New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
Work University Wins
pitterly Fought Game
by Ten Points.
ESTATE TEAM oonu
FAILS TO SCORE
stands Out as a Tower or
strength on Attack
and Defence.

o.,oroth on Attack
D.f.oo
4 anu
] u.-,h down the high roads
4 tnoas D'''' ,.,.ah, New York
/ q re'oFy N1 ~. cr,5,ron AZ Ohio
/ C,''r'V :. .t.erroo, For two
4 mt ye''''C 60. has swept all op-
s''''' u. 49, r. but yesterday it
's''' mich refused TO be swept.
81 .,@' in every department Of the
o.'7h''ss s.-.e5 70 aeht defensive
pr' sHD .,-, territory for almost
a,c ,ire contest mo" "'S '''''
"'-. - 10 10 o. On two occasions
fs s,s, y, team worked the ball
y 80 80 New Yorks 3O-yard line,
.ho.o occasions Howard Cam,
81 - bs,fbark Of the Violet. in
- n's.', - -ssses In his long
r;tr,td FORWARD 49,
hing arms died me hopes Oh ''''o'''
- r-riversltv scored twice.
As0 4V'" ....-t.s ,loDso5 Cam
s,isre seven h.'''"'''
80. ne leather spinning over '"e O"''
s.,6 coal FROM ;Ge 30-yard line.
.,,ss minutes later and Cam
~ '"'' -...sls.vev+ through the
ss..ed ana fppe- '''- - -
!, from the S-yard mars ana scored
...,.sovr. and supplemented has
,c:i; work by soo'"b '"s go. a.a
..,s,un. Il was cyc.onic WORK. ana
Il fortune aided the Violet.
''eAA " ~. t..h.u ne basicallv
srd, sggress''e 49,, - ho
e.-i as Il was sens"' o'''' 'V'1
H.,
~ 40, ssver chances 20 score
70 ie"e' '"'" ~. vorL One
...sr.sd themselNeS 'o WV
a.s was hurled into space "heh
N ~. ,rbs+itute quarterback,
sFA' r.i.b q minute 20 play
I. ,bs last quarter ".'oN y" r.. .- -;
:, srrals Of footoa.., v- Y--ta~,s o.
ssr.,s With the pa. %" - -rsbes
nd line, b I9! ,.. ~, ,Ti he second
ar'ssh yie.oints go ~, . v.,5e omen for
svr, 0lswang or, cree ~ ~ to-rerd pass.
-ston and eAiieu -ot 5.-lcve5 ~ meet
',s Union oe.e"Oo l..,,,ded hehind
q, psy, and the pass sios.-soS or+ N
q goal line IL We - .ried q for
e 90.ysro me- anu 49,. - free Cirling
T,Y. pass Nheh C'lo- - +Ler the
/ -.ssi s forward pass anu
n-s shdeG. -.-;,5 Ne,c York had
!, ne sseo.u 80 1--,Cororts' Toward
re BAL on .I''t - +hrouch until
Ire and Oahh 49, ft-, ron, the
r.J inches seIAiISG'e ~, 49,, ,,.ss detected
.il he, out oHs'ue 49, Vew York
I'd ne pan p[ r - 90 Tbe. nenalty
~ iensiileu -.'S y,s. 80 fresb ginger.
nTs mon ne" So--rsr5 mass went
~ me 'heIS, o 80 a droD kick,
rsls 49, ~ Tyice more Cam tried
We ~, .u over but failed by a
8. ~, 80
~ -. - scored for bis team he
.-. -,orn,oli7e the glory of the
I. ~. nv T-,,r;g the freshman half
No. t. Wo,iev the Quarterback;
~ r. V-,iiie-Ds and CAPTAIN
,'.-.-'-, 800 =. ,-,3.oies Of football
Nls,s p v..Yt. .''' y 80 -eeIed of two
y 'ns - 49, brore- fields. one Of
..s IN ias, 49,, 49, 95 yerds which were
'..s, -.5o in The extreme. The longer
| ~, SssIss led 20 Cams touchdown.
r-',- Jis,'sved little power in its
-, .t,srs Three first downs were
.'-re,s5 Lv straight rushing, and.
,i,sIv fo,u.srd masses. they made two
-. ~ oFsnce lacked cohesion and
....,;,,v a. nnrDose. Moreover. the 3
IN Wa, bsndied none too clearly. /
T-gss and uncertain passing by
,,i-sr and later by Nash, who re- .
,,,s INV rboke8 of roesible ground
n,sr n The closing minutes Of the .
r-s T,ion crt loose with several for
M rsssss and worked e couple for
4. rms I'm, tho others were fumbled .
,,gv
IA h,,kseiS 20 r,oro powerful than I
!. Tvs 90 ,bere nevhans more than /
nv 5l,,s aD siss law .ba eacret Of New (
I'D. ss,cess Tbe Violet forwards .
-, bs.yis, I'D 10, rlsvod a more I
irrs,,iye game In any event they /
r5ss tbroueh the line on the defence /
.gyv Inc Seyelonr,ert Of PLAYS and /
q. ssp;ng bolss for the backs when I
v I,iatk Somers and Williams were .
uu smashing through TO make tackles /
s.rd the line and who, tbev missed /
Tltmsn and Iran rot The runners.
s,v York Univers rvs cup Of Joy /
mtIsi 10 overfowir by this victory. /
az year Union triumrhcd bv a score I
te O. Tom Reillev promised vic /
u yesterday. and the entire under /
rl:st,e body turned out TO witness. /
~ sled the grandstard comfortably /
T.: stretched around tho track three /
s'i !, was royal gathering for the F.
nssv which was soon 10 be gained, /
hsvhole world was In tune. A mild /
rs,,s irOm the IVES. tempered the
i''' bu, was not enough 10 give either /
az ar advantage. The trees were
y u tuiumn foliage. and the ivy (
~sr,g 10 the walls Of Gould Hall. F,
'isc BY the airs Of early fall. flushed T.
I.i'a N the bright sunlight.
.,'a eleeiing 70 receive the kickoff. .
-rs iesd the BAH up and drove il I