New-York tribune., 1914-11-27
Many Thrills for $4,000
Spectators at the Game
on Polo Grounds.
LOSERS RALLY IN
FOURTH QUARTER
Hal WittHer Star of Contest, but
Captain Clapp Also Wins
Much Glory.

were ,r the stands.
The score. and all that may oe put
81 s,..,,l,, .bc +triIIs fclt bv thc spec
~ 49,. i,olr t,.,,.o'lo6 nm and down
H1eoi5 Tbcvr ,rerc long runs in pleu-
r,-,-,,.i ro.ssoe Galore. and several
sto~fs ,.btcb MIGHT have grscCd s Yale
1e~,.qr4 ,-ar,e
r.fr+o, cut0faved for three periods,
,..1t-l k,,c,c.,1, IN tbc fourth quarter.
.,t l,,t .ho commerce eleven fghtng
5csDc~,to'y to save lead earned by
.". N .l e. .cv,bdovn. the
lN", N...,'' .h, o,.,r,-e and Rlue
-,H' S "-s 49,, ,roeiD- moments
.,,,. C1srtoo svoep down
on 'u, -"'', s.ek;1. attack. until
.no, -",.re Who sta.te0
NIoH'' o-....'' ~. C,bs tackled Rit-
.ly t -.,., s.,.,~o force chat the
nSi, "..' -.-,t-.- .,t Rr.DD recovered
oA'' r,as os ,s. .lc inning point in the
"'' ,.t. 80. ,,,;,rto and lack Gal
tel'e ,., 80 his LONG spiral punts
-e.....,. r.~ down +hc feld. and Ciiu-
booming 4al oo"- {o-co~ors
For me frst time since football was
,.artof ~ tho school the Commerce
49, - --,-,bcred The spectators
kss 40 trouble In following the play,
and cvorv man Who made a meritorious
.hoUlr- came i0 for his share OF cred
g. Another precedent was established.
Commerce won its thri successive VIC
tory. and the aggregate score for eleven
games is Commerce, 1t4; Clinton 90
T., rbrfli,g Marches.
Two i"r'"'"N
Teams have come ana gone '" ,.1
High >chco. OF commerce uu. Io.s
PLAYED -Cunter iootQau 'naH ,na' WY"
took the field Yesterday. It's t"o .yuSIIi-
downs crowned with success '"o 'nt'-.
iuC marches down the ie.d WIN "a" ~
Jack that was as po"eriul as wa
we'll conceived as oaHlnE as 4y NaL
tile. one OF l'eSt ai'',' -. t,.,s
,csu.teo l2 mo "Is' .o1,.oiS ,, so-
tor forty yal~S. me i,.,.,,. 80
Inc'E' Ih .t,s. co..naul-inc.
reg slei r,;-+or limo WAS as
'ac"r D. "'"' .--
,..- "t'..4 t4,, Ui.+,er boro1
'.- .i. H.. ,.s,' @iorv and moth
h'd --- .L.- There ,vas an
~.-.- -...- +L, cold which net
tIl.t 'l"I -o. 500. L,,+ GLORY for
e ,--....., ,.r-ieF the ball over on
....5 ,,5 l,,v orlv 10 tumble when
..-l-.r and "a clinton man fell on the
f.u Torr-fre yards were made IN
.ta+ s.,arca. which required somewhat
less tf.n eight minutes, at the start OF
.bc ~e~o
Commerce scored It's first toucndoWn
.- ~. second quarter Jack Gailgan
carried the ball over after receiving
Short forward pass from Nlttner
Three tackers dived a. Gallgan just
90 ro received the ball, but the Com
-.,r-e fo--rarde suranE from every
.~5ara and blocked them off as Jack
,rouoret his way over. Harry Foster
surprised everybody by missing a goal
from touchdown.
At the start Of the second hal. Ooin-
mcrcc received the HcH-CI. An az
tempted crlss-cross, schneider 20 VItapp'
was ditcned ior no gam on ne , IUll-
merce 10-yarc line, and then the hIue
team started. ltUer, Clapp anu 'o--
fcau pounded their way along a4oeu
hv interference that cleaned OUT lHe
forwards, anc bacAneIo men a. "e'i'
until et last t.app crashed ,nIousn
from ne 1-yara, i."e' I'9 r-I ,'Y .~I .po
-o s.co5 n IN o IN favor of Com
,,orce
Inherent Forward Pass.
...- oLar.o o., ecore rreeerted
A,. '-' ~ ,--'--1-., O--..-'. -Lo,+1,. ef+or +be
..SS- 20 1I..-.oE, cel1ed for
H'NN-o-, r.ir.- ~, t;e oy.c 40
lOi "atu pass c,.- :-t..-l.,ta5 - and
laiU ..-l .~t.to,. ,,,,;,,o,
lhe b.-e ."e"' "-.f i.., 7. o-5o5
msich 90" ."F eti.5 et'i Ci;~.or,s
only "ne" O.".t ..,..,;,u -..,.o- V,' .oo,, la o
zy-yaIo ma. n ',, .,--.i -be fonr.b ner;od
Ch"u01 ''
S'at ,eN 80 C,:-+o- Nod cot or eo u
me 'tl va .t,.. bo,-s ',rIofrse3 - how
e'ii.eu !L. -, Inn snec4re ~ defeat Not far
s5,.arce5 was the final quarter when