New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Columbia Bows
TO Undefeated
Stevens Team
Engineers Register Another
Victory in Spectacular
Game ON South Field, 1870

stevens Institute srccoodod in keen
M" lts slate clear bv defeating the
Columbia eleven in spectacular con-
test on South Field yesterday after
noon. 13 to 0. The Fnri-eors were
superior to the Blue and White in all
departments They were aided by poor
playing on the part Of the Morningsidc
men and by poor Judgment on the
part of the Columbia mentors. Thc
Maroon outrushed and outplayed III l.,
locals. who only once were in posi-
ton to score
Goodale, the speedy halfback of
Tech, performed brilliantly, kicking
two field goals and helping his tear.
materially by his wonderful offensive
and defensive work. The other Stevens
backs played almost as well as Good
ale. Bloss furnishing the feature OF
The game. 4o-yard run for touch
eleven. Ford also assisted by his
powerful line plunging.
stevens presented a weildrillcd
fighting machine. The men were IN
the best Of condition, tack'ing hard and
diving into every play The backs go.
away to a flying start on the ofensc
while the line was like a stone wal
against the weak attacks of the Blu
and White backs.
shown when il held Columbia 70
downs on the 5-yard line. where IL
ball had been brought on an inter
cepted forward pass.
Long Runs by Bloss
one of Ecoles's pun;s in the final quar-
of the whole Columbia eleven and
finally broke clear for 4 touchdown. In
the same quarter Bloss circ,ed the Co
lumbia left erd as if bent on another
score. but fumbled the ball after a hard
tackle on the 5-ysrd line
The Blue and White presented alb
solutely nothing in the way of an nt-
tack, while their defense was pitifully
feeble. The tacklrg was poor. the
men Otter permitting the runner to
get b. when a tlying tackle would have
Captain Canapary and Forsythe was
the only redccm;nr feature o. Colum-
bias p ay. These two made most of
the tackles for their team. working to
the point where they were forced out
Of the game from sheer exhaustion.
Forsythe also cavo the Mornings de
players their only chance to score, but
they lid not take ADVANTAGE of the
opportunity. Stevens had the ball in
Columbia territory and was advancing
steadily. Bloss clcrscd to throw a
forward pass on the right side Of the
field. Forsythe. who was backing Up
the line. dashed over, picked t'e ball
out Of the air and started FOR the
Stevens goal. He had a clear fed
ahead, but when he reached the five
yard Deghuee pulled HIM down on
a diving tackle. -Four times the Co.
lumbia backs tried to pierce the op-
posing line, but ward or Two was
all that they could ra.n, finally yield
ing the ball to Stevens.
Subs Replace Stars
Many who witnessed tho game .ex-
pressed the belief that Coach Daw-
son used poor Judgment at this point
Of the game. lmme mediately after the
ong run BY Fer ythc he wiz drew
Canapary and Shaw and sent Eccles
and Johnston into the game. Neither
Of the subs had shown enough to war
want sending him in when a touch
down was in reach They hit the
Stevens line in vain. Soon after
Johnston misjudged punt VIII .ch gave
tho Maroon another chance to score.
The first Stevens score cam in the
second period. Taking the ball after
a punt on the Columbia 40-yard line
Ford and Deghuee brought il 20 the
20-yard line on successive line bucks
Here the Columbia defense held and
Goodale dropped back and kicked a
goal from the 23-yard line.
Goodale's other field goal came in
the final period. After Bloss's run
for a touchdown. Goodaie. almost
singlehanded, rushed the ball from his
own 20-yard line to the Colum Nia 32-
yard line. where he again boosted the
oval between the uprights. The final
whistle blew before the pen had a
chance to line I'D again.
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