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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
NY. U. GETS JUMP ON
RENSSELAER, ELEVEN
Scores i'm First Five Minutes of
Play and Holds Lead
Rest. of Way.
10 YARD GOAL BY CTSACk

New York Tniverslty's eleven added an
other victory to its list by defeating Rons-
seiaer Polytechnic Institute on ohio Field
Yesterday by n score Of ~ to 6. The
New York men. by their fine Offensive
work and varied attack. outplayed the
visitors at all stages OF the game except
in the last quarter when Coach Nellly
nut In a team OF second string men.
forward pass from Gallagher to Iahn re-
suited In the only touchdown scored by
the up-Staters.
The end runs OF the New York backs,
combined with several successful forward
passes were the cause OF New York :
dazzling advance down the field In the
opening quarter. For the first time this
year the Violet team had the jump on
ita opponents from the very start Of the
game The initial touchdown was made
In the first FIVE minutes of play. McNally
crossing the goal line on a brush tackle
play.
In the second quarter Gallagher ran
back Cusack's kickoff fifteen yards. II
was at this stage that the wearers OF
the Red took a decided brace. and peart
and Gallagher brought the ball almost to
the centre OF the field by a series of per-
picking shift plays Bernstein checked
the onrush by intercepting a forward
pass from Peast to Gallagher. The bali
was carried steadily down to ;hc goal
line by brilliant dashes of the New York
backs. McNally went through left tackle
for eight yards lIuntley gained hfteen
yards around right end on q wide forma-
ton play. Wiener added Ave more on
n tackle around. From this point Bern
stein broke through right tackle for the
, second tally. Wiener kicked difficult
goal.
The third period was started in whirl-
wind fashion. Rensselaer, received the
KICKOFF. 1t gained a first down through
the centre of tho New York line The
Violet line hraccd here. and forced the
up-Staters to punt. Huntl'y ran back
the ball fifteen yards. The New NDrker-
were held on three successive attempts.
, Then Tom Cusack. the big Irish guard.
, was called back and uncorked the pref
test drop Kick ever seen At ohio Field.
The ball was snapped back TO the forty
six yard line. from where Cusack skill
fully avoided the charging forwards, and
/ lifted the ball safely ON It's hlght over the
crossbar
Coach Reilly then sent In his second
string men, and there was no further
scoring by the Bronx team This period
showed the effectiveness OF back inter-
ference and end boxing as coached by
| Frank Gargan. The New York ends were
/ rendered useless by the Rensselaer, backs.
allowing Gallagher to skirt the ends for
large gains. pretty forward pass
hurled thirty yards 10 Iahn by Gallagher
netted Il. T.. Is lone score. The lineup
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NEWARK H. s. LADS WIN
CROSS-COUNTRY HONORS
BoughtOn. IntcrSchOlastic Title
holder. First in Three Cor
ncrcd Race.

Runners ~ the Central High School Of
Newark carried of the houors n a three
corucrod cross-coun;ly race held over the
Van Cortlardt course yesterday N rning.
The distance was 4 little over three miles
md Central High besides supplying Ave
boys In tn, first eleven had the actual
first man e. finish In Roughton Central
Nigh scored - points TO e. for DE Wit.
clinton nj fS for the Boys High School
There were forty-hve starters. with De
Witt clint having the largest represent
alton with twenty-four. Bys High
started thr.,en and tho winning team
was made w OF only eight boys. II ugh
ton, holder OF the iutcrschoastic record
FOR two miles took the lead at the start
and showed the way all over the course
At the finish he was fftv wards In front
OF |. ckcr Of Ne Wit Clinton. l. rsou.
another he Witt clinton entry. was close
on the heels 81 Locker. The order Of
finish 81 the 1rSt zen
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THREE TEAMS LEAD IN WEST.
Wisconsin Nay Not lie Able 10
Reach Conference Circle.

