New-York tribune., 1920-10-31


ions Of thrilling contest being ex-
hibited, brought out a capacity crowd.
The fact that the locals threw away so
many points only enhanced the close
ness Of the struggle and served 20 give
the spectators full two hours Of
thrills.
Boynton Breaks Loose
poynton, whenever he had an oppor-
tunity. which was very seldom. did
lash forth with some sparkling as we'll
as effective football play. But he spent
The greater part Of the afternoon play
ing The role Of defensive halfback and
runter He reeled off one long sprint
of g. yards for touchdown, in which
Uretched .ackling By The Columbia for
wards aided him considerably, and in
another instance ne snapped pass to
tns speedy Mcbea1 who dasncd ar
other 60 yards FOR the visitors second
score
Iikenod 20 a baseball contest. Co
'umbia had the bases packed IL nearly
every inning but could never put over
q run. whereas Two long runs or hcme
-rrs Kept tie visitors in .he running.
1 other words, the Blue ard White
players lacked the faal punch when
near the goa. ,inc They gancd at
vii through the light and wsfery VIII
iaras line, out oMce within the shadow
of the goal posts their attack slowed
do~r and instead Of driving or charg-
ing the backs tried to p@sh their way
across to lit5le avail.
"BucA 0'Ne.l's charges showed
great potentia,ty, and in due time,
ckan the .oose threads are gathered
n. tho eleven viii snow IN attaci. that
will carry rlerty o drive as we'll as
va-iety. The locals ncst develop that
1nal punch an3 learn . nail runner
N re cnfn more effectively before i;
can hope - take the measure Of Penn
md Cornell The backs on interfer-
oHce also VII have 20 take their op-
yonents ort Of the plaV. Because they
didn't yesterday Columbia was Unable
% gam i'rosnd around the ends
HArr's Yesterday proved himself a
PLACER Of first class caliber. ALTHOUGH
nc N"a been eb-cNt '~om the football
field hree weeks he ran the team
F.tr exec lent J1cgn ent ana the ball
'Yi7i fine skiN Caranarv and Nose
@eH7ki aiso played great fooball The
a''cr Is improving w IN every contest
fesf1r r1aV he ~ ,r.,r got lot # drive
his plunge but picked MS opening.
fn Gusite 1~enoees
'si1T'hia attack Starts
~for--y after tho coering kick Off
o9tNson. fafl nz 20 ~ D.. Drove q sicx
Y-.ae er olumbias thirty-tive-vero ro
TIE BlUc and White attack got
ta~'r Na. at oncs. Harris. cut in
OF tackle and picked up twe.-tr ards
'eicte he Wa thrown On. the next
.l-4y -Ao1Dh, The pass was poor and q
-u.Arlc cnsuHd. smith. OF Williams. re
ttrv n4
mand 'ol seven Yards while on
inc run I'D then made fl,st down him
sei' on an end run.
Mclean was given the ball next aud
.eried am end run. He had scarcely
tot 70 NJ when Brod1l smashed
'rongh and pulled hin down so hard
s.'r nali oouNGeu out of his hands
.''l+ fulleg %. following hard upon the
fall az the oval, gathered { .Nto ms
Hf-.s ID hustled .jliy-eignt yards t.
Touchdown and he first score.
crosa-tar.
scofi again kicked off, and Rich
."ona. with good interference and by
Asfa running, carried the sphere clear
"~cA 70 mlLheld. Three more rushes
"folghi the 1ail TO the 45-yard line
nd from there Lazelle tried a kick
rom placement. wnich wen, wild
iae locals then began q steady and
consistent march TO he goal line.
'anapars hit off right tackle for nine
taEis. me line cleaning out clear be
ond tne secondary defense Mos
'-ensH' made II first down on plunge
'nfongh center. Harris sArted his
isn, tackle 10r smother gam OF nine
l"Fi- anal again Moszczen ski made Il
tfsi Gown. penalty for holding sci
.Ae ei- rushing Coiumhians bAca nfteer
ARDS, oit they .me on again, Burt;
tettNs seven - r.s and Moslczenski
ave. Al this point Harris hurled &
long pass t. tanaparN who had go,
clear Of the milling players and was
waiting ior the ball on his 10-yard line
End Runs Fail
But then the parade stopped End
furs were tried ~ Yarris and John
srone and each enc failed. Bovntan
IN receiving the ball. /. ked immeai-
stoly 10 his 40. I'd line. That ended
'fe FIRST period and the teams changed
goals
Once again The Blue and White be.
gan 20 hammer and plow It's way &c
tNo Y illams goal line, Canapary. Har
'iss and NoSc7ienski taking the ball ~
urn all the way to the ten Nard lipc
There tHey missed getting Ii first. dowr
ny rae scant margin of one inch ano
again Eoynton Kicked.
pe (olum 5ians, undaunted by THEN
fai'Hres went back to their knitting
again. beginning At the 4O-yard line or
This trip. In the same old reliable
gr'udiN., way, they brought the leather
slght down to the enc yard line. Ap-
0eloaum WAS sent IN and in two at.
iempts landed the touchdown. Cana
parry Kicking the roAi and making tht
core 13 to 0.
But whereas the Morn!9GsiAe stu
tents had consumed nearly fifteen min
ltes ir grinding out touchdown W H.
ans or. rather, Boynton, accomplished
be feat - Jess than two minutes.
H. received the kick Off and carried
rex - the 4S-yard line Richmond
tlled II run and failed, and on the next
play Boynton swung out and back tow
ard his RIGHT end, ell ded Pulleyn. cut
.nto the center of the field and, after
picking his way though the outstretchec &c
and eager arms of the Columbia ior-
wards, raced TO the line fo-- touch.
down-a run OF sixty-three yards in
all. Lazelle kicked the goal
Columbia Gets Another
But tue scoring didn't end there
Williams kicked off 70 Harris. The
ocal quarterback cut loose with Il
couple a. passes at this stage Of the
game, the first going to. Forsythe for d
gain Of eight yards The next he
sossed over the middle, Of the line to
,ulieyn, who cut in, raked the ball
rom on lieh and marched strai ght
down tine renter lane forty wards for