New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
WILLIAMS OUTPLAYS
NEW YORK ELEVEN
University Line Fails to Hold
Furious Onslaught of the
Purple Backs.
HUNNEWELL BIG FACTOR
Scores First Touchdown, Fol-
lowing a Brilliant Run
for Thirty eight
Yards.

The williams College football team de-
feated the New York University eleven
yesterday afternoon at Ohio Field in a
closely contested game by the score Of is
to 6. For the most part, straight football,
Of the old-fashioned line plunging order,
was used by both teams until the second
half was well under way
At the start OF the game Williams
seemed far superior, especially in getting
away for long runs. No forward passes
were used by either team until the
middle OF the second period. when Will
Jams tried a pass from the 12-yard line.
but It was declared incomplete, and the
touchdown which would have resulted
was lost.
New York's line was strong, and held
up under the vigorous onslaught Of the
Purple, and all attempts to gain ground
through this means came to naught. New
York was taken off it's feet by the be-
wildering shifting OF the Williams line
and backfeld, and for the entire first half
seemed to be able to do nothing against IT.
Hunnewell was clearly the star OF the
Williams team, and his wonderful run
ming netted the majority Of the ground
gained. Several times when New York
kicked to Williams Hunnewell would get
the ball and carry IT back TO within
fifteen yards Of the point whence IL was
kicked. On the first kickoff he ran the
ball back to New Yorks 12-yard line.
The team work Of the home eleven was
much better than last week, and at no
time was the player with the ball left I'M
protected. Williams also showed very
good work in this respect, and II was a
large factor in Hunnewelrs long runs.
The score at the end Of the first half
was Williams, Z; New York, 0. In the
third period Michael kicked a goal from
placement, bringing the Williams tally up
TO 10 In the same period, however, New
York did better work, and managed to
secure a touchdown, and hopes Of the
New York rooters scared high. Williams,
however. brought the score up to lS to 8.
with another touchdown.
Inc uTSl NOuNl4hONi nio hIdNC ia N''S
first five minutes of play. On the kick
off Hunnewell received the pigskin, and
carried it down to the l2-yard mark, after
a run of thirty-eight yards. New York
was penalized for off-side play. Toolan
went through tackle on a wide formation
and Hunnewell carried the bali through
right tackle over the goal line.
In the middle OF the third period Hunt
ley punted from the l2-yard line after
Braun had intercepted an attempted for
ward pass by Williams, and HunneWel
brought the ball back to the 2S-yard line
After repeated trials at line plungins
with no gains, Michael dropped back ana
executed a very neat kick from place
ment.
At the end OF this period New YORK
got the ball down to Williams's H-yard
mark by a, forward pass, and In the be-
ginning OF the fourth quarter another
pass Of the same kind took them UP TO
the vineyard mark. Huntley went through
centre for the touchdown, but Dutcher
failed to kick the goal.
Williams's last score was made seven
minutes later on an end run by Toolan'
a line plunge by Clark, and forward
pass-HunneweI TO VinaL.
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