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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
FORDHAM WINS WHEN
RIVAL MISSES GOAL
Moore Of Gallaudet fumbles
Punt Out-Mutcs Beaten,
Score Z to @.
QUICK LINEUPS PUZXLlNG

Fordham University, playing vs. first
home game defeated Gallaudet on Ford
ham Field yesterday afternoon, score
to 6. The game was exceptionally
fast, owing to the fact that the visitors,
being deaf mutes, had their plays MEM
orized in series. giving only ten signals
throughout the contest The attack Of
the teams offered a direct contrast In
style. Fordham relied upon open for
nations and free use Of the forward pass
while line plunging and rushes around
the ends formed the attack of the visitors.
VINO far outwcghed the Maroon.
On receiving Wymard's opening kick
off the visitors had matters all their
own way for the rst three minutes as
their quickncss in starting and heavy
Inc drilling by jacobson. Rendel and
Moore and a thirty yard end run by
Marshall advanced the hall to tho Ma
rooms 10 yard mark Bracing greatly
ard being equal to Gallaudets quick
charges. Fordham took the ball on
downs.
Until 1t scored the Maroon did not
give up possession Of the bail. Dunn.
Yule and Kane tore of end runs. darling
ont from wide open formations. being
aided with Circling interference. They
made ten yards to- play and placed
Here Dunn exhibited "A pleasing play
and hurled a forward pass to MorCaldi
that was valuable for thirty yards Of the
visitors territory.
After the opening Of the second period
the Maroon displayed its sole use Of
plunglny by Dunn. Yule and Kane. Re-
Gan's fine offensive playing aided lule
10 cross the goal line on the last down.
Capt. Wymard kicked the goal.
Receiving the kickoff the visitors pro-
ceeded slowly for gains by charging. The
third period was the most closely con-
tested part Of the game. Starting FROM
It's 40 yard mark Gallaudet used Jacob
son. Rendell and Wilmon In amazing
and speedy fashion. ripped holes in Ford
hams line through every position and
reached the Maroons : yard mark FOR
first down Although Fordham offered
its hest defence OF the game here, ia
cobson scored on the third attempt On
the punt ont Moore fumbled the ball.
the visitors losing a chance to kick the
tying goal.
The game was the athletic event Of
the Bronx County Week celebration. Pres
ident Douglas Mathewson threw the pig
skin out for play on the Maroon gridiron,
while two bands furnished music The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
PINCH WINS FOR VILLA NOVA.
smith Of swarthmOr- score. Touch-
down, hut Is Called Back.

SwARTH MORE. Pa. Oct, 3.-Swarthmore
opened up its football season here to-
day ny losing to villa Nova to 0 In
the last few minutes Of play. With the
pigskn IN possession OF the visitors at
the centre OF the field Ward called for
a pinch play and wrigglcd through the
whole Garnet team for touchdown
eyadng his opponents for tifty-hve yards
At the start Of the last quarter Smith
who was the only Quaker showing any
KIND of defensive form, tackled Ward
hard, making him tumble, Mason, who
was close behind, picked up the oval and
ran sixty Yards for "A score. but was re-
called bv Referee Monitt, who asserted
that the whistle had been blown before
H. nlcked un the hall. The lineup:
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URSINUS TIES LAFAYETTE.
Kennedy Gets Punt aud Runs 81
Yards Through EastoD Team.

EAsroN. Pa, Oct. 3.--Lafayette's poor
playing resulted in tic game, to I,
with t-rsinus to-day on March Field. La
fayette had the game for three periods
and then Ursinus scored
Lafayette played two new men, Taylor
and Weldon. but they were taken out near
the end Of the second period G. Brown
and n Diamond going in. The result was
n touchdown after Brown had made thirty
yards. Kennedy Ave and j. Diamond six
Kelly taking the ball over and Mnxield
kicking goal. Trsinus scored In the fourth
period by Kennedy getting punt and
running eighty-threc yards through the
Lafayette line Urslnus played steady
game. Lafayette fumbled frequently, was
weak in offensive and poor in defensive.
MnnAhIA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
COLUMBIA FIGHTS TO TIE.
First soccer Game with Richmond
County a Hard FOUGHT Rattle

