New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
,.,son's Records Point TO
Violet VictOry-Healy
VIII Fight Hard
p. rRANK O'NEILL

~ University will face Co
w =, the eridIron at South Field
~ .n,rroon in the anal game Of the
o. -, both teams. New York IS
''' ''D favoritc. for the Violet
(" - ~ rerarsably well this season
~ 80 last and reasonably well bal
team. Columbia, torn TO pieces
..sortune from start TO finish has
!. suFeted from pillar TO post and
y registered only one victory all sea-
-, JEFF Healy, who will lead tho
- eleven into action, believes
will make q successful effort
80. -he hoodoo. JEFF will play
,.,, came for the Blue and White
-. ,,uous % wind up his career
victory. Henry Monroe Jimmy
N.-,',,8. Dsl Cochran and l. 7. Rosen'
s.v,ll get into the game for 8 while
~ Las, their cridiron careers to-day.
IN M r,v be depended upon to fight to
lat gasp, and Il the Violet is
..r.s 70 ihe goal posts after the 8. nc
I'll wave over q teld won by right
q night
DOgged Determination
"a, feeling Of Columbia IS one Of
,.-,s determination. The optimism
" N Will New York. Comparative
"a. mean little in football, but for
n ,t,t they may serve TO give some
IN the power Of teams. On the
M frrrisbed By comparative scores
~ york Is by fsr stronger than the
s's. and White. and the odds quoted
!, 10 student body-lO 20 o on New
T-E-are justified.
~ c;ssly~bis hiss played Union and
u.,I.ysn losing 70 both. The Union
~, vs. decided By a goal from the
"a licked by Captain Rosekranz.
v..isvsr simply ran riot over Colum-
~ ,nS buried the Blue and White I'M
.S,rs 20 70 0 score.
New York University went up 10
r,ion one week after the Garnet mad
.rb6ue5 Columbia and won by two
,.ses6ovns. Wesleyan defeated New
ysrk bat only By q margin OF fourteen
,,.r.s which in comparison 70 the %
--bis zane was small. The violet
,i,vs3 a remarkable game against Col
ET holding the champions OF Maine TO
gosl from the field and although oe-
,.,,s5 bv MARYLAND State College, put
~ss rafting fCht from start 10 nnlsh.
The greatest advantage that New
y.,k holds is in the backield. IN How
~ Cam and Jack Weinheimer the
V1.t bss Two Of the best running
b,,t, in the smaller colleges. Vein
elmer is a str,ak ia the broken nelds,
nd he hicks his openings with sklll
,r8 Indictment that border on the un-
srsy II he can once clear the nrst
i',s Of defence this afternoon, woe be-
tide Columbia.
Powerful Line Plunger
Gam IS quite as swift as Weinheimer,
sui,. as clever and far more poverty
linz tlunger. His rips of tackle VIII
rye Columbia plenty 70 handle. More,
aver Csnn is powerful punter and
can turl forward passes 20 unheard Of
distances. Warmsn. the fullbach' Is
Inc breaker who is just coming along
and PLAYING his best game. lie COM
urts fsvorably with his mates.
Agsins. this trio Of gh-grade men
Columbia will send Hank Monroe FRED
ds Dunn and ]. T. Rosen or Leon
zyehlinsh. Monroe is perhaps the best
q the three. yet he is outmatched. by
Cam or Weinheimer. Dunn is talr
iallbsek when at his best, but his legs
lrs bit brittle. and he will not out
slime Wsrmsn, II our dope does not
AIRY far afeld. and the same holds Tor
he rest OF the backheld.
New York holds another great ao-
an;sge over the Blue and White al
me a1arterback's position. Mackenzie
Is On experienced general. He has
been working with the same comblnla.-
ton all season and knows the capaolI-
ties Of every one Of his men. lie mas
4 happy knsck Of choosing the ught
PLAYS most of the time, too. Jimmy
sosen or Shorty MeCabe, who Will
alternate in directing the movements
q the Columbia team, are not so wen
rounded IN the tactics Of the game,