New-York tribune., 1914-11-27
oOld Raritau" OVcrtloWS
and browns Grim,
Gray Palisades
rA1IMAN SCORES
TWO TOUCHOOWNS
Huutley Makes a 5O'Hard Run
New Brunswick Back
field Stars.

..-.. Of che cold Rarlt0u' over
,cs+erdav afternoon. The Hood
over New Jersey from New
,',l..;.L and made ,hc Grim. Gray
DSs..3os" much C1mmcr and grayer'
s.bcr words. George Foster SAN
.-ss Rutecrs football team defeated
y II eleven oa Ohio Field by thc
iN' l.9 score of SS 90 d. The Violet
expcctcd defeat AIT the so
@e!.S 3ope was against them. But ihey
's"eE bsri dcspitc thc TACT chat after
.Es..esrst five minutes OF play the su-
'D,r,t, of She visiting team was clear
(, established. .... 80,
- cheer its Cridiron warriors and
.s.-~ed much pceved that the karitanl
s@'. 80 Ala NOT walk right down the ineld
's' ,be Kickoff BY Cusack, which
spened the battle
rTJse strength Of the visitors was not
be denied long. however. and after
exchange OF Duuts, IN when the
s.yc- lost considerable ground, Seller
s TslIrsD led q march 20 the goal
. S ohich was ended only when Gar
-.., nlunced through tackle for touch
l,,,r This score required SIX minutes
~ ,isv Tallman kicked an easy goal
f,ssek scair kicked of for y. \. |:
s.Io~ made FIVE Yards at centre ana
p-,cker went around left end for nrst
-, The Violet braced on the next
.,.r end Tallman failed at centre. The
- Who was picked by several experts
'.s. year as Of All-American calibre re-
:.ered himself Immediately by hurting
,erfect forward pass 20 Nash for a
,;Ivsr4 gain. Garrett plOughed through
.ts line for 8 wards. and then Bracher
-s-t around left end for second
.,rcbdown. Tallman kicked the goal
Tallman Tallies Twice.
RUTGERS tried hard 10 respond to the
..u ~ ifs rooters for another touch
s,y,r in the first quarter, but, although
.,s hall was rushed 20 the y. !. Us
,o.v nd line. the Red eleven was unable
Cd, mt the finishing touch. Iallman
NED drop kick from the 3O-yaro
~sr. but the ball went far wide Of the
POSTS. The period ended with the pan
IN the y. Y. US 10-yard line IN Kut-
ssrs's possession. -
Tailmsn was selected TO make the
initial plunge iu the second quarter, and
y went straight through the centre
,f the y. 7. J.. line for another touch-
soWn. The same player failed IN KICK
M the goal Cusack made miserable
ock.oF. which carried only 20 yards.
Kendall. who had gone IN for Garrett
arled forward pass, when was
sUgbt bv Ta.lman for l5-yaro gam.
ALTMAN then swept through the line
f5r 6 Yards iu two attacks.
Nash next took the ball around end
Or 10 yards. bowling over four y. y L.
.s.lers Bow.by, who had replaced
B-seber. made a yard at centre, and
hen 70. a first down around the end.
This situation was pie for Tallman, who
tore his way through the line Tor
-,gchdown Talmau again missed an
ssy goal. the ball being directly IN
.,oat Of the posts.
The remainder of the quarter was
vthout special feature until Huntley
r.ercepted a forward pass on the
INY. L. 20-yard line and dashed down
he field for go Yards the longest run
o. the game. The hall ended after the
Violet had made one futile attempt 10
penetrate the hu,cer nle.
Several substitutes we're sen in for
Rutgers IN the second half, but the
New Brunswick team kept up its good
gork. After the kick-of 20 Huntley
Bernstein made three yards through
the line, and followed this with a ive-
ard gain. due 20 q double pass. Bern
stein made another yard, but Rutgers
piled up the next attack for no ad-
vance, and took the ball. Bowlby shot
through tackle for fifteen yards, and
then the y. Y. Z. line crumbled, allow
Is gain Of five yards. Martin was
,te man called upon next, and he found
8 hole in the y. Y. L. line which netted
touchdown. Scarr, son Of IN wealth
CO fOrecaster, who had entered the
game meanwhile I'M place Of Ialiman,
made bis debut successfully by kick
ing the goal
The score was now 33 20 0. and 1t
would appear that Sanford wa. salts
led, or 10 may be that y. Y. L. took
on new life in the face of defeat. Any
how there was no more scorln. for the
ltemaindey of the game, despite the
TACT that Tallman and other regulars
who had started the battle were sent
IN az the beginning Of the last quarter
10 add d few points TO the already top
heavy count
Only One First Down for \. y. |.
Ai tNt loNl peIlOu ". l. Ns pNt NP
stubborn defence, twice holding for
Gowns near their goal. On one occa-
son McNally, for y. Y. T. stepped
',o the breach and intercepted for
ward pass which shot over the y. \. U.
goal line.
IN the entire game y. Y. L. made only
o.e first down, and that was the result
\ forward pass from Huntley to Nc
Naly, which went for gain Of fifteen
ards' Rutgers tried twelve forward
1asses. Of which only two proved
ground gamers. y. Y. I. once IN the
lgsme attempted lateral pass Of the
ale type, which was smeared for a
o.s Of ten yards.
The Rutger, backfeld showed great
utngih. Ta.lman was the one shin
lg star. never failing 10 make
L soodly advance when given the ball.
Ioo".by, who ubstituted for Bracher,
- deserves special mention for the
ae'er way iu which he picked his
penngs Of tackle and around end.