ColumOias soccer ....E''. N."" p ~
pushed yesterday ~ a.. .'st O.. IN lr
games In the Field Cup Srrror I.,rr1e.
played against Richmond COM, ~
Manor Field. Staten Island. The colo.
CLANS. playing a splendid uphi'' zane.
ended with a tie at goals for esoh L..
The home players started of 10 an alarm
ing pace and had thrrt gopi. To- their
credit before the Blue and Nnito ~ea.
LIED just what had happened. B-f,g. the
end of the half. however, Il, - Snanhoi,
got through with Il determined rush r".
when ends were changed the home side
had a lead of 3 to l.
Renewed confidence and better trn mig
enabled the conegi ans 20 stem II" It'd
In the second half. Cramp shot Cuumh,a's
second goal and thrn II. II. Shanno,-
again came 20 the Rescue, tying the scor.
IN the nick OF time. The lineup and
SUMMARY.
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Dublin Man Stars
For ~ Y. u. EieVen

COACH RILEY Of n. Y L. intro
~ duoed ponderous Irishman
named Patrick Cusack at the 81.
Stephens game yesterday. Cusack,
who is an importation from the Uni
versity of Dublin, weighs 2O5 pounds
is feet tall, kicks off with equal eff
cheney. using either foot, and banks
out encouragement to his mates with
a fine brogue. He played guard and
starred in the forward line both on
the defence and offence. He played
Rugby at Dublin. Yesterday
marked his first attempt at the
American style of football.
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PENN STATE SAVES ITS TRICKS
brushes MuhIenbcrg without Any
of II. special Plays.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. oct. 3.--Dlsplaying
m.dsc ason form Penn state smashed
through Muhlenberg's defence and romped
away with to-ddy's Eama. ~ 10 o. ~
no time WAS States goal threatened. tn
ball never being inside her 30 yard line.
The Allentown coll gians made only -four
first downs. States backs and tackle,
carried the ball consistently, making nine
first downs,
Muhlcnberg's expected strength did no,
develop sufficiently to test the Blue ana
Whites latent offensive power Special
plays prepared for this game were kept
under cover. and playing straight foot,
bah stat scored a touchdown in each o:
the first three periods. adding goa
from placement by Lamb In the last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
HOLY CROSS EASY FOR. AGGIES.
fine Battle Results In Favor Of Nisi-
tors b., Score Of - ia u.

WORCESTER. oct. 3.-Thc Holy Cross
eleven proved an easy victim to-day for
the Massachusetts Aggio team which ran
up score OF II to and caused the
Worcester collegians to place on their
record their second defeat. Palmer Of the
visitors in the starting OF play In the sec
ond period carried the pigskin over Holy
CROSS line for a touchdown and easily
sent the ball through the uprights.
In the third quarter within few min
utes Of the time limit Mclean of the
Aggies after a hard upheld fight carried
the bail over for the second touchdown
Palmer kicked the goal. In the final
period Holy Cross made several attempts
to force the ball over the Aggies' line,
hut the strong defence OF the visitors
proved too much of barrier for the weak
local line. The lineup and summary:
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SMITHS KICK SAVES SHUToUT.
hut Hobart II Bcntcu, Z 60 y. by
tnion-rorwnrd Pass works.

SCHENECTADY, oct Union College de.
feated Hobart here this afternoon by a
score OF to g. Union played open fou;-
ball. while Hobart stuck to the old style.
Neither tam scored in the first three
quarters of play and 1t looked like "A
scoreless game. In the final period by u
series Of end runs and forward passes
I'm on worked the BAH down tn field and
forward pass Beaver to Girling. sent
the pigskin thirty-hve yards for touch
down. G!rlug kicked goal. In less than
three minutes Smith. captain and full
back for Hobart. kicked beautiful field
goal from the 20 yard lin. Girling and
ROOF did the best work for Union and
Smith eNCelled for Hobart. Union out
Mcighed M-bar. sllEhtlN. The lIneMn
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Ridx.wood High Front. h, Mun.

HAcKENsACK, Oct. 3--Ridgewood High
School defeated H@ckensack High Sch oil.
10 to 7. In the first football game In the
northern New Jersey interschol site
league on the former field. \ Hack
enusnck mum gave Ridgrwood one Il
their touchdowns Capt Pazano starred
for the Wet RS and Dederick and Harng
made good runs for iIackensack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
TRINITY BLANKS WORCESTER.
Both TENNIS Fumb'r mud Fail to
Embrace Good Chances.

