New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-08
N. Y. U. ELEVEN
DEFEATS HEAVY
BUCKNELL BOYS
Mackenzie's Forward Pass
Features Victory for
Bronx Collegians


University defeated the heavy team
from Bucknell College on Ohio Field
yesterday by a score OF $50, all the
scoring being done In the third period.
Mackenzies brilliant forward pass to
Carroll over the Bucknell goal line and
Jack Weinheimer's dashing run
through a broken Geld for ffty-hve
yards and a second touchdown. with
the goal kicked By Teddy Cam, were
The features that aroused the Violet
stands to wild enthusiasm. Vein
heimer pulled down long forward
pass from waddell, the Bucknell quar-
ter, before starting on his thrilling
charge for the Bucknell goal.
Il WAS not until the start OF the
second half that New York began TO
display its real strength. Archie Brin,
the little fighting centre Of the local
team Weinheimer, Cam. Mackenzie
and Egan went ripping their way
through the Bucknell team for sub
stantial gains and soon had the Penn
sylvanians on the run.
Fumbles Are Frequent
The first half saw frequent fumbles
BY both teams and Bucknell lost much
ground through penalties. holding In
The line and ofside play being OF al
most momentary occurrence Msngan,
the Bucknell regular QuartAr. recsivod
q broken collar bono during the arst
period of play, and was succeeded By
Wsddsll. He and Teddy Cam had .
stirring punting duel, with the Buck
nell boy having q slight superiority
In this respect,
Standing on his <o-yard Line In the
opening period. Waddell booted the
! leather in a long spiral TO n. Y. us
vineyard line. A score seemed immi.
nent, but the Violet eleven's limo held
! like @ rock, while Cam, taking a poor
PASS from Elias, punted forty yards
out of danger.
New York kicked of at tho start Of
the game, Cam getting away a lofty
spiral, and his ends were down the
/ field so fast that Hendren was thrown
almost in his tracks. n. Y. U. found
[ the Bucknell line 8 tough proposition,
and the ball went TO the Pennsylvania
/ ans after about three minutes futile
I bucking by the Heights eleven.
Waddell kicked over the goal line
and the ball was brought back to the
20-yard line and given to N. Y. U. Cam
smashed his way through tackle fd'
six yards, Bucknell was penalized If
teen yards for holding, and then Ham
merschlag banged his way through the
| line for six more.
n. Y. u. Defence Stifens
Bucknell braced and took tho ball
and began march down the field.
( The n. Y. U. defence stiffened finely
when the goal line was in danger, and
after regaining possession Of the ball
Cam punted out of danger.
In the second period Waddell tried
for a goal from the field after Buck
nell had rushed the ball to n. Y. U.s.
40-ysrd line. There was q gasp Of re-
lief from the New York stands when
the ball went under the bar. Both
sides resorted 10 forward passes sew
ersl times, but without great success,
and the first half ended, the playing
having been mostly in Bucknell terri
tory.
Bucknell kicked of, and weinheimer
caught the ball and lodged his way
through half the Bucknell team, shak-
ing of a dozen tacklers. On the next
play he tore off twelve yards through
left tackle, picking his openings beau
tifully. n. Y. Y. continued its march
down the field until the ball rested on
the 15-yard line. Here Mackenzie
heaved a perfect pass over the goal
I line to Carroll, who was waiting for II,
and the latter ran until he placed the
| leather squarely between the goal posts.
Cams try for a goal failed when the
ball touched the ground as 1t left tho
hands of the holder. Score, n. Y. u,
s; Bucknell, 0.
Bucknell fought fercely after this,
but New York played with increased
spirit and speed and raised havoc with
the Pennsylvania eleven's passing game
by interceptine several long heaves. II
was this readiness to take advantage
Of opportunities that resulted in N. Y.
/ us second score. Waddell got of a
wonderful pass, the ball travelling al
most forty yards, but before Buck
nell man could get his hands on It
/ Weinheimer came rushing down the
! field, leaped into the air after the ball,
catching it with one hand, and was OIL.
Touchdown and Goal
Four Bucknel men tried TO head of
the Aging half5aek, but he slipped by
them all and swept on for the second
touchdown of the day, not coming TO
rest until he had covered full fifty
five yards. Cam kicked the goal, and
the score was y. Y. T., 49,; Bucknell, o.
In the last period the visitors tried
desperately to score, but the local team
guarded its goal line 90 we'll that
score was never threatened and the
game closed with the A. Y. L. stands
cheering wildly as the students formed
in the snake dance across the campus.
The lineup follows:
Ny UO Positions Bucknell to).