New-York tribune., 1914-11-04
Trinity Breaks the
N.Y.U. Winning Streak
Powerful and Speedy At
tack Works Havoc
Early in Game.
CUSACK'S FIELD GOAL
AVERTS A SHUT-OUT
Castator. Cole and Kinney Show
Well for Victors-Big Crowd
Turns Out.

III US Out.
Tho winning streak Of the New York
-oiycrsity football team was broken
.es,erday afternoon at Ohio Field by
Trinity College eleven. The score vns
,Qto2.in favor Of the visitors. Cusack,
be big guard OF tho Violo, team. pre-
.sn,cd shut-out by kicking a goal
.rom the acld i'm the third period.
Trinity presented a powerful, and at
..s same imc speedy attack, with
-hich New York University was power
.,ss 20 cope until the homo team was
srfrcr.od with a hie lead. Then 10
...t ihnt che Bronx eleven bracod suf-
iriencr 90 give Cussck his opportunity
90 Kick O. goal from the 2O-yaid line.
Tins rally proved only temporary. tor
s tc Haa. period Trinity agaia
brouch, Into play It's strong offence
nd made third touchdown.
The superiority of the visiting eleven
,as shown st the opening Of the first
noriod Kinney, the Trinity centre,
rho. hy the way, played n brilliant
CAME for his side. kicked OF 20 Nc
[aVy. Tho y. Y. L. halfback ran the
.au back ten yards. but then failed
.l gain on two successive tries at
centre. and liuntley. the y. y. L. quar-
.er. purtcd 60 Cole. who carried the
.sll hacs five Yards. Ives. left half
or Trinity then plouRhed through
scke for two yards. and Castator
ldei two more through centre. Cole
.,yf shot outside tackle Tor good
.a.n. and F, was the first down for
Trinity.
Ives continued thc march toward the
N. =. L. goal by masking ten yards
fOuHd right Cno. y. Y. L. was of
ide and the penalty gave Trinity
another first down. A delayed pass
netted two yards for the visitors. and
,hon Castator shot around right end
.or q touchdown. Kinney kicked the
GOAL
Cusack kicked OF for Y. Y. L.. and
cole who caught. was downed I'M his
tracks. This was the only time dur
rr thr game that y. y. [. prevented
he Trinity backs from running the
b3li bach several yards after kick.
trinity next tried centre for no gain,
ri OH the following play Bernstein,
tol N Y. T.. broke through and spoiled
,n attempt at end
Trinity was found holding. and after
he ffteen-yard penalty punted to
bernstein. who dropped the ball. Trim
iy recovering. Short plunges through
he line and a fake forward pass had
brought the ball TO n. Y US 2O-yard
me when the first period ended.
Trinity began the second period
right where IL left off, and despite =
brilliant stand By \. \. L. on the lat
ter's 2-ysrd line, Smith, the Trinity
Quarter, finally plunged through centre
for the second touchdown. Kinney
missed an easy goal. With the score
60 l3 20 0 y. Y. L. braced, and taking
the ball away from Trinity on downs
near the centre of the field, began
series OF plays which resulted in the
Niolet's lone score.
McNally started matters by making
zen yards around left end on g double
pass. Bernstein failed TO gain. but
Huutley made IL first down 10y smash
through tackle. Here. IL would appear
lluntiey showed poor judgment lie
oalled upon Cusack 70 try for a field
goal DESPITE the fact that q TOUCHDOWN
ooked inevitable. Cusack rose 20 the
otcs sion and sent the ball over the
,rossbar from the 20-yard line.
ln The third period Trinity carried
'qe b; 20 the X. y. L. i5-yurd ihei
ud r seemed was about TO make aH-
.tLer tally. when y. Y. L. intercepted
.orwsf1 pass The Violet was unable
10 gain. and Huntley made beautiful
plrt, the best OF the game, while stand,
ng on his own goal line. The bail
vent forty-fivc yards.
Trinity was hurled back in its az
,emp;s 90 pierce the y. Y. I. line, ana
Dunted ~ Y. Z. on its part was again
unable 90 make headw8y, and Huntey
licked 10 Trinity's 40-yard line. Three
plays az centre failed, and once more
he ball was kicked. The period ended
with the ball on n. Y. US 40-yard line
The FINAL period brought into play
rrity's powerful attack. which opened
With f5-varu dive through centre
r Smith. the quarterback. play
ioWd right end uetted three yards
.rt ttcr *. y. L. took the ball on
.umbie. The Violet was unable to gam
ad Huutev puuted. Castator carried
'ht bal back twenty-five yards by
brilliant lodging run.
s play at centre gave Trinity yard
and then Cole, halfback OF the Hart.
ford eleven. made the longest run OF
he game for touchdown. Man after
nan he bowlcd over in his Tight around
light end until he found his path un-
mpedcd. and planted the ball over the
Inc directly between the goal posts
Kinney failed at goal.
*. y. Z. made g desperate effort 90
add 90 its total In the short time re-
naming but was pOwerless to make
much headwuy The game ended with
bo bali ir Trinity's possession on
.. l.l.s l5-yard line.
The playing Of Castator. Cole ana
Kinney for Trinity and Of McNally
and Cussck for y. Y. L. Is worthy OF
Deciul mention. Both teams were ND
nc best Of condition. and only three
institutions were made, one by Irln-
'ty and two by y. Y. L.
About FIVE thousand witnessed the
zane, the largest crowo that mas Wis
ted Ohio Field this season. The cheer
ng and singing of the Violet cohorts
throughout the game won merited APP
clause. The most interesting OF the
tudonts' antics was the snake dance
between halves. in which about four
hundred undergraduates took part.
The lineup follows.
Trinity gD. Position. \. y. 4. ta.
Npri. ... ......... i. f. .......-...N tloil"i
IuH.i ..............l r. ........... 90. Nl'..'.
n ...........-.l. Z. -........t ti's,',', .,.,
''a.os ............., ........- Ias,. n1o't
HH.ff ............. .li. . ............ some. 7
H'tI. .......-,.....lt. J.. ..--....-.- NJ, N'lt',