HAUTruRn. oct 3.-ln u loosely played
game on Trinity Field to-day Trinity
defeated Worcester Tech, - to o. Dur
Ing the frs. period neither backteld was
able to advance the ball. Craig Of Trim
ity outpuu;i1g KalaEher Of Worcester In
the Second period Capt. Howell of Trim
ity Irok" through on short end play
carrying the hail twenty-five yards to
WorCestcrs 90 yard line. Castator in two
more plays took the bail over for a
tuuCldov o. Kinney kicked the goal.
TIE third period was marked by fire.
quent fumbles ON both sides Trinity had
the bail within easy scoring distance
twice but failed to take it over. In the
last period Trinity carried tho ball to the
10 yard lino ana lost it ON a tumble.
Wo"Cjs - pIntrd and cole advanced :he
hail twenty yards ON the neNt play. An
C,to. score was made when Lambert
caught forward pass behind the goal
line Eirnr, kicked goal Tho lineup
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SAME SCORE, BY SAME MEN.
Gettysburg and Albright Duplicate
Their 1913 Tie ut tot.

GETTYsRrRG, Pa, Oct, 3.--Gettysburs
and Albright duplicated to-day thci'
struggle Of last year, >'ot only was tho
scor" again a 7 to I tie, but the touch,
Go"na were made by the same men a,
Las; yca'r Mlhatne for Gettysburg ana
Benfcr for Albright
b2nfcr was again tho individual star OF
TIE game, though pushed closely by three
men on the Getivshurg team--Cap;.
Sehcfr r, Mark and Mahaiiie--whose work
stood out consp,cuousy. In fact. 1t was
q game OF individuals. team play beins
notably absent on both sides Mahafie
made the longest run OF the day. for fifty
yards, Parker made one Tor forty-iive
yards and Benfer twice covered forty
yards before beIng thrown. The lneun
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BAY RIDGE LINES UP TEN VETS.
Boys High Il smotherrd, Jack
bright Proving the star.

The Bay Ridge High School over
whelmed Boys High yesterday at West
End oval, 81 to o. Bay Ridge had ten
veterans in its lineup, while Boys High
had comparatively few Jack Bright, the
Bay Ridge right halfback, was the in
dividual star. gaining much ground and
scoring three Of his teams touchdowns
Tom Grace while tackling a Boys High
warrior in the second session was kicked
in the head. The Lineup:
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POLY PREP SAVED BY BRONDER.
scorrIess Tie Is Played with Conn
mcrciRI Team.

George Bronder right tackle. saved
T. ly Prep frl m defeat Yesterday In its
annual football game against CONNER
cial on the latter's field In the second
poriod h. threw the pigskin from behind
the line to make an incompeted forw rd
pass Had he held 1t Commercial surely
could have SC red "a safety, as he Was
SUR unded by we irers Of the Scarlet and
Gray. It was the nearest either team
had OF scoring. the game resulting in "A
scoreess tie. Commercial had "A shade the
better Of the playing but not enough to
make any difference. The lineup:
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FootbaIIists Mind Blank.

NEWARK oct. 3---Les de PlarGuo.
tackle on the lrvingto1 High school
eleven, was injured at the base Of the
skull in the game with Bloor'eld High
yesterday, when he was Knocked out in
the first quarter. The lads mind WAS a
blank to-day. although he was said 20 hs
improving. The 1rvington team has rad
hard luck az Junior Fredoricks has an
injured leg and Harry Smith has a broken
cOllarhOne.
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CuR& WALL-oN-HUpsoN, oct 3.-The
New YORK. Military Academy team be-
gan rs football season to-day with Il vie
tory over Ulster Academy. A. to o. The
cadets outwclghed and Outplayod tho up
State boys ana scored at will. There was
much loose play, but the game showed
that New York Military Academy will
hay" another good team this season.
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TEAM CAN GET POINT.
Manual Training mud ~. PauI's Bat
tic without NcamIt.

The Manual Training team and St
Paul's School ~ Garden city battled to
scoreless tie yesterday at Suburban
oval The St Paul lads played far
better game than last Saturday. when
they also played nothing nothing game
against Boys High. The backfield Of
Manual was especially poor IN the open
ing quarter. several fumbles being made
St Paul missed its only opportunity to
score IN the second period when Instead
of trying for field goal a forward pass
was tried with the result that Weller
intercepted the ball and then kicked It
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Colby outciasscs New Hampshire.

