The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
STEVENS ENDS
FOURTH SEASON
UNDEFEATED
Final Victory Is Scored
Against N. Y. u. at
HObOken.
SCORE is 81 TO IA
Fumbles Are Responsible for
Most of Troubles of Violet
Squad.

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to IA at Hoboken yesterday afternoon.
and by so doing completed its fourth
consecutive season without having In
Cured a single defeat. In ringing up
its final victory of the year Stevens
had to experience the hardest game
it has played in several seasons and
was able to subdue the Violet aggre-
cation merely through the fun bling
malady that has trailed the New York
eleven all through the season, and
which cropped up at Hoboken at the
most critical point Of the game.
The New York eleven was decid-
eddy different combination apparently
from the one that has been losing
games at Ohio Field. Gargan's charges
clearly outplayed the grfdiron stars of
the "Stute." but, as in its previous
games this year, failed to make the
| best of It's gains when within striking
distance of the Stevens goal line. New
| York made eighteen first downs to-
nine for their opponents and rushed
the ball for $50 yards to less than $50
for Stevens.
The rival captains, Goodale and Vein
| heimer, were the individual stars of the
| contest. The Stevens fullback, Goodale,
seemed to be the only man in the back
field of the winning team yesterday cap
able of finding the Violet defence for
numerous gains. His plunges through
the New York line, hitting the Violet
forward wall low and In a revolving
manner resulted In several long gains,
one Of which came three minutes after
the start of the game on two successive
plays His commendable work on the
throwing end of the forward passes also
figured In the two remaining touchdownS
made by Stevens.
wcfnh eimer's Last Game.
Weinheimer captain of New York
University, playing his last game for
the Violet was the stellar performer OF
the Violet backfield. Assisted by Ryan,
fullback, and Jackson. quarterback, he
was greatly responsible for the fifteen
first downs which New York made
through the Stevens defence. Weinheimer
has long been noted for his ability as
a broken field ana end runner, but never
has he had as much success In this art
as in this game Jackson lived down the
reputation Violet players have estab-
lished this season of being incapable OF
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both of the goals made by his team
yesterday.
Forward passes figured prominently
yesterday in the attack of both teams.
In all eighteen passes we're attempted
during the day. nine by each team.
Stevens completing three and the Violet
four. The engineers. however. made
their @rial attack go further than their
rivals did, two OF their attempts result
N l. a
total OF III yards, while New York's
four successful passes did not figure in
their scores and resulted in q total gain
of 81 yards.
The Stevens first score came after
three and half minutes of playing.
After Capt. Weinheimer had kicked off
for New York to Egger, on Stevens %
yard line the Violet line held. and the
Stevens left end punted to New York.
Caddell returned the punt q few mo-
ments later, and Goodale receiving the
ball on his own 30 yard line shook off
tackler after tackler for a 20 yard run
to the Violet 81 yard line. On the first
play he duplicated this feat and broke
through the entire New York team on
an off tackle play for a 81 yard run for
O touchdown. He also kicked the goal.
New York Ties Score.
New York tied the score in the second
quarter. Goodale punted to out of
bounds on New York's 40 yard line, and
Weinheimer brought the ball to Stevens
Is yard line on four long runs. where
Emerson intercepted forward pass for
Stevens. New York again received pos
session Of the ball when Goodale FUN
bled on the second play and Levin re-
covered for the Violet Weinheimer
drove through centre for twelve yards
and first down: Ryan duplicated the
stunt, and then carried the ball over
from the two yard line. Jackson kicked
the goal.
In less than two minutes after New
York had tied the score Stevens again
broke into the lead. when forward pass
from Goodale TO Eggers, Immediately
after Weinheimer had kicked OFF to
Stevens IS yard line. resulted in a
sixty-nve yard run and n touchdown.
Goodale also kicked the goal, and the
score stood at 14--7.
The Hoboken Engineers made their
last touchdown In the final quarter on q
forward pass from Goodale TO Eggers
that Melted thirty-eight yards and
touchdown. Goodale kicked the goal.
This touchdown proved to be the win
ming score of the game. because New
York also figured in anothr touchdown
which otherwise would have led the
score.
The regrettable feature of the game
was an accident that occurred in me
third quarter. Bray. the Stevens right
halfback, who had been sharing the
honors with Goodale in the Stevens
bacltheld, had just made yard gain
through the Violet line when he was
tackled 30 that his right leg was broken.
Bajusz. who was substituted for him,
played sterling football for the re-
mainder of the contest. The lineup:
N. Y. ". Stevens.
Adams .....-.... Left end. ........ Emerson
Caddell Left tackle. ......... Brett |
Quincy ...s..s...J Left guard........ Strachan |
Adelstein ........ Centre. ........... Ferra n
Edgerd ......'.hght guard......-. Howard
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