New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

Chlel glory Ior the decisive triumph
Of the Purple eleven must so TO Cap
tam Benny Boynton, the sensational
quarterback. On the kickoff at the
start of the third period Boynton
grabbed Applebaum's long, twisting
punt on the 10-yard line, tucked the
ball securely under his arm and started
Tor the Columbia goal posts 90 yards
away
The Columbia men were spread out
all over the field and it did not seem
possible for the Williams leader to
work his way through the maze of
enemy tacklers who were in wait for
MIN. But Boynton rushed ahead, dodg-
ing, sidestepping, hurdling, until he
had cleared the way 40 yards down
the field. Then it looked as though he
must fail. for Qugley. the fiery Co.
ium bia quarterback doomed directly in
his path, crouched for the tackle.
Eyades Quigley's Leap
But roar of encouragement and de-
light doomed forth from the Williams
hosts in the north stand when Boyn-
ton, almost doubling in his tracks, es-
capped from Quigley's clutches as the
latter made desperate leap at his
dying heels and then continued on his
way to the Columbia goal line.
Now Boynton was only twenty-five
yards from his journeys end and run
ming like d deer. Weinstein, the CO.
1umba right end, and Shaw, the fleet
Blue and White halfback, we're still
to be reckoned with, however, and both
set sail after the Williams captain.
His path blocked down the centre of
the field, Boynton switched and darted
10 the left with Shaw rapidly closing
in on him; but the great little quarter
back had just enough speed left to hurl
himself over the goal line, we'll to the
left of the posts, as Shaw made head
long leap for him.
1t was Boynton again, toward the lat
ter part of this period, who intercepted
beautiful forward pass from Captain
Canapary, Of the Blue and White, and
dashed his way for seventy yards
through broken and bewildered field
Of Columbia men. until Shaw laid him
low with a fierce tackle on Columbias
20yard line. A moment later Column
bia got the bali when Canapary inter
cepted q forward pass from Boynton.
The Blue and White held for downs on
me 18yard line, forcing Boynton to
try goal from the field The try
came to naught when the Williams
.eader made q poor kick. Canapary get
ing the ball and running six yards.
AN exchange OF DuntS kept the Dali
soaring up and down the grdiron for
ne rest Of the period, with the pigskin
On Columbia's As yard line as the whis-
lie blew. Kricger having scored Will
ams's first touchdown after a series Of
inc plunges a few minutes before the
end of the opening period, the score
stood at IL to when the first half
closed.
Pass Nets Thirty Yards
AS though he oad not accomplished
deeds great enough for his alma mater,
2oyrton was directly responsible for
he third touchdown. Standing on Co
lumbia's 49-yard line in the last period,
he Williams captain heaved a light
ning pass clear across the field for 8
distance ef thirty Yards 70 Codding,
Who was lying III wait for just this
play ana dashed over the goal line for
ne touchdown. Bovnton. OF his third
attempt at goal from touchdown. missed
by goodly margin, and the score
stood: Williams, is; Columbia, 0.
Columbia tried desperately to score