New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
STEVENS EASY PREY
FOR N. Y. U. ELEVEN
Game Hard Fought De.
spite the One Sided
Score of 81 to O.
WIENER KICKS ONLY
ONE GOAL IN FIVE
Big Crowd Shows Pleasure .,
Resumption of Relations
After Long Break.

The football team Of New York mi;
versity returned 70 its winning va.
yesterday, defeating the eleven ,,or
the Stevens Institute az Castle poi,,
Field, Hoboker. hy . score Of 3I,on
The score gives little indication q,
how hard battle il was.
The first period was unfrui,ful q,
both teams. although New York r,i
versity kept the play almost con,i,r.
ously in S,.vens territory, and had ..
bail on the home teams 25.yard r-s
when the quarter ended. The s,..
play attempted By the Violet in -.
second period was a triple pass, which
netted New York University seven
yards. Huntley failed 10 gain on
fake forward pass, and an incompIs,,i
forward pass on the fourth down gsys
Stevens the ball.
Webb, of Stevens, tried an end IN,
only 10 be brought 20 earth for a ten
yard loss b. the omnipresent Huntlsr
Anderson then made a miserable pun,
which was nailed for a fair catch H.
Olswang, the New York Uniyersiiy
quarter.
A plunge through tackle gained .vo
yards and a delayed pass four mo,s
Bernstein ploughed through tackle 70,
a first down, and then Huntley vs,,
over for the first touchdown. Weins,
missed an easy goal.
Webb kicked off for Stevens "a
Shuck. Olswsng failed az end ana
Huntley punted to Anderson, who fun.
bled on Stevens's 20-yard line, Cussck
getting the ball for New York I'M.
versity by a long dive.
Bernstein then went through csnt,s
on a delayed pass for a first dowr
which brought the ball 70 the S,ey.
ems 5-yard line. Huntley again put or
the finishing touch BY shooting
through left tackle for another touch.
down. Weiner. to the surprise Of the
New York University rooters, again
missed an easy goal.
In the third period y. Y. L. rolled IN
seven more points, thanks 70 Weinei
who blocked a kick, and fter fumbNr,
rec vered the ball on Steyens's i've.
y~rd line Two plays at centre failed.
and then Huntley made two yards on a
tackle play. Bernstein, however, cane
TO time with a plunge of tackle tia.
Melted a touchdown. Weiner kicked the
goal, the only one out Of five efforts.
Tom Reilly, the n. Y. L. coach, ssti..
fed with his lead, sent in a stream Of
substitutes, and Stevens immediately
got busy. Getting the ball on downs n
the centre of the field, the Hobokea
players let loose a series of forward
passes which brought the ball 10 Ny
US 20-yard line. Reilly, thoroughly
scared, sent in his first string ner
again and thereby STAYED of a touch.
down.
The last period was marked By ST.
saw battle In Stevens territory mt
Huntley hurled forward pass, whieA
was caught by Weiner, who fell over
the line for another touchdown.
Many penalties were melted out dur.
ing the game. Graydon and Odds, o,
+ Stevens, and Cusack, of n Y. T., were
put out Of the conflict for roughnes
I Other punishments were inflicted q,
frequent intervals for offside play and
holding, both teams suffering equally.
A big crowd saw the game. The n.
L. students marched on the field, head.
ed by Pop" Carson and a band, and
were royalty welcomed by the Stevens
adherents. Carson played guard for
\. Y. L. back in 1904 and weighs con.
siderably more than he did.
The singing and march ng between
the halves b. the students of both in.
stltutions won merted applause. Every.
body seemed pleased that athletic rels.
tions between n. Y. U.sand Stevens hs!
once more been established.