CHICAGO, oct 2i-lll,nois, Chicago and
Minnesota In the order named doomed No
AS the leaders in Western Conference
football! trcles tonight on performances
this afternoon, and unless Wisconsin de-
velops unexpected strength before next
Saturdays game with Chicago these three
elevens will fight Il out for the Conference
title.
Displaying flashes Of the form that gave
them the Conference championship IN
l9l3, Stages protegcs downed Purdue
to-day - to o. making the Maroons big
favortes over Wisconsin. which nosod out
the 3oirrmakers II 10 last week mi
nois, with an array OF reserve men, over
Thelmed tn" weak Northwestern eleven, "a
to o, preserving a record of continuous
Victories by tpp-heaNy scores.
Minnesota got into the prospective
championship column by defeating Iowa,
Z to o, the same score by which Chicago
humhled the Hawkeye4 last week. Wis
Consin proved disappointment to the
Badger followers, barely winning by a
score OF I 10 from ohio state, an eleven
tina, offered only = practice game for ILL
nols last week
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scramble, in which Tiger nailed the ball
on Prnceton's 30 yard line
Punt by Driua. pJcrLcJ

briggs dropped back for a punt. but no
didn't kick far His line didn't hold and
AeAuliffe blocked the kick The leather
went booming back TO rrincetons goal,
and this was y rich chance for - Dart
mouth tally, hut young MIR Ames pre-
vented disaster by falling on the BAH on
the yard line before any hostile player
could got NJ to it,
briggs from behirh tho soal line turned
OFT splendid punt which cut out Of
bounds at nrincetou's ~ yard line. Dart
mouth heiuR penalizcu fot holding, Whit
heN tried aeronautics which lifted the Mig
skin to the 10 yard line at which poin,
little Anes was thrown 10y McAulfc ON
tn" spot Ghee INJURED - punt. but recov-
erca tn bah before Ballin tossed him.
Dartmouth then hit up "a savage ciip
short IA. at the line and swinging run
by Gh"e carried the battle deep into
Princeton territory. The Tigers wer.
hammered back until they reached their
20 yard line. Tha; was as far ~ they
rLrupscd rctreating. They checked he
adNduts and on fourth d1Wn Ghee
grounded forward pass. briggs kicked
tar do@n to Dartmouth 30 yard line
whitney made a weak return and 1t was
PIi"ceton's ball in midfcld big gain
Tor princeton TN the exch inre. That was
about all for the first quarter.
CLICK luhr'd ten yards in two 'ries
when the secoJd period BEGAN, hut Mer.
rlll got Ames then Tibbott for no gains
Ames lifted q short pun, to Dartmouht's
10 yard line. From thht point Ghec took
q shot at he end and brig-S smsarrd
him whitney. however. went into the
pres for even yards and G.rr'sh 'ridr
first down. So FAR So good. hut on
the next play Thielschor fumhel Ghoe's
pass and Brown was on the ban In the
wink Of an eye
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COLUMBIA LOSES AT SOCCER.
staten Island Team Gives CoIIcsinns
First Defeat of Season.

Columbia's soccer team received it, first
setback of the season yesterday when the
staten Island Field Club defeated n.
to o. on the field OF the Livingston Manor
Cricket club. When the last whistle blew
almost every member Of the Blue and
White team was nursing cut or brus
staten Island wasted little time m
shooting a goal. Within two minutes
after the start OF play Kaufman took
pass from Smith and sent II past Huer'
meyer, The second tally came toward
the end Of the first half when Mac
Pherson, after taking the ball throush A
broken field. drew Buerineyer out n
position and drove his kick home.
columbia was without the services of
capt. Hamilton, who was injured In the
game with the Crescent A G. q wrct ago.
An added handicap was the fact that most
OF the men We're inexperienced. CAPT
Hamilton is trying out all availahl, ma
t"rial IN preparation for the intcrcolc-.it"
season which Will start on Novcmhcr IN.
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RUNS KICKOFF BACK TO GOAL.
Exeter Captain Starts Team 10 Vic
tory Over Harvard Ercshics.

ENETtR y. H., oct. q From tine mo-.
ment mat Capt. Eddie Casey ENc'"'F
r'ght hanback,, ran tho Harvard ~ e'-
mems initial kickoff back through t,n
entire team for touchdown the result ~
the Exeter Harvard freshmen gam vas
never In doubt.
sensational runs and clever paSs's n'
casey, scott and Kempton enabled EN'''r
10 plle up - points, while they held tpt
crimson youngsters scorcless,
Tom Enwright who was memhot ~
last years Exeter team, cons'd"r'I H'
many To be the best scnoo,ooy payer
In tho country and on whom Harvard is
counting To- MI BriCkley's shoes mex 500"
on the varsity, went in at fullback for ''r
freshmen in the second half H. f
was revelation, in spite Of tho tact mat
he has been out most of III" seasnr ".'h
water on the knee.
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AMHERST EARNS REVENGE.
Oyercomcs Wesleyan by score of 10
TO O-kenan Hero In Defeat.

