New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
Blue Regulars Pile Up
Lead in First Half That
Brings Easy Victory,
LIE GORE MAKES a
BRILLIANT SHOWING
Blue Fullback Proves Able 10
Gain al Will-BrookS Shines
for Visitors.
lRy re.ssranh 10 Tho rrlhnnc !

to-day, and the hlue trIumphcu Ot-
cisively. piiinG up 80 points to : for
the visitors. Ysle's total was the lsrg-
est the Ellis have made IN years, and
the one-sided score more than atoned
Tor last yesr's defeat. Yale used two
eleveus during the battle. The first
string men, minus Alec Wilson and
Captain Talbot played during the first
half
The second team men went IN TOT
the third quarter, and then IN the last
period the varsity went back and tore
NJ Colgate for II points. In the first
half the regulars scored 35 points 10
none for Colgate. The scrub, however.
fsiled 10 score. while Colgate made It's
only tally During the first quarter the
battle was one-sided. AinsWortn'
Knowles and lie Gore tore through
their opponents in drives that seemed
Irresistible.
Colgate braced little in the second
period, making six first downs to tour
for Yale In the first quarter. however,
Yale made fourteen first downs to none
for Colgate. Colgate kicked frequently
in the first period, and this policy OF
hunting instead Of trying out the Yale
defence worked dissstrously, as the I'll
backs went through the rival line as
though il were tissue paper.
Lateral Passes Gain Ground.
Lateral masses. in which the ball was
handled Clearly and with beWlldelihs
eed. gave Yale long gains IN the nIs'
.ld last periods.
lie Cores catching OF passes was
wonderfully dextrous. and with wei
timed bursts Of speed he seemed "D'S
10 draw away from the clutches OF
,acklers and gain at will. Ans"orth'
Knowles and Scovil formed lnterIei
ence with machinelike precision ana
gave the Blue fullbacN opportunities
for his spectacular runs.
Stillman's work at END STOOD ou' LOT
Vale The big fellow tackled ssvageely
81 was fast in covering kicks. HIS
tvork far outshone that OF any OF lhe
cher Yale outposts. White did well 81
cen.r.. lie passed surely and played
steady. defensive game. Nal ScoVH az
quarter drove .he men az top speed, 'he
first score coming after seven pISys'
arA the third and fourth after a IKE
number Of smasheS and end runs. la!e
r,ede four touchdowns IN ten ana
half minutes. Scovll called Tor niue
.arietv in the way Of play, ana onty
Tree forward passes were tried IN me
Frst half one went astra!' Du' 'ne
others counted for solid gains.
Swartout and West ana the mos SUI
.+.,+isl gaining for Colgate, Broohs'
.t- rov-srfDl tackle. tearing up the
Mo line 20 provide openings. Al the
ev5 Of the first half Colgate started
h,ttorirg attack on the Yale line, ana
csrriad the ball 20 the l-yard me
where the ball was lost on downs
Wi.h the wind at his back, lie sore
iicked from behind the Yale goa! me
TEc mint carried far over Anderson
t.sd and rolled 10 Colgate's 23-yafG
Inc where Stillmau and Gould pounced
~, tho Colgate quarterback as ne
rrabbed the ball The kick. lncluclng
g.rr, and roll. measured elghtE-hFe
yards.
vale Tackling Better.
vole's tackling was better than last
~ bpt lacked decisiveness at times.
sheldon. who has been out all week
vss the last hour choice for rlgnt
+ockle and plaved A brilliant game IN
GENERAL though. Yale's defence ieleH
20 chow Great improvement, the Col
cate hacks making long gains on the
rare occasions when Yale lost posses
sion of the ball.
When the substitutes went IN during
The third quarter Easton, Waite anu
Guernsey started brilliant oHehog
carried
line hut the Blue lost forty-hve yards
s., tbree Hfteen-yard holding penalties
and these cost what looked 70 De SURF
score. IL. 7
Cores work was most notable. ms re-
markable ground gaining twenty
80 thirty wards at a time-led up 20
al the Vale scores, and his wonderful
-r,rts particularly in the first nall
"a The Yale stand in an nproar. lie
seemed able 20 twist his way through
the whole Colgate team, and ms uVog
ING runs just inside the side iine
margins showed matchless suretoo'eo-
ness and speed. c.. Ill,
A,derson's punt. which came on the
frst play. twenty yards. Ains"orth
made ten wards; Knowles, twelve on a
double mass: Scovil, eight, and Ans
18th four Knowles went over ior
he frst touchdown. Abel punted after
vi had kicked of again, and once
80 L. Gore flashed back twenty
Id Rraun made twelve yards on .
.bift that took Colgate by surprise anu
Io Gore went ten yards after douDIe
mass. Ainsworth and Scovil mace Shoi
advances, then lie Gore again got away
for fifteen yards Knowles carried tne
hall 10 within an inch OF the 'oigsle
goal. and Scovil was jammed over 1oI
touchdown. .r.o-
lie Gore ran back another punt after
the kickoff. and after reciprocal NJ
teer-vard penalties for holding missed
81 forward pass 20 Stillman. A pass
cvor the line 20 Ainsworth succeeded
however. and from the l7-yard line
AiDeworth and Knowles covered the
distance 20 the goal line in two plays
\ Relentless Machine.
On Colgate's kickoff Knowles shot
back ten yards. Then the relentless
machine started operations. lie Gore
darted ahead fifteen yards and Ans
worth went over for touchdown. Al
the opening o. the second period west
and Robinson were turned back on line
crashes and Abel punted again. Scovil
and Knowles mad, short gains and
then lie Gore slipped away FOR the
most stirring dash Of the day, wrlg
cling through AN open held twenty-five
yards 90 the 35-yard line.
4 twcuty-yard forward pass, IL
Gore 20 Aiusworth. followed by a ten
ward smash at tackle by Knowles, made
the fifth touchdown scored by lie Gore
after a double pass inevitable. The
Yale fullback walked over the line WITH
absurd ease, tho Colgate defence being
Drawn TO one side.
For the FIRST time ir the battle Col
cate then started q consistent offence
Az. SwaItout. Robinson and West car
RED the ball almost 10 the goal line
where "a stubborn defence, followed by
T.e Cores tremendous punt saved the