New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18
N. Y. U. DEFEATS
HAVERFORD ELEVEN
Violet Team Comes from
Behind and Captures
Close Battle.
HUNTLEY SHINES
WITH LONG RUN
Wiener and Bernstein Also Con-
tribute 20 Victory--The
Visitors Score First.

The New York University football
team added another victory 10 ITS
string Yesterday afternoon on OHIO
Field by defeating iiaveriord. Inc
score was 10 to :. To- Earl Huntiey,
the New York University captain ard
quarterback. much Of the credit for The
success o. the Violet is due. HIS
brilliant dashes around the end and
outside Of tackle paved the way for the
final rushes for touchdowrs, in which
he also carried the ball.
The Hayerford eleven was outplayed
with the exception of the frs. ten
minutes. when the Penasy lyania team
made its Only score. The lone touch
down Of the visitors was the result of
a series Of quarterback kicks. ior
which Tie New York University play
ers appeared to have no adequate de-
fence. The Violet men rallied af.er
this. however. and other attempts TO
advance the ball By the same method
were easily frustrated.
New York University made two
thrilling marches down the field for
touchdowns, one for sixty yards, in The
second period. and another for eighty
yards in the last period. In these I'D
vances Huntley. Bernstein and Wiener
took turns i'm carrying the ball.
Ramsey started the game by kicking
off 70 Huntley. who brought the ball
from the New York University 20-yarG
line five yards. Van Dam then tore
off twenty yards through left tackle.
and il looked as though the Violet
eleven was going TO have wsiL9ver.
But IIaverford braced and hurled back
Huntley and Wiener. Sacklower then
dropped a perfect forward pass tossed
to him by Huntley and New YORK I'M
versity was forced 20 kick. Iuntley
sent the bali thirty-ive yards, Carey
bringing il back ten yards. Carey
threw forward pass 10 Reeve tor u
teh-yarG gain. and then Haverford
brought into play its quarterback kick.
which the home eleven was unable TO
solve. Gain after gain was made by
this play, until MartTick finally
caught ono of the kicks and planted
the bali behind tie goal post. Carey
kicked az easy goa.
Ii was q different story in the second
period. Bernstein caught the kickoff
and carried the ball back fifteen yards.
McNally found big hole in the Haver-
ford line. but dropped the ball, which
was recovered by Martwick, of Hsver
ford. The visitors tried in vain 20
pierce the New York University line
and were forced to punt. McNally
made up for his misplay by taking the
ball ten yards outside Of tackle. Vie
ner then. plunged between tackle and
right guard for five more. Bernstein
made four and then followed with an
additional FIVE. The ball was now on
the Haverford 4-yard line, and Hunt
ley dared over for touchdown.
Parks kicked the goal and the score
was tied
In the third period the ball see
sawed back and forth. with neither
team able TO make substantial ad-
vances. Several forward passes were
tried by both elevens. but almost IN
variably they were incompleted. Hunt-
ley intercepted one Of these just as
the quarter ended
In the final period came Huntley'
dashing run for thirty-fve yards. he
darted around right end, bowling over
four Haverford men who got in his
path. The ball was now on the Haver-
ford 40-yard line, and after Bernstein
had failed to gain Wiener went throagn
the line for three yards and followed
with first down. Bernstein then
went outside of tackle for another first
down. Huntley ploughed through
tackle for three yards. and Bernstein
and McNally brought the ball 20 he
Haverford 2-yard line. From here
Huntley went over for a touchdown.
Wiener missed an easy goal.
In the series of rushes that resulted
in the touchdown New York Univer-
sity had carried the ball from their
own 20-yard line in an uninterrupted
arch down the field. During the 70
mainder of the game the ball was a.
most continually in Haverford terri
tory, but the Violet eleven lacked sui
hclent punch to make another tally.
New York University was hand
capped by the fact that three of the
first string ends were out Of the game
because OF injuries and faculty dis.
favor. Tom Reilly. the coach. WAS
forced 10 transform Somers. whose
regular position is tackle, into an end
Under the circumstances Somers
played a good game.
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