MIDpLETowN, Conn, oct. 24.-Amh srst
took sweet revenge on Wesleyan for it's
TO o defeat OF last year by winning in
their annual contest this afternoon on
Andrus Field by the score Of Is to o.
Tho visitors outclassed WESLEYAN in
everything but punting. capt. Kenan
averaged at least ten Yards more on his
kicks than any Of the Amherst men.
Ashley scored first for Amherst on a
seventy yard run at the opening ~ the
second quarter. when he intercepted a
forward pass on his own 80 yard line
and ran for touchdown. Rider kicked
an easy goal In the third quarter Am
herst blocked one Of Kcnans pun,s twenty
yards from the goal and Goodrich fell
on II as II rolled across the line. Am
herst' failed In an attempt at a fair
catch and there was no try at a goal.
Its final score came In the last quarter
when Towe sent drop kick over the
bars from the 80 yard line. The Lineup /:
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CoACH's DIRE PREDICTION TRUE.
Hobart Did Lose 10 Hamilton, Just
Ms Swcetiand Said.

GENEVA, y. Y, oct. 2i--Cuach sweet,
land Of Hobart Coll, gc printed state
r'rnt yesterday In the local papers saying
that Hobart was going to lose TO Hamil-
ton to-day II" proved himself "A prophet
Hobart lost II 10 3. Hobart played "A
better same however. than the coach pre-
d'cted. Thor line plungrs were productive
81 many gains. by forward passes Ham
ilion made It's first goal I'm the first quar-
ter Lafolc" carving the ball over The
same man kicked goal
In the second quarter Smith kicked a
ncld goal for Hobart Krddy went
through tho I'm. for Hamllton's second
goat I'm the third quarter and Laforcc
AGAIN kicked goal. The lncup:
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tmcs Carries BaII Across.

Which was good business FOR Prince
ION. for on 4 shift Tibbott went wide for
-FOUR yards ami a forward pass Nmcs Ia
Treukmann. pu: the oval on Dartmouth
Nard line, a situation frOueht with
psril for Dartmouth. II wa - - II. ctui-
agcous defence that Dartmouth mad, lust
mere, but after Click had been stopped
Ames wrapped himself around the ball
and bored through the tangle on tn" goal
line for a touchdown Tibbott fumblcd
the punt out and the Tigers didn't even
have chance to try for the goal.
Stlll what followed after n few plays
comtorted Princeton greatly for the loss
OF that one point. Dartmouth on the kick
on twice sent the ball out Of bounds
30 Princeton took 1t and put 1t In play
with scrimmaRe on the 40 yard line.
briggs at once punted 70 Ghee who was
thrown on his - yard line. pudrith
and Ghee tried end runs hut were
smothered fast by Princeton that they
lost ground. Therefore Whitney kicked.
Trenkmann was on him. blocked the kick
and away it bounded for the Dartmouth
goal line. Genner; raced after il.
grabbed II three yards from the goal
and sprawicd triumphlntly over tho line.
dragging q man In green with him.
Tibhott kicked this goal
With thirteen adverse points staring
them Tn the face the Hanover folks didn't
feel very cheerful. but they were up and
doing brilliant play by Ghee and II
was their turn to shout. Ghee shared a
punt on his 30 yard line. This attended
TO- h. sprinted away from there He
sped ohlquely for the side line whirlcd
past tine pursuing Princeton pack. cleared
II and ran straight ahead lie go. into
the clear briggs nearest 10 him by that
time. vas hot after him. Hr gained.
hut Ghee was nearing the goal line.
briggs dived and grabbed his quarry At
the yard line. but Ghec fen over the
mark. fudrth missed the goal Score /.
Prince.on l3 Dartmouth, g.
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PITTsBURG KEEPS ON GOING.
Adds GcorRrtovn to Its List Of Nic-
iIms. Score ~ tn u.

