New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
UNION in A R0UT
ElSf FOR NEH1 YORK.
[ psfaie Team Buried Jy Score
of Eight Tonchdo1ras.

lux University utterly routed is
old rival Tnion. On Chic Field vcs,erdav.
winning a gene that developed into run
away h. a score cf A. 20 q crippled hv
injuries 70 Brown and iIauck its star
tackles. the Onion tenn coull oppose no
effective defence 20 the varied aud .ast at
tack OF Tile hone eleven. whlrh scored four
touchdowns IN each half. one gal beIas
missed New York. vhicn mas = hard game
In rrosI'ecs on THURSDAY WITH Trinity. asel
fourteen substitutes. sn eotng in IN the
second half and Cap.aia Wheeler WHO
PLAYED a grest game ei iefr end. was The
oniy man who stayed in through the whole
game
The smallest crowd that has seen game
between these ol3 rivals ror six years vas
on hand Inion's delegation being much
smaller than usual. The supporters of the
schenectady team more thar held their
oHn when il came 10 displaying enthuai-
asns however. although their chances h
lnis respect were Pew. Union threatened
New 1ork's Eoel tNice. each time as the
result of a well executed forward pass. i,ut
an attempt st repetition Of the play
saved the Now Workers each time
New York employed he forward pass
seven times. making a substantial gain GA
each attempt The unside kick was less
successful being recovered only twice.
vale II failed Oh half a dozen occasions.
New York MADE way steadilv th-eIgh the
me. "hAe plays Of - ckle and around the
enc were used for ma1v long gal.s. Feur
q The e-sht touch towns were the result of
straight football. while Of the Others three
came after brilliant runs through a broken
field
lhe most spectacular play Of TIE game
vas mace hy rule. New Terk's star fresh
man fullhack. Union had she ball on New
horks S5-yard line. when stiTening OF
the New York defence forced an ATTEMPT Il
d forward pass shuttler shot the ball
straight 81 Webb. but TuIe intercepted 81
IN a leaping rush and was or down the
field Ike a shot. running eighty wards 10
the fourth touchdown ana the iast Of the
arst halt
Hermann Ulcott the New York coach,
was a. Cambridge 20 Gee Ysle beat Har-
Vsrd, and Tom Kelley, '0t. his assistant.
was ga charge. RelIey took no chance Of
allowing players 70 Ne hurt before the stir
battle which Is looked for with Trinity,
victory in which win leave lhe New York
team unbeaten. with a tie score against
Lehish rs the only blot on its record. NOne
Of the New York men suffered any injury.
and all trotted OF as fresh ami strong as
could be when substitutes relieved them
Captain Wheeler played magnificent
game for New York ~ left. and Was
powerful factor IN breaking up Unions
swinging runs around the wing. lie vas
never drawn IN on one OF these plays.
fault that could have been found with
Crawford, and in covering kicks AS
right Oh top OF the opposing back every
time He and Crawford both tackled
with deadly accuracy. and Union never
got chance 20 run back the long kicks
OF Yule. Gorsh and Kennedy. In opeR
plays and on kicks Crawford was as good
as Wheeler. but he was weaker on the de-
fence. being boxed frequently ". EllIe.
who relieved Crawford. played a pretty
game and. Ike his predecessor. was par
ticularly skiIful in handling the forward
pass. which was splendidly made ~ Nixon.
Yuie and Elline.
The New York line even when the sub
s,ltutes were in. played strong game
and. although opposed by the strongest
section or the visiting eleven, was always
in the better position. COOney was a
tower q strength al centre. and with
good support from TFenney berger and Nc
Kay. made the centre Of the line impreg-
uable The New York backs hit the line
hard. kept rheir feet Vel and presented
O. strong and cohesive attack. TIE men
helped each other along well and fell for
ward when they had the ball
Tule was a tremendous force II line
smashing plays. but displayed sorle faults
ia his backdeld play. He has a tendency
q ruu back on catching pLuts. and on
swinging runs around the end frcil a fake
Kick formation that would have been
costly against a stronger team Consider
able skill in running through @ broken
field Offset this. Dur the poor tackling o.
The Union backs and ends had good deal
70 90 with Jas success.
The Union team fought with admirable
courage iu tie face OF overwhelming 1e-
feat u was helped in keeping up the
sight by its slight advantage iu weight
tie lire. ia particular. outWeigning The
New York forwards. The plunginE New
York hacks proved hard 10 stop pur they
Lad - fight for every inch ~ ground
they made and any let u7 in tho work Of
the home team would have meant scbre
f0r the Schenectady players beyond =
doub:
Unions best Glance 10 score came after
about tuent- minutes Of play in the sec
ond half Getting together for a concerted
attack Tor tie FIRST time in the game the
Union backs rushed the bah - New York s
sa-vard line fr0m their own 58-yard mark,
Hecrerabou-g aud Nicks making big gains
through thc centre. where trio of substI-
rEfes had replaced the New York stars.
There the Violet line stineuel. and Shut
Tor. uu tte third down. shot a forward
Ia~s fo webb. VINO r.r 7E with d clear
field -ut tie bah ou tie 1--vari line be-
fore Wheeler brought him down from be-
hind
Two smashing drives ~ the tackles failed
10 yield an inch. and Shutter tired the
forward pass again. the ball striking the
ground. however. on New York S 5-5 ard
line NeR YORK rushed fLe bah twenty
wards and then Brennan recovered n kick.
and tfe home team rushed the ball over
FOR touchdown iu nye plays
Sew York kicked or 30 Union. and after
one gam az nfteen Yards OF fake kick
= utter puuted % lule, who put the ball
Iu midfcld Tor New York New York
rushed the bail % Unions 20-yard liue by
hard llne plunEi1E. and then lost fifteen
yards f9r holding 4 long forward pass
from Tule To- Wheeler more than made up
tie distan~e. and Asw York s first touch
down followed in four plays Yl.e going
over and kicking The goal
Sew York kicked o1. and after an cN-
chang of uunfs started inso rush the hall