New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. Men
Try and Try, but Are
OvermatChed.
SANFORD'S TEAM IN
REMARKABLE FORM
Braoher and Talnan Shine IN
Line Plungi1g, with Latter Get
ting so Yards on PuntS.
-, JEROME BEATTY.

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l.
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clan Assoc. avon players WtI pr'hao'F
.,...- t....o,e D. They batted through
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Germ ra.or ~ FL team that is just =
toyrrf n- AWAY from victory. and the
..I.t ,..l Oh. scor, a 20 -
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iH FAVOR 0' "N.-'''' o.'''
seconds sitter '.c ottiatheld e"pts'"
bad vailed Coz about .hc Gftieth time:
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And la believed i, "aca ne sal" l''
D--, foam fprl of aeat could have
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George FOSTER SANFORD h@d p-oOeN'
from ,le banks ~ che Hsr'-an bunch
.-,..., t,-4.rt.t,.g Young men full
$780,. .to v.r,
o' .'.~''
eycs " O. crowd OF 5000 al tedera'
1e,~ro Park chat tney could think be
.r..~. ,b,,. l.d sc+od
Springfield made two rallies one IN
.to second rcrIoG ana another in the
+t,-' and each raIIF re-tcd q touch
down Three times. pushed up aga INST
tr.-~ goal line. they threw back the
.|,rr.rv Ertrers backs But cXc-p.
f.- +hese srurts they were helpless
before tho attack OF the men from
Now Brunswick.
Arer Rutgers lad scored q points
i'm the third period the T. VI. c. A.
mo, suddenly opened Up ON their
tr.f onrorc-ts and began an over
t..4 ...er. that stopped Rutgers. un-
I'D roused b.. the advances q the
.rlrr .lev crr.urcd the ball in mid
to-5 and ,rert rIpring ttoir way down
+Lc frf for ,lci~ sixth and las,
touchdown
Ttts ,r.e ONO f.v when the high
wind rcally was I'm the game. In Tol-
r,.r put6.rs has "A pug.cr with "a
powerful swing .u his good right leg
and I'D che third quarter, with the
sweep Of The breeze behind him, he
WAS boosting The ball more than fifty
cards at every trial. Miller. for
Springfield. IS no s'ouch Of @ kicker
but at uo time iu the game could h.
keen up with Tolman on an exchange
of kicks.
RUTGERS had The weight and was
able 90 crack holes I'M the Y. VI. g..
A. limo under almost the slightest
provocation. Captain Tolman and
Rrsrher were the men who turned in
.be most gains on line pluuges. and
Ccarr. Quarterback. showed a neat
knowledge Of the way 30 get through
Cd broEer fe'd
For Srr.rrfeld. Kiudle Burnham,
Co,Der and Sermon naturally.
youtb named Sermon would be a bear
49, a, o. .osr, yyore hard TO
WIN ~, H., 49,. P,.e-ers nut
''ir ga" INSTRUMENTATION NO
ln rot ,o,,rds and is 6
eiO' ""o H. .oot Inc nlaca
ts isrger and Who had
"' c. ,rork in
worn Hiilsg ,a p,,t,,ors backs
optIl"- noe s.,' - tbc~e wa
Ai'', '"' .''' I 80, ,,.o,,td mi,
no doubt as TO Whlch "@N' ~ou.U III
Rutgers opened ire on lhe opI'n,S 'e.u
line and advanced the ball QulchIy 10
the y. ~ G. a. 30-yard line, where the
visitors planted their feet deep in the
sod and took the ball on downs. and
,,,,oti, r,rtoJ ont Of danger.
-. ,.,s mo, IN be denied. AID
-,t5colJ y-itb Bracher and Toll
Io." L...t.r,, .,rev for GOOD gains
'""" ..rricd the hall no
"Iou"u 'r' 'D'' .l.'.il4 ,,.o, fov tho
close ana scar -, kicLed the
mist tolchuo""' i'-'''''''
goal. ~. pr,rev.icl,
BACK at"l, came .'l' .or,dd orlv a
team bui lheF 60 tbe,
laId from Sle mn a. ,l,,,,b me Sprinc-
Lailed 20 " o5 81, ,,,,, ,ro,, hack and
Ielu illlg' guy a.. 6aU over the goal.
Drop h.'''- ,,-o,,Dti,. rcpooted The
- o,5cd witb The Springfield men