The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
YALE EARNS REVENGE
OYER COLGATE TEAM
Amasscs It's Biggest Score in
Years, 10 to Z, I'm Game Of
Much Ground Gaining.
LEGORE TEARS THINGS Up

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 31--Yale came out
of slump to-day and trounced COL
gate. 40 to 7, In IA game that was full
OF thrills. 1t was tho largest score that
Yale has made in years. 1t was sweet
revenge for the Els, who were beaten
16 to last year by the York state
collcgians, -Four touchdowns in the first
period. one In the second and two in the
fourth were the Yalo TALES. Colgate's
single touchdown was made in the third
period after Coach Hinkey had substi-
tuted an entire second team for tho first
and the Yale men had been penalized
forty-hve yards for holding in the line.
Yale started the best men IL had In
the first period and they went with "A
rush. The back field showed itself fast
and able. Knowles and Ainsworth hl;-
ting the line for long gains. whilo Lee
gore circled the ends almost at will. Lee
cores playing to-day was far and away
the best on the field. Time and time
again he made spectacular runs OF twenty
and thirty yards. bringing the spectators
to their feet.
The remodelled limo worked better
| against Colgate, although IL was appar-
| ent that against n team with stronger
| offence the Blue rush line would be found
/ lacking. Several times West. Swartout
and Robinson found holes through which
| they threw themselves for good gains.
Iale's secondary defence was almost inn
/ pregnable, however, and each time "A hole
/ was made a secondary defence man was
there to stop 1t up. Colgate made four
| teen first downs In the course or the game
/ to twenty seven for Yale. In the second
period when the Colgate men advanced
| the ball most consistently. seven first
downs were made
There was little open football used by
other team Yale attempted three for
ward passes and completed two OF them,
gaining total OF forty yards. Colgate
tried two forward passes and completed
one with gain Of seven yards.
The Eli attack was sharp and con-
| ccntrated. Colgate attempted to gain
after receiving the first kickoff. but was
forced to punt. Legore, who caught the
ball on the Yale 20 yard line, eluded
his would-be tacSlers and ran to the 40
yard line. Straight line plunges took
the bail to the yard line, where Knowles
took it over. Legore kicked the goal.
The performance was practically du-
pl!cated moment later, anb Scov.l
smashed through for the second touch
down Knowles punted out to Ainsworth,
and Legore kicked tho goal The Blue
game opened up somewhat at this point.
A lateral pass. ScOvil to Legore. Melted
twenty-sevrn yards. and n forward pass
from L. gore TO Ainsworth added twenty
five more. Ainsworth went over for the
! TOUCHDOWN on n long tuu run. iNI'"l'-
punted out to Aiusworth and Legosc
kicked the goal
Straight line plunges brought one first
=, down after another and Ausworth wen,
over for tho fourth touchdown in the
period Knowles punted out to Legorc
, who kicked the goal. Two triple passes
Ainsworth to Knowles to Legorc. brought
= the only touchdown in the second quar-
ter. Colgate took brace at this point
and In short plungas by Robinson, West
and Swartout made five first downs and
, took the ball to tha Yale ! foot lin"
The Blue line rose 10 the emergency, how
ever. held the Colgate team for down
4 and Legore puntsd out of danger. Thu
bail carried s,venty-nve yards.
n In the third period with an entire
Yale second team in the field, the cont's
n was more nearly even. Three iifte"l
yard penalties against Yale for holdlng
: gave Colgate n chance and the visitors
/ took it, West sllrted left end fol
eighteen yards, Anderson nettel four NOR
through centre and Stewart recov're
, Swartout's tumble on the Yale yar'
I line. West gained a yard, ana Robirso'
took the ball over The regulars wer
y sent back in the game at The start of IN
n final period and easily made two NOR
n touchdowns against thoir opponents OF
: straight football. Colgate did not haN
4 another opportunity to score. The lineup