
Stevens line was light and weak. ana the n"0NS
were responsible for frequent fumDeS' -" w
other hand. the Columbia boys hAhd.e" tue i's
skin well. only one tumble being recorded asal"s.
them the whole afternoon. Their line was " wan
against which the Stevens backs dashed IN VAIN
and the team work was excellent Wol1. ach"S
captain at quarterback. displayed good Ju'b"''"'
in directing the plays. ana he Is credited VII" "
brilliant run Of one hundred yards Tor '"".
down After catching the ball from Steyens's Kick
off he lodged the whole opposing team ana WIN
the aid Of his Interference planted the ball nen'
tho Stevens goal posts In the second halt NOTIFY
repeated this brilliant play
Columbia won the toss and took the south so''''
Movers FOR Stevens kicked of 10 Woln at 'o'uh-
bias ten yard line. lie passed the pissKh 10
Norman. who puntcd it to the middle oil th' "'','
Here Botchford Of Stevens. gave the Colunp''
bows a scare lie broke through the ColumU' "'''
and with the exception Of Norman had clear heiu'
hn, tho dourhfv fullback from Mornlngside He!eh's
"naiied'' the runner and he gained only twenty
wards Stevens was forced to kick. ana th'h ny
fast hard playing Berrian, Bruce ana putnam
were sent through for gains Of ten and hiteeh
wards The oval changed hands once but 'oiuHl-
hia held her opponents for three downs ana se0u'
bod
down after hst five minutes OF play. Bruce
kicked the goal and the score was 0ouilo'@ ~
stevens o. 1t took Columbia just three minutes 10
score her second touchdown. Putnam going over
the line Bruce again kicked the goal
driving rain set in, and Gilchrist had diihcui'y
In holding the ball the kick of The bue ana
white again began their mercies5 pounu'"s 81 90"
Stevens line. and owens was carried over ioi an
other touchdown. Bruce succeeded In making 'he
goal In the course II the play Berrian was s"s"'S
hurt and Stuart took his place.
After the next kick of Wolf made his great run
the length Of the field for another score. He fol-
lowed his interference well and lodged In ana out
without slipping Bruce succeeded In his effort at
goal. and the score was 30
40 more scoring was done in the first half The
ball changed hands several times, and after an eH-
change Of punts the peskin was IN stevens pos
session in her territory when time was caiIed-
In the second half. which was only ten minutes
long. Jones replaced Norman at fullback Stuart
scored touchdown. Bruce failed at goal soon
after the kick of The varsity was put H. ana IN
TWO consecutive runs, 10y Morley ana Neekes, o,
forty and twenty-five yards respectively. the ball
again crossed the Stevens line Morley kicked the
made touchdown BY this time the stevens team
was demoralzed. and on the kick off Morley covered
the length Of the field FOR another score. The at
tempt at goal was success. and the score was
60 No more scoring was done When time was
called the ball was on stevenss hveyard line. The