New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
rushes Ham Fish's Team
by Superior All-Around
Play.
raILMAN A POWER ON
lTTACK AND DEFENCE
c;sot Captain of the Jersey
Eleven Scores Brace
of TouchdoWnS.
BY JEROME BEATTY.

By JEROME BEATTY.
.,u.;,r respect neither for age nor
..,;o9 the Rutgers football team
isp. Hamilton F.sh's All Stars
.,,bmisson. .hcn romped through
NV ~ viii at the Polo Grounds yes
lasI The score was 26 10 & al'et
isiu'!. os. a. Only ten minutes eacn.
10, sSs All stars. fresh from ohees
rae vi ont OF condition, been forced
snu 80 tbelr weary limos through ioA'
w o'ss; periols OF fifteen minutes
,he Slaughter might have been
eS'n, as n 1000 troopers had
y - mon q q. a. X. parade.
cue, The last quarter the great mon
,,o.ber day were limp and sore
g "riv couple Of fumb.es by kdt-
th. Tent the score from beng 81
t~s 49, points greater than 1t was
'e% ca, FISH had tried hard TO gather
lam Of ex-Ali-American players "a
- full squad failed TO report Hc
iasteS substitutes. and the men VINO
.,sr,Sd. with one exception were
ss-,ss 70 suck 20 the finish.
''1 Tbs first half was as Ane footoa'
nv would want 10 see anywhere
enSed with the score = 10 y. i
tnu ~ stsrted with a rush and showed
So 30 their pictures IN olden times "P-
rssrsd in newspapers as often as 'he
weather report. ...-.
or. and those Rutgers youths
'.5 ,bs ye.s out OF their way with
''',. .n,b abandon and with as little
.',.onv as IL 10 had been h!Sn
- .can that was in the way
~ ,bs backEeld the stars had FISH
~ OberIin. az quarterback; STREET,
~ p,;,retor. at fuiback, and Monet.
tpernsvlvania. and Simson, @.
0hsriia. al the halves. Sumson ana
,.y ave assistant coaches OF tac
1o'~rbia eleven and were IN r"the;
cod condition for a tough jussi'' ana
Ssy. with Strict. gave the BOYS ron
Is hanks OF the Raritan whole 'o-
"a think about.
u r W.. and Strict. especially. proved
4. hard men 90 stop. and Stmso"'
- refused TO slow down unLi n
vas thrown. Al Journey. OF fenn-
s.',.@;a. Fieh. Goddard, OF Sprlaf-
IA and Schramm. Of Yale. were ll-e
~ - whose work stood out.
rt.-. vos s.vle lU the paying o.
-, AM Stars before they became leg
-s,-r Arrsycd % motley tos eFs'
nsv looked Ekc q travelling tramp
,'sro- -rtl hey got into action. ID l :.
- yrfar Vav. no spectator COZ
Sogb. mat they had the blood o.
.ssS-or,bbre9 football players in tn-ls
vs'r. Thev tackled low and haEd a'U
.rssssd he line with their eyes open
,rs heir minds made up.
rr.-ers presented ten rather gooi
rusrs end Captain Iaiman' an e.
f-. frilbaca. who par,s pow
,5 does everything else equaI.y
g. Ie kicked two field goa Anl
r,je two Of the Rutgers toucaGo"iSii
!, TIE first quarter the stars -eapeu
i-.e ,be fray and did all the Of ensive
vo~s After an exchange OF hlcAs'
lsl,ss by i3-yard run by f!sn' VINO
recovered a fumbled ball, they gaiheu
,w,,,v verds on rushes. only 70 ios'
he bali when a forward pass weni INV
10 .-rs 81 Austin. a Rutgers end
Putqers was forced 20 punt, ana
svsin the stars started march 10 tBe
goal line that had gone fifteen yafos
vher TIE quarter ended.
Pu.rers held. and an exchange OF
rurts-Talman's was a long one ina
rolled out Of Fishers reaeh-gaVe .he
stars the ball on their 2o-yaIo my
They forgot about the new rules am
were psnalized fifteen yards for nuFu-
linz. FISHER went back 10 punt, ana OF.
lov pass was forced 20 chase the
tsll over his OWL goal line, where ne
vas iowned for safety and two points
iti Rutgers. -,
Tie stars punted from their 2O-yara
line and aided by a 25-yard run by
Tsl-an on a fake double pass, carried
the ball 70 the l0-yard line, where the
All Stars held. Talmsn drop klcKeo
2o-ysrd goal from the field.
few minutes later Fisher fumoled
Tslrsn's long punt, and 1t was reco COW
cred By Garrett on the stars ZV-yaIu
line. Two rushes by Elliott and one Dy
lilnsn carried the ball over. ne
half ended with the score II 70 y III
'syor Of Rutgers.
The stars kicked OF 20 begin the sec
end half. Talman attempted 70 punt
from bis 20-yard line, and Journeay'
Fish and Wilmington broke through
and blocked il. The ball bounded be-
hind the goal line and out again as
player after player Owed for 1t ana
i,!lsd 10 hold L. Finally Strict, OF the
All Stars, dropped on IL and held u
.ay two feet from the line. On the
irs' play Strict went over the line for
le only touchdown the stars maze
shrsmm kicked goal.
Taking the ball on the kick-of, Rut-
f,fi then rushed sixty-fye yards to a
N1ehdown, making thirty OF those
Is'cs on two fine forward passes.
In the last period Rutgers earrleo
.s leather from midhe!d 20 the IA
are line. only % lose II on tumble.
f.ser punted Immediately and Searr
E,ee fair catch on the All Stars 40
ls'd line, whence Ta.man made q place
rtk.
Tie stars By this time were utterly
s,r ont, and Rutgers took the kick
and rushed quickly 70 another
ks,hcoEn.
Iaey almost repeated, but lost the
~ On tumble on the stars lO-yard
ai.sd.
Tie line-rp follows:
,ss.-l ~. rosfon All s,ars %.
f.<es>s. .+.....L D.. .......... .fcbrAmm fYAlsl
~. ,'-''-'..--L ..--..,..... H1nn lhsI,si91,
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