New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-12
SwQrthm1Ore Beats
Columbia by IS too

wss vide, and he piled IN MA.
play, no matter where they ~, .'n'
was one Of the sights Of he a.. \
watch him tear down the hsla 800 =
punts, and ne made bis ts,t,. 'Tr
hard and sure. In the face ~ ~,
defeat he never gave 20. Ana ,'ni
the third period he rallied Il. n
crying out above the nci.s a. VA
Come on, Columbia, we're ma. 'nng ~;
yet" NV nefs.
His spirit infused new es,s,
into the team, and the boys pls,.ss ,
perately 10 stem the tide. Thsy as.
through 70 stop many plays mp,y
abided az Cleyeland's right k.ssanesl
Hank Monroe az his left, ana 49, ~
called forth the cheers Of a. pa
Kennedy smeared several OF ths ..vst
full thrusts at tackle. and va ,s6
to recover q tumble that stopped ~ !. Y
vance on the goal line. -
Endicott Great Player
Red Endicott, captain OF g.
more, lived up 70 everything a.. H-
been said about him, and PLAYED M
game. His position was inns.sn
the Columbia backs, while On n.
tack he opened many avenues IA,
backs to plunge. He did the es.,.'
for his team, and while his dr;y,s -
not Of great distance they We. -.
ningly placed and Columbia al
make much ground in runnirs ~
back. Smith and Cornag were pevs,.',
players and stood out in the ean.
Errors OF commission and luz
were many, and one team wa, A. 49,
as the others. The errors Of sys-y9
more came into greater notice, Tor g.,
stopped scoring attacks. The ps,,;.
of the centres was crude. lin 80
again the leather came back on ".
formation, either so nigh in the Al, 49,.
it sailed on over the back, h,.S
bouncing merrily along the ks,h..
killing all chance Of a run on ~.
Swsrthmore had the better oy.,i..,
attack. OF fourteen passes. Ave ~.
worked for gains, and included IA 49,
was one heave for a touchdown. p.
passes were intercepted, one BY ca
ran when standing behind his own s,,l
line.
Cornag Makes Touchdown
In the middle OF the hrt nr.
Elliott punted 70 the s-yard r,a
where Smith killed the ball. unc,r d,
rules a kicked ball that Is touched 4,
one Of the kicker's side when mr..
the 10-yard line shall count az .eutt.
back and be put in play from tie d.
yard line. The officials did not see d.
foul, apparently, for no such peras
was imposed. Dunn punted 81 err
and Cornag, taking the kick on the n,
travelled forty yards for a score. n,
goal was missed, and the score VA
Swarthmore, 8; Columbia, 0.
At the start Of the second period g
lumbia had the ball on her own 2s-yu:
line, and the pass was so FAR on,
Dunn's head that IL rolled 10 the 10
yard line, where Smith fell on IL Tsl
line bucks su.ficed 70 carry the lea.ks
over. Michael planted the ball u,
the line. Again the goal was nisxl
and the score stood II 70 0 In favor q
Swarthmore.
Columbia kicked of at the star ,
the third period, and Baker travel.
back sixty-five yards TO Columbist u
yard line. In trying to stop this n
Goldberg broke his leg. An assault o
the Columbia line vained ground, D.
on the l5-yard line Swarthmore fsz
bled and Columbia man came up vi.
the ball. A short punt gave Swsri
more the ball on the 25-yard lins u
SOON Johnson shot a pass to Smith. vi
touched 1t down behind the line On.
more the goal was missed.