Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-17
New Brunswick Collegians
Score in Every Quarter,
Missing One Goal
HOGAN'S FOURTH DEFEAT
BY PAUL PREP

NEW BRUNSWICK. y L. Nov II
oaPta'n Hogans United States Marines
80 uo"h To their fourth straight de-
leat mere this afternoon. Rutgers College
winning - TO u ''Vse
Inc college eleven scored In each of tbe
iour periods. the kick-out in tho second
IuarieT being missed Although outplayed
the Mahanless" Marines fought hard tho
e",Irc game NJ times playing rough football.
III 'he second half both teams resorted
" open formations. and many long gains
resulted from forward passes Next Sat
urday Foster Sanford's SQUAD will travel
10 br"oklNn TO meet Cupid" Black's Naval
Reserves on Ebbets Field
Inc Marines. fortv-fve strong, arrived
mere shortly after the noon hour. Only a
.t" ,oWnSpe"plo were at the station when
the Marine special pulled in After a light
lunch, Manager Charlie Loyo,t ,ed ,ho go.
10 the Rutgers athletic field where the
men went through a short workout 70 linn
her UP their stiff muscles. One Of the larg-
est crowds Of the season was in the stands
ana around the field when Referee Bill
kickoff. ''7
Rutgers has only suffered one defeat and
mat was from the Syracuse University
eleven last week. The Rutgers team de-
feated Springfield training school 6i-O.
Promptly at 230 the Marines kicked off.
and after making a first down on line
nIungeS Gardiner intercepted forward
pass and made wards hut they were forced
to kick. being held on downs Rutgers made
20 yards on plunging and fumbed. Marines
recovering. Scott made Z: ward on the first
pay but lpoughertv was held on the second
play. ON blocked kick Rutgers recovered
the bail on their own 35-yard line. They
kicked to Owens. who made 10 yards.
Marines kicked to Blker. who made rs
yards. Whitehill made % yards throu. 81
left end. Kelly made 90 more yards on the
next play bringing the hall to the 2-yard
line Garner carried the ball over for the
touchdown and kicked the goal
Marines kicked off and Baker made II
yard on the first play. Rutgers was peralized
yards but Whitehil made It up on the
next play and was stopped on Marines
S5-yard line. End first quarter.
Score Rutgers. I; Marines 0.
Rutgers had the hall on its 35.yard line
Kelly made yards on off tackle play
Marines took the ball on downs Avery
punted out of bounds on Rutgers 2s-yard
line. long forward Whitehll to Rreck
ley, gained S5-yard line. Kelly. on a fake
forward formation. advanced IL yards
around right end Whitehill went through
left tackle for yards. Kelly took tho
| pigskin on Marines S,yard line. Kelly took
| the ball to the 2-yard line on a wide end
run. Whitehil made Rutgers second touch
| down on a long plunge through center The
| kickout was missed. Score: Rutgers, IL
! Marines. 0.
! Whitehill ran the kickoff back IS yard.
| to his 25-yard line. A forward pass. White
| hill to Gardner brought the pigskin t'
| the 30-yard line. Rutgers was penalizet
| - yards. Whitehill punted to Owens OF
| the Marines 3S-yard line. A forward pass
| Scott to Avery. advanced the ball to tn,
! 52-yard line. Kendall threw Scott for
| 7-yard loss Another pass, Scott to Avery
gained 90 yards Two forwards wer,
grounded. Avery punted over Rutgers.
goal line. Play resumed on 20-yard line
Dale stopped Kelly after an 1l-yard gain
/ Gardner and Baker advanced the ball L
Rutgers's 43-yard line Baker went through
| center for yards Kelly took the ball t,
| Marines 4i-yard line. a forward pass
| Kelly To Robenson made 22 yards. Gard
ner advanced the ball to Marines 10-yar,
| line. The period ended here. Score
| Rutgers. II: : Marines, o.