WATcI VIII, Ne, Oct. 3.--Colby Col
leEc outcilyssd N'w Hampshire state at
football and won. 80 to o, to-day in a
gam, whcrn the forward pass and long
runs were features
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SCorc--Penn state, %; NUhlcnbcrg, q Sub
stitutrs Penn state Morris for HIGGINS, Nc
nOwrll tDr Locke, seaman for Miller, Flcck for
rNh. carney Tor Flrck barron for Thomas
SWIM Tor Hnrron LIVING for James. Ncrgcr Tor
Wcltv, Dippo for TObn, MILESTONE for Clarke
Kodcrcl;. Smith for Scrnmlln. Reed for Ritter
HolcnbNgh toy prch, IIayc, for Detling, Steele
for Bcdank. Castor for Steele. RcfSnydcr br
LAudcnslagcr. CorbOy for Rclfgnydcr, Touch
downs--Tobin. Lamb, Clarke Goal from touch
dovn-Lamb Goal from placement Lamb.
Referee ~Coorcy Of Princeton Umpire -Bennls
OF Y. p lincsman Reed Of Princeton, Time
OF periods and II minutes
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PITTsBURG HAS NO wALK0vER.
Westminster Makes Touchdown n"d
Field Coal, hot Loses, ~ to 10.

PrrrsRrHG oct. .3.--The Westminster
College football team handed surprise
to the University OF Pittsburg to-day when
1t scored ten points. The Pittsburg play
crs won by n score Of - to 10, but the
work of the regulars was very poor. and
Coach Dun made several substitutions
The forward pass was used successfully
by the home team and the Westminster
line was easy for the PUSHES NJ the heav-
Ter opponents. resulting in touchdowns by
Hastings. De Hart and Dillon.
The visiting players crossed Pittsburg's
line by blocking punt and recovering
the bail on the yard line. then rushing
over the line on the third try. Buckley
Kicked the goal He previously kicked n
field goal from placement The lineup
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SYRACUSE SCORES 81 POINTS
OutcIasscs Hamilton-Touchd
ThrIcc From kickofs.

