New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-26
Rutgers LEAVES
MUCHFOR N. Y.U.
1OPONDER DER
c;-st and Foremost Being
Score of 20 to 0 in
Annual Game.
woIFT HAS LITTLE
70 BE THANKFUL FOR
u,;,s the Toss and Fails to
GET a Single Advantage
Thereafter.

..om ,he banks of the Old Raritan
-. ,sme saw and crushed the foot
~; team Of New York University, on
70 Field yesterday afternoon. The
.TSey" refers 90 the Rutgers eleven,
"a Inc crushing vas done to the tune
20 TO 0. Most everybody who fol-
- the gvitir0n game expected the
;olst would meet with defeat, but the
...sssyy score by which il was ac-
~.Nnsfed came as a big surprise.
-iiDan. Nash, Bracher, first one and
IAN Inc other. plOughed through the
y A.. line or skirted the opposing
'ess for gains of such extent that as
sp a touchdown was only question
~ a minute or two. There was no
,os,ing this big red team and George
goster Sanford sat on the sldellnes
r,,h his substitutes and grinned and
grained. 81.
.slr thing the University Heights boys
aon during the entire game, if the fact
y, accented that they contended nobly
,reinst great odds and put up a stir
-sr battle 20 the finish. For example,
Il he last quarter with all hope gone
and with three Of their strongest de-
.snsive stars forced out of the battle
by injuries. Rutgers wa able to secure
oaly one touchdown.
Nash kicked of as a prelude TO. the
Slaughter. Egsn catching the ball and
manng bacS te, yards. Bernstein
squeezed q yard advance through CEN
,rs but Cam lost three yards in try
Al rignt end. A forward pass hurled by
ispp nit the ground and he punted 10
S,arr al m;d-feld. Bracher, the diml-
r1tiye but efficient halfback Of Rutgers,
tore oil nine yards at end.
lalmau. however. was stopped IN a
v.unge through the line following a
,ou,ls pass. wash. All-American tackle
las; year. who played at halfback dur
Id he first quarter, shot past valid
nan Jr q 14-yard gain. Talmau 1ol-
s.ed with 8 Yards through centre.
.s,a inside il a first down through the
iarc aole. and after two line plunges
>esrr went around left end on double
,-ss and scored a touchdown. Talman
rseo an easy goal and the score at
he cad OF two minutes was Rutgers 4,
ny. L. o.
NASH E.cked over the goal line and
se brought out 10 the \. !.
gqrd lire. Cam made
i.n end and Bernstein slipped
.f4t cen rs for first down. the
Al.t cohorts at this stage made the
g.-., .I. ca wclFin ring with their
,hee.s. was we'll, for. as II turned
lgt, mis- was practically the only
chance the Violet mad to make real
ois,. vitteen yards for holding gave
"a L. a first uowu but this was al
tst Immediately Discounted be a sim-
Il penalty in which y. I. u. was
| q sufferer. B-2chCr then interc opted
Forward pass and the opportunity OF
taNiciet was lost.
Tbs same Bracher was calleG upon
,re times In succession TO carry the
al and the result was first down.
!, ordsr 20 give the plucky half-back
4 chance 10 recuperate a bit Ialman.
he Rutgers captain, was told 10 get
busy also for three drives in success
sea and he did.
The big fullback who SCOTS at such
itngs rs headgears and shin guards
Ippsd his way through the crumbling
" Y III line for a first down. y.
Y. L. brsced on the two succeeding
plays but then Nash battered his way
70 touchdown. Talman kicked the
goal and the period ended with the
score "a 10 0.
The first quarter was little differert
ron the succeeding ones save the
last Il was Just one touchdown after
another, and just one goal after an
other came from the toe of Talman.
re missed only two. One was easy,
fght in front of the posts but the
ether was due 70 a poor kick out by
Nash when the ball had been carrmied
tref A. the qdpa If the z olg
In the second period Brscher and
lainsn contributed the tallies by the
,'uehdown route. In the third session
lalmsn shot through tackle for an
Nher score, and Elliott later duplicated
ne feat By a long end run. Talman
2 no time made his second touchdown
q the period and was initiated by
5'acher two minutes sfterward. In
act, the third quarter was monopolized
q far as scoring went by Talman and
5faeher. Bracher made the final tally
q the game in the last period by
"enly-yard run around right end.
A word should be said in praise OF
re defensive playing of Bernstein, who
Tine and again broke through the OPP
POSING line 20 smear a play In its in
stption and frequently mailed" the
nan with the ball, who seemingly was
'ieering a clear path 20 a touchdown.
Bernie couldn't stand the battering
e received as a result Of his pluck and
y" practically carried off the field in
,a.s second quarter. The Rutgers and
=. Y. U. stands joined in paying trib-
ss TO his proves with cheers and APP
i.use a. he sank on the side lines.
Doggett is another y. Y. L. man who
ssseryes special mention. Kirk, it ap-
ftsrs, never knew what football was
sttl two weeks ago, when he volun-
ssEec 20 fll the breach in the line
Sessd BY the injuries 70 House and
'selower. His first game was against
lolumbis last Saturday. His second
Z" against Rutgers yesterday. Fur
asrmore, IL was the star Nash he was
-gfted 10 fncn dnrire lhe rreafer mart