New-York tribune., 1919-11-05

vi Orange team for the first half
tou ,hdowns in the last half Store
was carried Off the field unconscious
The play shat scored the first touch
Town was brilliant and daring feat
passing. 1t came in tb<>third period.
after Rutgers had punted ont TO mid
ield. 5. racuse tried to crash through
ne line, but the scarlet :erseys broke
nrougn and the Orange fumhled twice
cut recovered.
On the fourth down Abbott held the
ball n the scarlet Jerseys crashed
through Dodglng the surglng Rutgers
tacklers Abbott made q snappy lateral
pass to Ackloy IN the meantime
Schwarzer had skirted RUTGERS left
end. Just as the Rutgers ends charged
in upon Ackley the Syracuse quarter
oack made forward pass Of thirty-fise
fards TO Sehwarzer The dizzy swift
Ncss of tic pla daz1led and scattered
lac lads in the scarlet Jerseys and
there was mo Gro to bar Sehwarzer's
ay us he dashed across the goal line
I'D touched the ball on the turf dl-
reotly behind tne goal posts Ackloy
licked the goal
Again IN the fourth period the same
play brought the smoothly running
Syracuse machine to within striking
distance OF the second touchdown. The
iateral pass this time was started from
about the Rutgers 15-yard Ine. Abbott
received the bali and passed sideways
20 Ach'eg again krWlg flashed through
'nc lnc and received the ball on the
run. lie reached the Rutgers l0-yald
.ln-- hetore he VS. tackled and thrown.
men came an exhibition of the stub
Yr prit of the Rutgers
boys The heavy Syracuse machine was
hiown etust tho Rutgers line, bus
~ ths fouith down thcy lacked some
ming like so inch Again Syracuse
ssed all us tonnage against center
nd they g'aned the inch and little
uore
Then Syracuse masscd the battering
lan al center again and frWIy, when
he scarlet Jerseys we're untar~ cd
-howed beneath the pile with the bal
'ust AN inch across the goal Inc. The
all was punted out and again AcklcI
licked the goal, which brought the
core 20 IL 10 o.
Oniy oncc did il look as though Rut-
sers MIGHT score This was in TIE
bird period when Syracuse, danger
ousiN close 70 the Rutgers goal line,
.ttemoted arother forward pas Ack-
.ey started the toss ana Schwarzer had
rormed through to take it. Hug Duffy
- Rpt"ers saw The bali coming ard
iagted ahead Of Schwa3zcr and inter
'eptod the nass With the ball tucked
inder his arm, Duffy went like g scar
let streak along the north side lines
oward the ) racusc goal
Ervig Sp0ils Only Chance
lie distanced the Orange mon, I'll
NJ them but Erv Z who stuck to his
de with the tenacity Of q hound, gain
ng on HIM by inches Just IS Dufy
Has passing 'hc Syracuse 49-yard linc,
with nobody between him and the goiA
posts, i-rWig made q spring. His arms
enclrcled DUfNs waist, inon sipped
down. br giug the runners knees to-
seiher and sending him 30 the turf
other : racUsc men sWarmed up and
pinned him there And that was the
only time that Rutgers really menaced
he Syracuse goal line.
The Rutgers eleven pat up about as
stubborn defensive game - has been
played this season Despite its weight
and the Smoothly massed power behind
It's attack, the : racuse eleven found il
nArd 10 cam by line attacks OF end
runs. Ihey were DatTled time and
again in tine first haii by the swirlin@
waves of scarlet jerseys That tore AT
neir Interference and hurled back
then attacks.
NJ ae oond period Syracuse came
..o.e RING on = placement KICK.
'"om Che 50-yard
line The bail went high and for tim.
,elwccn the up
ri'.1.s. bl' - wind SWerved it. Later
Nckior rea KICK from placement fol
me same distance, hut tha bsll went
hort OF INC coal posts.
fhe Rutecrs eleven was wootully
defective IN the mat.cr of kicking or
fhcy nigh, have put UP am even more
stubborn defense. Ten times they
puutcd out Of DANGER. but the punts
we're low ard did not give the ends a
chance 20 get down on them. Their
attack was orratic and diSorgani2ed.
But they fought "a losing game with
plenty Of courH &C. and until they were
bewiiderel 10y the success Of the finshy
forward aud lateral pass manenver
they seemed TO hold the hope tnat they
might crash through the husky Orange
eieVen sometime and somehow.
Cheer Leader Missing
There was a large Syracuse deleea-
tion ON hand. but it was nonplusscd
when it discovered that it WAS lacking
a cheer leader. While they were way
* scarlet banners across the field
where the Rutgers doloe .tion was
parked there WAS q silence IN the
syracuse section unNi u cheer leader
WIS elected Ring Iardner, arriving
ate, WAS suspected of being a Syracuse
old grad and had some difficulty in de
chuiug tho invitation 10 act as cheer
'cader Finally enc was elected ana
heAgame proceeded
lhc punched K~tgers formation for
N attack excited some curiosity, bat
gained very little ground Major
tcrf Reed. football and military critic
said THAT II looked like squads right
one VronY. A. times The scarlet
erscys hunched close together IN the
.ttaeb suggested the mass momentum
lays oi fhc old days 10 formation but
o. ln results Ter tho Syracuse line
scmed tc -'seep over the hudGlea pack
s tne bah snapped bncA
trV1e, the Syracuse fullback. gained
le greatest distance M line piunges
1nd played 4 spectacular game through
8lt Storck. the Rutgers fullbacN
4layed hard, courageous game in the
.econdary lfue of defense until he col
apsed after receiving the impact of
ne Syracuse rushes until he was stag
serirg.
Al Rutgers they make the claim that
Il was N reality green line that faced
Syracuse. They say that the real line
4 the New Brunswick college was
sunked GU, or battered out before
Yesterday game For green line it
certainly was courageous and stub
born aggregation. Every inch that
Dartmouth Won in line piuugcs WAS