New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
Deetjen Runs Half Length
of Field for Touchdown
in First Minute.
NEW YORK TEAM
BADLY BATTERED
Weakens at the End and Fails
to Hold Smashing Attack
Of Visitors.

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..er acre Vas 4 severe shock for the
yls.s; team and rooters. Deet.en az
tgrcs1 re shock By slipping around
-.gst end for Htty-yarc run and
touchdown.
Dssi.en can run. he can dodge and
re can shake OF would-be tacklers. He
old al ot these things, and with the aid
OF Hartman and Peck, made his way
behind the goal posts with the greatest
ease. Hingely kicked the goal, and the
score, after single minute Of play,
was 20 0.
Cam again kicked of, while Manley,
the noisy and aggressive quarterback
Of y. Y. T., shrieked 70 his fellow play
ers that what had happened was an ac-
cident, but anyhow IL was time for
them 70 take big brace. This is
free translation of what Manley said,
but far from literal. Hingely, the Wes-
leyan captain, caught the kick and
sped back fifteen yards. He made an
ether yard of tackle, and then Har-
man went around the end for three
more.
Hngely made II a first down with q
dive through centre. A forward pass
from Harman to Deetjen added twenty
yards, and on the next play Hartman
shot around the end for fifteen. Peck
got yard at centre and Deetjen fol-
lowed with another end run which land
ed the ball behind the goal line. Deet-
jen kicked out to Peck, who missed the
ball, Wesleyan losing a chance to gain
one more point.
y. Y. L. took a sudden brace at this
juncture and twice gained the ball on
Gowns. The Violet, however, was un-
able to advance consistently, the one
exception being a twelve-yard plunge
by Bernstein through centre. The Pc
Rod ended with the ball in Wesleyan's
possession on its own 45-yard line.
In the next period Wesleyan resumed
rs crushing attack, and with Mark
thaler in the backfield in place OF Deet-
jen scored two more touchdowns, Har-
man accounting for one of them by
twenty-yard run around the end, and
wilkinson making the other after inter
cepting a forward pass and running
SIXTY yards. Eustis kicked both goals.
In the third period y. Y. u. showed
some improvement on the defence, or il
may be that Wesleyan had decided to
take thing more easily and rest on It's
laurels. At any rate, only one touch
down was scored, Markthaler carrying
the ball over on dash off tackle from
the n. Y. US l5-yard line. In the final
and DeetjeL both kicking after one or
.wo attempts to gain by rushing mad
failed.
The punting Of Canr deserves special
rlention, for he invariably sent his
Licks outside for good distances or
away from Deetjen. who early In the
game had shown such an uncanny soil-
l,y to carry the ball back for from
,,;enty 70 thirty yards at clip. The
defensive work of Bernstein and Will
fans also merits praise.
The game. as the score shows, was
TOO one-sided TO be entertaining from
the spectators point OF view. But
those in he Wesleyan stand had their
I'LL of excitement just the same. Some
stray cigarettes succeeded in setting
fire 70 the underpinning Of the stand,
and the seats were vacated in a hurry.
The college fire brigade, under the SUI
pervision Of Cardinal Woolsey. how
ever, proved promp. and efficient.
Wesleyan. has now won it's annual
game with y. Y. L. for six years in
succession. The playing Of the Red and
Back team yesterday means that
severe task is in store for Columbia
week from Thursday and also thst
y. Y. U. will have its hands full IL IL
gains the day next Saturday in tho
contest with the Blue and White.
The lineup follows:
y Y U. to. Position. Wesleyan (sD.
W WIiiaSs .'''..'..L z .. w, ms,lsss
lmerle .-.............L, g. ..........,....Y Young
e''''''''''.''o ''''..'....,.. Eustis