PiTTsPrRG. oct. 94.-The University Of
PitishurE football team continued it's
victorious career to-day AZ the expense
OF Georgetown University. which II de-
feated hV ~ score 81 - To u. The gam"
was only y couple Of minutes old when
Kelly for Georgetown funbled and Hast
ings bounced on the ball stumbled. re-
covered and ran forty-lvc yards for the
first touchdown. He also put tn" ball
botweeu the posts for II goal
In Tho second period tbs visitors braced.
gave PIT all tho tight IL wanted ard held
II ST. rcless IN the third period ~ play.
just bel, re- tho whistle blew, 'ic' got
the hail in scrimmage and breaking
Though. lodged the whole Georgetown
secondary defence and ran forty-seven
yards for touchdown Fry kicked goal
In the last quarter much time was lost
through players getting hurt as both
sides were using rough methods. After
ave minutes of play Miller intercepted
a forward pass and ran sixty Yards for
the third touchdown, and Fry kicked the
CONT The lineup:
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MAINE WEARS DOWN BATES.
Open PinSs Of Lighter Team Are
Constantly Broken Up.

LEWISTON, Me, Oct. 2+.---Thc Univer-
slty of Maine football team defeated the
Bates team here to-day In the opening of
the championship series az to q. The
heavier Maine team stuck 10 the old fash
toned game of Inc plunging and end runs
and thus wore down the defence until in
the last two periods touchdowns came
easy, In the last few minutes Maine
worked several forward passes success
fully The Maine line outweghcd Bates
thirty pounds 10 man.
Bates used open plays continually, scat
tering its back field wild" in many forma-
tons and attempting forward passes at
every turn, but Maine broke up the PLAYS
Ruffucr OF Maine dropped kick over
from the SO yard line and Kirk of the
same team made the only long run OF the
game for sixty yards,
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LAFAYETTE FINISHES STRONG.
NiIIanova Field Goal First Score
Final Tally - to 3.

newly made team played Villanova this
afternoon. For more than half OF the
game it looked as though Nillanova would
win. but Lafayette braced up and tri-
umphed II to 3. Nilliuovd scored first
when McGuickn made n goal from the AZ
yard line. This was in the first period.
In the second the playing was even. Then
Nllanova weakened and Lafayette forged
ahead. In the third period MaXfleld sent
forward pass to Weldon, who went
thrty-fve yards for touchdown In the
fourth period Lafayette forced the ball
down until II had II on the Is yard line
Then Lerch took II over. \ goal followed
each touchdown. The lineup:
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500 GIRLS SEE VIRGINIA WIN
Georgia with n Green Lin. Fail, 4,
score on Nudd, Field.

CuAELoTTrsv1LLE. Va. oct 2i.--ri,,tp.
In q drizzlrg rain and on a muddy IA
iron Virginia defeated Georgia 10 day n
t. o. The touchdowns were mad, ", c,nt'
Mayer. who also booted tho onI, .oI,
from touchdown The Gcorgians. h.oJ'.
capped by green line. put M = forco
fght, especially In the second half WHOM !,
safety represented Virginia.. only ..,.
Spectacular end runs were made nv CO.
and Mayer for Nlrv MIA and Piddoct 70.
&c 1rgid. once the virginia quart,.,',i.
raced nifty yards before he was run o,, D.,
bounds
Three THOUSAND witnessed the ,,u,,..
including 500 girls from Raudoi,,.. N,,.,
and SNectbriar COLLEGES. The ltucr.
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STEVENS EASY FOR HAvERFORD.
strong Attack OF winners Is Sur
prise TO supporters.

HAvuRFoRp. Pa, oct. 2i.--Haverford
College overwhelmed stevens College. rs
20 y, to-day on tho Main Line grid ron
The Red and Black pla! ers scored in
every period and surprised supp rters with
the strength of their attack Every man
in the back field tore off long gains when
he got the ball and first downs were
certain before such attacks Ramsey. the
big fullbaCk scored touchdown In each
Of the first two quarters, while Capt,
Carey brought the total for the first half
t. o by "A touchdown.
Stevens WAS weak on tho attack. and
seemed to play only defensive game.
III,
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UNION WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT.
Worcester Tech Not >rnr Score
During Who'll. Game.

SCHESEcrApy. oct 2i.-l'uinu won i's
NTH straight game to-day. easily defeat
ing Worcester Tech 90 To- o. At no time
was the Union line IN danger. the ball
being In the Garnet territory all the time.
except IN the last minute Of play. and then
at a safe distance. Worcester made first
down only twice. ON four different occa-
sions when the bali reached the visitors
10 yard line they held Union for downs
Downs scored both of Unions touch
downs on forward passes. G!rlinE made
two field goals, both from short distances
and favorable angles. Tho lineup:
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Eadi~ scores Only GoaI.