SYRACUSE. oct. 3.--itamllton proved no
match for Syracuse on the stadium grid.
iron this afternoon. the fast Orange c,cva,
rolling up 81 points against nothing FOR
the visitors. Syracuse outclasscd tho
Hamiltonans. Aided by An almost .,,.
pregnable defence. the orange rusn,d n.
ball all over tho field. Three touchdown.
were made from the kickoff, kng.l,v
Foertsch and O'Connell carrying the bail
through the entire Hamilton team
Both teams used many substitutes
Syracuse sending every man Oh tho sound
into the fray. Wilkinson's all around
work was the feature The Iueup
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/ Score. -vlllanova. q: Swarthmore, o. Touch
down. Ward. Substitutes -SwHrlhmnre. Black
well for Donnelly. PaSsmorc for Wcdncr. smith
Tor Cnrfwcll, Mason for Locke, Yates for CornGg'
COInOg for Yates. Clarkwcll for CoTnog; Villa
nnvn.' DouChcrty for McGuckn, Kelley Tor
Ward Suicllrc for Lynch McGuchln for Ward
, DouChcrty FOR McGucklu, ljomanoNer Tor Cor
bctt Rcfcrrc Mofhtt Of Princeton. Umpire
Greene of Syracuse. Lincsmrn' -Mahoney OF Uni
min utcs.
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500" IIchmold COUNTY, 81 Columbll, 3
referees. southern linesmcn- Richards fnd
Jones, Goals llchmond County Butler
Browne, S Kennedy. Columbia n II Shan
holt ;. Cramp, Time Of halves - minutes
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Score.Bay Ridge. II; Boys High. o. Touch
downs Bright. 3; ID. HARRISON. Goals from touch
down--D Harrison 3, Substitutons Boys High
= Barschofsk for AdcnBn Buchan for Cor
man Referee. COT. Wright Umpire. Meade.
Ilncsman' Eastman. Time Of periods.-io min
utcs.
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Score Williams, 8; Vermont. q Go,i from
iams-.Tyler Tor :. Hubble =. wright io-
GARFIELD, Bacon "a" To'n',ir, Jcnrcy for
Brown, BrumbHugh !nr Jeff... : 'pdgatt Iur
Jones II Wright fn- Biodg"i' q J. Hptpe11
for n Wright. Vernon .-. be, io~ Den
Ming Paulsuu for Abe No. Me ip-t' f.r GOA
ner Tenncn for Gliddeu. Rrr,rsc--N-dl-'a
OF Vale Umpire Hrov 81 T. \. \ Lines
man" lowe q! Dartmouth. Time Of period,
10 minutes
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Ticket Sale -HiEhianders Post Sea-
son Series begins Monday morning 200 9th Ave.
and 81 East t2d St-Adr.
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Sc9re ArmS' ~ SNNens. o. hcicrre son;
periods \ minutes. 1ouChdoWEs- HOdgsan. 7
Mcrrillat. prichHrd ELEPHANT. conn, Ncyard,
Goals from iprchdOwuS Benedict 2. For .
Safety Anderson. Substitutlpns Army. NcV-
land Tor Hrittnn Britton FOR NcvlaEd. Horo ior
Brliton. LnrlNn for Butler. Butler for Larkin.
Oiarc for TlTberlakc. Schlenkcr for q ilarN.
Tlmbcrlakc for Srhcnkcr. Goodman for McFVan.
Wecms for Goodman, Sasscc for Mcrrllat. Kelly
for SasSce Hobbs for FrChard. prichard for
Hobbs. Harmon for Prchard Van Fleet Tor Rene
dict. Ford for iOdgson, Conn for Ford, Mitchell
for Oliphsnt Ollphant for Mitchell. Steven:
SOpcr for Stretch, DE Brute for IoinkiS. Stretch
for DC Brute, Sopcr for Graydon, Poole FOR Soprr.
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Score Lafayette. I; I'rsnus. !. Touchdowns
Kelly. kennedy. Goals -NaAneld, Mltterling.
RcfcrCr-Z'cglrr of Pennsylvania. Umpire
Palmer Of Colby. LincSmnn Maxwell Time
OF periods 5 minutes Substltutions- Iafayctte
j Diamond for Taylor. q. Brown for Weldon
blackburn for Kelly, Icrch for Kennedy, Wood
ward for GuliCk: UrSinus: Bowman for Brown.
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Scorc'-St Paul a. Manual. q. Substltutions--
~ nual Weller for Godmn, Goldberg for
ltnch Berry for Camlncz. Sharp for Boencau
Titus Tor Weller, Sheehen for Weller po"ncau
for sharp, Cnmincz for Berry, Titus for Fgan
81. Paul. ncfHrHrl for Birch. johnson Tor KIM
bcrley, Kimberley for johnson. Pcferce, j
Thorpe, Columbia, Umpire. Ieck Hcnncssv
Brown, lirrSman -pr v. flirid@r. Syracuse
Time ~ ncTiods y md ~ r1lrt'rs
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Score franklin INA htShAU, 'O' rem V
vsnIa a. Touchdown. NanVrrmin Goa |
from touchdown ~ l.. Jones Goa from place
mrpt. n o. Jones Sil stuu,rS Wclch for
Tcskr n NJ Jones for Rockefeller. Merrill for
IA llou Williams for Herman Muhci spoon for
Tighc for Morrt, irwin Tor Merritt. Tucker for
Avery. GctWplS for Tucker. NoTctt for Tlghe.
HcnnIn rs for " Jones Rooms for Hopkins.
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substitutes Naval Ncadcmy--W oodward for
Zones Jones for WOODWARD. Mills for Hicks,
Curr for Mills. Woodward tor CUR Hicks for
Woodward. Ward for De Roode. DE Roode for
Ward T Harrison tor Graf, Graf Tor T. Harrison,
r Harrison Tor Graf Kcnworthy for ]. Harrl-
son. Vail for Mitchell, Blodgctt for Alexard'r
Alexander Tor BlOdgctt. Wodgctt for Alexander,
craig tor Failing. Failing for Craig. Craig for
Failing. Miles tor II. Harrison. Georgetown
Iandrcau tor Golden. Caln6n for Foley. pauxtlS
for Cusarh. Gcsslcr for Campbell. Nork for
Weiser Touchdowns- Mitchell, Overeseh. Goal
from touchdown Mitchell Referee Bergen OF
princeton Umpire Roper OF Princeton. Lines
man Thorps of Columbia. Time OF quarters
10 minutes.
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score tuOr, :: Looart. , touchdown Orb
ing. Coal from touchdown Girlmg. Field goal
from placement smith Substitute Union.
jackson for N-oomsn. JcEk.nS for Dubois. Rose
Grams ior Girling. Cleveland for Roof. GIriing Tor
hos"ctans. Anderson for Byron. Downs Tor Fri
day Roof for Cleveland. Hanson for Starhuck.
byron Tor tnurr,on. Rockwell tor Jenkins. dubois
Tor Mnod. Nruouan tor Jackson: Hobart pferer
tcrs ~ minutes Referee Watlins NJ syracuse
lmpirr Miller NJ Haycr'ord iincSmAn star:
buck Of tulon.
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N. Y. j. ENDS BLEAK
ERA WITH VICTORY
First Scoring in Two Years Is
in Abundancc-St. stephens
Beaten by % to o.
LONG RUNS MD WINNERS

