The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-27
N. Y. U. FIGHTS HARD,
BUT Is OUTCLASSED
Holds Rutgers to One Score in
Second Half. but Loses
by 33 to O.
HUNTLEY MAKES LONG RUN

Aftcr.,he first two quarters the Rutgers
New York University game on OHIO Field
yesterday assumed the appearance or
kennels OF bulldogs successfully combat
ting the onslaught OF horde OF angered
elephants The Violet eleven ended its
season with an overwhelming defeat 80
to o, but its admirers found balm in the
fact that the Jersey giants could score
only once In the third quarter and were
held on even terms in the final period.
Some experts expected Rutgcrss score
to run over 100
New York Unlversty's stand neverthe-
less didn't quell the fears Of Washington
and jefferson, which will meet the Scarlet
team at the Polo Grounds tomorrow.
Capt. Cruikshanlt, Fleming and Spiegel or
the Washington and Jefferson team. who
watched the game from the side lines.
agreed that Rutgers can play better
game than IL showed against the Violet.
The terrific line smashing OF the Rut-
gers backs. aided by the superb interfer-
ence of the heavy linemen. crushed the
Violet defence. II was only in the final
period when near the New York goal line
that the Scarlet team Numbered. At these
stages the backheld became careless and
fumbled or faltercd.
Except for the third period the regular
team played intact. Smoothness character
lied the Rutgers machine throughout the
game except when il was close to the
New York goal. When forced at bay the
New York men played beyond themselves
but this couldn't stop Sanfords warriors
from scoring with regularity. The game
wasn't four minutes old before the first
touchdown was made. Even with these
periodical braces by the New York Uni
v"rsity line Rutgers amasscd &c points
in the first half.
The game though oneslded contained
several spectacular plays. y. y. Us sole
contribution climaXed tho first half. Tai
man shot a wide forward pass to the
right end. But II never got there. Cant
Huntlcy Intercepted the bail on his own
two yard line and thrilled the stands by a
tifty-five yard run through broken field
He was crowded to the side line and
y. Y. T. lost its only chance to score.
ON the who.e. however. tho Rutgers
passes, because OF the rangy build OF the
men. arrived at their intended destina-
tion. In the first quarter a twenty-five
yard forward pass from Talman to Rock
Rfeller paved the way for the second
touchdown. The forward passes gar
ncred by Talman. who doesn't belle his
name. were the most consistent ground
/ gamers.
Garrett the stocky Indian who is drs-
/ tined 10 MI Jim Thorpc's boots in the
/ football world. not only scored the fins;
/ touchdown but starred throughout the
game. His punges through the line and
/ off tackle nstted long gains for Rutgers.
! Eftchcr was not far behind his running
mates In his capacity a. a ground gamer.
ON several occasions he shook off taclllers
and made some pretty broken field runs
The PLAYING Of ToOhey and Nash. al.
though not Is spectacular a. that Of the
hlckneld men, was very off"CtiVe. Tie
manner IN which they disposed OF the
secondary defence allowed the Scarlet
backs To- add many yards to Their rams.
What little Incidental praise j. due Nv
York belongs 70 Wiener. Bernstein. Rash.
baum and Huutley. The lineup: