New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-05
Violet Puts Up Unexpectedly
Stiff Fight and Visitors Are
Hard Pressed to Score.
HUDSON HOST IN HIMSELF
Star Fullback Leads the Attack
with Irresistible Vigor, Max.
ing Many Substantial
Gains on End Runs.

mighty fullbsck. and was defeated by q
score OF to Q.
The game was no, as close as the score
indicates. for only orce did New York
University have the ball anywhere at
all within striking distance, while Trinity
was hammering away practically all OF
the time i'm the New York end Of the field
Save when Hudson led the attack how.
ever, the Trinity offence was without the
punch. and consequently could not make
the score higher.
One touchdown in the second period.
which followed after 2 bad tumble by
Won Michow. the New York fullback. and
goal from placement in the fourth
period were the sum total OF Trinity's
scoring ability. Once early in the game
Ncw York rallied and took the ball on
downs on it's own 5-yard line, but thar
was the only time that Trinity was kep,
from scoring by the Bronx eleven. Late
in the last period Kinney tried another
goal from placement. but the attemnt
was made from the iS-yard line Although
the wind was back OF II. the hall came
to earth IN New Yorks l0-yard line and
rolled Owe the linz TO- a touChbaCk
Except for the wond rful punglng Of
Hudson, the game was one of mediocrty.
New York University failed to disclose
anything or an attack and would have
b"cn utterly routed # the defence had ,.ot
held together. A. (, was, the line dd
fairly well. and Hudson was the only
Trinity back who was able TO carry the
ball with any great measure Of slcc,s'.
Early in the game. when Trinity hal
advanced the ball 10 the New York "a
yard line. Hudson was called cu for an
end run. He got of behind splendid in
reference and slipped along 10 the l9-
yard line. whore he was brought to earth
by vicious tackle By Huntley H. hit
the ground with such force that hts
shoulder was pretty badly hurt bu. ate
he had had it rubbed he went back TO
his place and PLAYED through the rest
Of the game as if nothing had happened.
Hudson did not ind the New York line
as weak as L was a year ago and con-
fined most Of his attack 10 runs around
end. Time after time he skirted the NJ
York TANKS for gains of 10. Il and IS
yards. and he was brought down only
when two or three tacklers were hansing
on 10 him.
IFS charging through the line was Of.
fectively stopped nearly every time b.
Torrance. the New York captain. on tho
defence Torrance seemed Ia spread him
self over the entire Now Yo:. line. 9uG
it was seldom. until well IN in the second
half that any gain of any conSe Iucrce
was made through the forU ards.
Loose handling Of the ball MARRIED m,
play on both sides New York was gc:-
ting into difficulties continually because
OF fumbles. ard Trinity did not r.capo
entirely FREQ. although New YORK W.,
unable to take advantage OF the oppor-
tunities. Jake High. who is directing the
New York eleven. would do well 10 COPS
the tackling OF the Trmity men. Every
tackle was sure and clean and the run
ner came 10 earth in his tracks. The New
York men. on the other hand, grabbed
thclr men IN haphazard fashion. They
trusted more to their numbers than to
their own individual skill in downing
runners.
Trinity lost a lot of ground because OF
the poor judging OF punts by Smith and
Coffee Repeatedly they let the ball get
away from them. With the result that
there was Wild scramble after nearly
every punt The wind. however. served
as a good excuse for there was hall
gale sweeping across the gridiron and
the ball took all kinds Of queer twists
ana turns before striking the ground
The New York backs handled tneir
punts in cleaner fashion. but the swift
ness OF Elder and Cole. the Trinity ENDS
in covering kicks. made 1t impossible for
the Morris Heights players to get more
than a yard or two with the hall before
they were downed. The New York ends
Mccullough and Waldman. on the other
hand, were slow, and missed at least
three sterling opportunities TO pick UP
a loose ball and get down the field I'M
lmpeded.
New York rooters had visions OF seeing
the Violet team score Its first point Oh the
year before the same was well under
way Following an exchange OF punts
after the kickoff the New York eleven
was on New York's end of the field how
ever. and awaited little. especially when
Trinity held the next time and got the
ball on downs on New Yorks iV-yard
line. Trinity. with Hudson leading in the
attack, advanced the ball TO New lorks
5-yari line. where II went to the homo
team on an incompleied forward pass on
the fourth down. When the period cnded
New York had the ball on ITS 2J-yard line
The first play in the second quarter
spelled disaster for the home team
Won Michow fumbled on fake
kick formation and Lambert Wa
on the ball for Trinity on the 2C-yard line
A lO-yard run around end by Moore. two
line plunges by Hudson and the ball was
on New York's 2-yard line. whence
Moore took IL over by diving through
centre on a fake kick play. Kinney failed
to get the goal.
New York advanced the ball 10 Trin1tys
30 yard line In the third period. only 10
lose it when Castator intercepted for
ward pass That was the only real chance
the home team had To get near the Trim
ity goal line.
The lineup follows
Trinity 49,. Position. y. Y. L. 0.
Elder ..................L. E.......... McCullougt
Howell ................L. r...,.,.....,.. Wiener
Castator ..............L. G....."..... Hollandet
Kinney ...,...........C. ............... Torrance
Lambert ...........,..R. G............. ODonnen