Winning by the most decisive score
OF an opening game In i've years, the
revived New York University eleven de-
fcated 81 stephens on Ohio Field yes
terday afternoon by an overwhelming
total OF % to 0. II was the first time
tho Violet warriors had crossed the goal
line Of their many adversar!es in two years.
and yesterdays victory indicated that
such am inf famous ~ccord never would see
repetition on ONO Field.
Six inexperienced Youngsters helped
capt. Huut,.y ard his husky veterans
to tn" pronounced victory. Long runs
h. hlnd ,3Udc but promising interfere nee
by MCNaily. bernstein and Iiuntley fea-
turcd :. '. Us attack. only once
in tn second period did 81. stephens
threaten to score. Thu upstate theo-
luEu's uucori,,d = hcwildcrng shift for
nation ana ID crissc,oss double forward
pass IN this quarter and by 1t reached
- Y Us nvc yard line. where they
were hold for downs u was their only
rraNcc to score.
The game barely had begun when Nc
NaIy. The Violet baseball captain. clrcled
riga; end Tor thirty-hvc yards. Huntley
fumblcd. but IL wasn't costly, rs ~. ste
phsu's gcor lost the hnll on downs After
WienCr made fifteen yards on a tackle
around play McNnlly ploughed through
right tacllc for y. Y. Us first tally since
1919.
Ry a series Of end runs in thu second
r..ud y V l.. carried tho pigskin to
midheld capt. Huntl'y got away for
TWENTY-FIVE Yards and after Wiener made
ion more the New York l-ader shot
through the line for the second touch
down.
\ spectacular play resulted In the third
period. Wiener furnishing the thrill. TIL"
left tackle blocked "A kick on 81. ste
phcu's twenty-five yard line and raced
FOR a touchdown. Shaking on a school
nf trcklcrs who were In his path. Parks
scored the hnl' tally after Huntl"y
,,,dr tw.uty-Rve yards on McNally's ac-
curat. pass in thu fourth period
What little hrlllancy 81 stephens
showed wac du" 20 the work OF W MT
comb ana NcNander. Tho Lineup:
pnsi.lou. 81 stephens
N,'lu,an. l.afi enc ........ Hale oIap,
F.'. ,..- ..... LET, TICKLE ............ l'ri ~"
si,s.u ,e~..... l,cft guar. ........ Bond
"a ,r., ......... Kight guard...... HOFFMAN
: ,ir,rtIr4..... RlLA' tackle. ....... .'iNr"ulh
Harhoom ...... Righ, end .'''.. AissSSandeT
Hun'ley oCap 80 .Qlnrtcrback ,..'. cd. W hlic2np
;!e-n.fclp I.rft halfhark. ....,. Dumbell
NrNail, ........ Right halftnck ........ Blerck
S' Esayd y L.. ~: 9' y, stevens o. Touch
q al. frori ,ouchdown Wiener. Paris. ..
en.,i"'iHdo os.c for asemelta s" Wiener fS
Hag.ner,r. Hagcmcycr TO- House. Parks Tor
Bernstein. SHl1"r for tashhnnm; SGh"CH t"r
or |us,ck Hrowu FOR Hlgemeve~. Wald-
man for AmndG,ci Iu~lck for Itrnwn,
for MrNully: 81. stevens, smith FOR DumbelL
Wood for S,.rould Araes for Prime, Ret sr
-ler Darrmov,h. Head liocsman- cooney.
/ Y V T. rli" OF quNr'"rs--io minutes.
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Score. Gettysburg, ]; Albright, T. Touch
doMns-Mahale, IGnfer. Goals from touch
down - Scheiier. Parker. Substitutes Jorrs for
Mercer, MahAne f0r Hoar, Stoney for Weimer,
Elscheid for StrattOn. Lutz for zinn. IutE for
Irlmbe, Referee-Saylcr OF Harvard. Umpire--
Slgman OF lafayette, Llnesman -Hill OF Harris
burg Tech. Time OF Quarters--9 minutes.