New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Runs Up Score of SO to O,
Thirteen TouchdownS
Being Included.
GARRETT MAKES A
RUN OF 81 YARDS
Technology Men Are Completely
OutclsSSed, Gaining Only
Five Yards on Attack.

,s,terdsy without going through the
sornslity Of even stopping at Stevens
Institute more than long enough to
,nstiso sprinting on the Castle Point
eridiroa. In other words, Rutgers COM
rs,ely outolasSed The Technology
eleven and defeated IL By a score of SS
70 0. which came about through almost
,rrumerable ;ouchdowns thirteen, 20
be exset-and tive goals from touch
down.
With he exception Of scoring on a
safety or on drop kick, or by run
rinS 6 Kickoff the full length Of the
reid for touchdown. Rutgers did
everything on the calendar. The New
BrunswicS giants just missed the last
Of the three alternatives named above
bvS hairs breadth. for in the last five
minutes o. play Garrett. the big Indian
second Stung man in the Rutgers
squad. csugA, q Stevens kickoff on his
own S-ysrG line and raced eighty-seven
yards, only 20 be brought TO earth by
.hs Stevens lett end, Howell on Ste
ytns's 5-ya-d line.
The score htInCiy indicates the rel
Stive ability of the two teams. Rut-
gers stsrtcl the game with most Of its
regulars ir thc lineup In order 10 give
them Stit workout. but the kind Of
opposition they faced was ;he weakest
Of the weas. The Stevens line melted
Ike fog before The charges Of the Rut-
GERS bacSs, and ON the attack Stevens
gained only FIVE yards through the
whole sixty minutes OF play. This five
yards was more than discounted by the
.set that the stevens backs were thrown
ior losses time after time.
As test the game was disappointing
90 the thousand or more followers Of
ne Rutgers team who marched through
h0boken in truly gala style 70 Castle
Point Rutgers did not once have 10
extend itself, and the Stevens eleven
vas weaker $50 tGe players said. than
ne SCRUB against which they have their
o2ily practice. Physically the Rutgers
men were giants against the etriplngs
q the Stevens eleven. and u was small
Wonder that the score mounted even
;aster tnaH The ola Michigan point a
minute schedule.
George Foster Sanford, the Rutgers
coach, let- the team Iu charge of How
frd Gsr-ar. wai.e Ae himself Jour
nsyed 10 N,W Haven Tor the Yale-Har-
'arc contest. Before leaving Sanford
calico a.- p.a- together and told
'hem he would expect q score that
would tnrow all otner scores into in
Ngn,nca. c.. Tie only lament of Cap
IAN looney. tae Uurlv tackle, was that
he coul, did not reach Toe.
IEe Fens game marked Tor Rut-
gers the opening or week Of strenu.
Gus football. On Thursday the eleven
iaees New lOrk University on Univer-
sly Heights. and on Saturday II will
ossh IN what Dc considers its big game
ne season, with Washington and
1sterson at the Polo Grounds.
Anford has little fear Of encounter
llg more tnan hard practice in the New
t~k University game, but he is afraid
,is' II may cost him some of the regu-
tn on whom he counts 10 star against
Washington and Jefferson.
ne entire eleven, with the exception
i bowl6y, d second string back, who
"kted ms ankle, came through yes
"fosy S encounter without a scratch.
80 mat there VIII be no physical handi-
Gap 10 the way % hamper the team this
vees
Islmar, the big punter, on whom
SANFORD mas relied through two sea-
.lAs' Ga not play at ali yesterday be
"l'e OF a weak ankle, and il was un-
lTl4nale, because the other members
Ae team mad to make up in their
inning attack FOR the absence Of Tai
-l1s long pun-s.
'o' once do Rutgers punt. probably.
y"e stevens man suggested. because
4a.Nan cut there was no one who
.-.l p-a'. lcnse equcntly when Rut-
,-t 60, t.e bail u JOS OWE territory it
-e1 A.c.. .e- .n work and by rushes
-yi 'at. PASSES never failed 10
"5i! u down Y tue Stevens goal.
a-",ce >.cte got the ball on the
sgieshold OF t goal line, but il was
sT'SsuSe hltg.r sen, forward passes
S,sssHy over 81. line. Not once did
'Esehs hold 70. owns.
ine versauht. and wonderful exc
T"Vn OF the Rutgers attack carried
&c. S,evens eleven OF its feet in the
,.s 'M lew seconds Of play. Sanford's S
s..l tsI disclosed nothing in the way of
,.OsOtil strategy that could be termed
~ because what new tactics have
s sssa developed are being held in re
I've I've lor The Washington and jefferson
l5ut with the repertory OF PLAYS
ch the Rutgers backs were per
-.td 70 use they crumpled up and
aSueG the stevens defence, and il
S.. seldom indeed that any Of the
'.ehs hnemen found the opportunity
,.,Gt siIt through the line and make a
&c before the New Brunswick
ban could get under way with the
an. captain Toohey, who took himself
n. Vi 'he game IN the last minutes of
osCoNd period. was matched against
,,.5aA opponent, and none Of his
o1. eng football qualities were brought
al ne smeared his man every time
I;ai was always through and in the
n. 80 OF the interference. Nash, at
,so.h Vlher tackle, played d more spec
M, game than his captain, prOba-
because he was enabled TO pull
several of the few forward passes
So Hs attempted. Most of these were
ls lsu al Nash's side of the line, and
inc proved himself an adept at break
r,.S ,Soohey did get one opportunity to
Z pass, and he made the most OF
r,,t tf'vtung the ball on Stevens's 35-
or. me and paving the way for an
p rutgers touchdown.
ne 'IpCher who has been aptly called
los, Nuigers Bill Morley, found big
vitS ~. IN me Stevens line when he ran
ons,; .r ,he oal.. and he shot through the
s'vsuss with so much speed that il
ler' Ioo6 az least tWo Stevens tack
n TO 20 bring him 20 earth.
upfo,,u, tne night back, who has been
felS .uhS'e .'e enough to be in a back
tSs.. wi'n Bracher and Talman. and
,bineOy did not have the chance to
in.o with his true brightness. came
.viS,.sGwn .'s own on the Stevens field. as is
fopr . by the fact that he scored
vbs, 'ouchcowns. lie was irresistible
thror.Se carrying the ball and PLAYED
u,,s :. tne entire game save five min