ANDovER. Mass. oct. 2i.--ln game
that was marked by rough work on both
sides, which resulted In many penalties 10y
tho officials. the Dartmouth freshmen de-
featod Phillips Andover this afternoon. 6
10 0. This lone touchdown Of the game
came carly In the opening period through
fine Interference, Eadle carrying the ball
After being crowded back behind their own
goal posts for the touchdown the Andover
players hrac"d and thereafter 1t was prac-
tCally an even battle
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HARVARD WINS ON GIFT GOAL.
Springfield Y. VI. 4. 4. Soccer Player
scores for Opponents.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. oct. 2i.-Harvard
defeated the Springfield Y. NJ. g. 4. COL
lege at soccer to-day goals to g. one
Of Harvards goals was made by Mccall,
the Springfield goal tender, In the last
half pass was made by "A Springfield
player TO Mccall, who instead Of kicking
1t out OF danger allowed In" ball to go for
"A goal for the visiting team.
HarVard's back line defence was strong.
but Sprinsneld's was weak. while tHe
'rlmson's passing was better than that of
SprnEfleld. The Imam.
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Near the end Of the Ierod very sad
judgment by Dartmouth resulted in Prince
ton getting the ball on downs on Dart
mouths 80 yard line. Two wabby Prince
ton forward passes were uncOmpleted
Tibbot' took position on the 30 yard
liNc. applied his toe to q drop kick and
with rare precision. drove the ball on
b!as between the goal posts.
The third quarter was without scoring.
A long. bounding punt by DIlggS sent the
ball skipping past Ghec to partmouth's
"a yard line. Dartmouth gains and re-
pulses followed. but the former exceeded
the latter. and Dartmouth, with fresh
backs in. smashed and circled for steady
profit Murdoch, following puntng, started
an ddNdn," with a twelve yard gain, doing
somersault as he hit the ground. This
sort Of thing went on until the ball was
seventeen yards from Princcton's goal. II
looked like a touchdown, but ut the Q yard
line PrincetOn's defence cemcntcd and the
ball changed hands on downs.
In the last period the Tigers were kept
on the jump trying to Keep Dartmouth
from scoring The Hanoverians unloosed
forward passes in abundance. In whirl-
gig miXup +. Trenkmann intercepted one.
but just after Princeton had been pee
nalized for interference, with fair catch
Ghee passed to Teller. who caught the
ball on Princeton's 80 yard line. Ghee
hipped another one. Wnship caught il
on Princeton's yard line.
A yard at time the Dartmouth backs
piled into the Princeton line, and with time
nearly up the Dartmouth students were
fearful that time would expire and groaned
when Ghee deliberately chose his next
play. Ghee knew how much time there
was better than the stands. and took his
time He called on Curtis for the nnal
lunge. and Curtis managed to reach the
line through Princeton's left wing He
I'm az pnt thara md
was muffed. leaving the score 16 TO ~.
The llneun.
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Penn Youngsters Toy with Wesley

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2i.--penn Freshmen
simple toved with Wesley Training School
IN thor football game on Franklin Field
this morning, The Red and Blue Young
steers We're full of Are right from the iumn
with the exception OF the third period.
when they let up little. they scored
almost at will, their total being SO points
While the visitors failed 10 tally. Welsh,
Quigley and Grant featured in the Fresh
mems play, their work in the back field
calling forth commentator from the
coaches.
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COLGATE oUTPLAYs VERMONT.
Makes SIX rouchdowns- Ln wIer's
Ankle Fractured.

HAMuToN, y. y, oct. 24.---C1lgate out
classed University of Vermont in the Anal
home football game to-day by II to o,
The game was slow and there was much
fun hing on both sides Capt. Swar;hout.
Warren and Robinson played a fine game
for Colgate, gaining considerably through
Nermont's line LAWYER Of Vermont sus-
taiusd fractured ankle. Two OF Coll
x +te's touchdowns We're earned on in
trrCeptcd forward passes. The lineup:
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SWARTHMORE AN EARLY BIRD.
Gets only score of Game In First
Quarter on Lockc's Touchdown.

SWARTHMOEE. Pa. Oct, 2l.-Swarth-
more defeated Ur mus this afternoon.
score 10 o, Both teams played clean.
hard football, and after the first quarter.
when Locke made "A touchdown, the ball
WAS In play the greater part OF tho time
about the middle of the field, Trsnus at
tempted two goals from placement, both
Of which failed. Mcoiovern, left tackle.
played a star game for the winners. The