New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Columbia Overpowers New University
Sturdy Ruslles
I1pset toilet
Team Defense
f,verflow Crowd en- South
Field Sees lhc Bronx Col
Iege Eleven Ouiplayed

p.;orc an overflow crowd that flled
corner Of South Field New Yorl,
,,.;es-sitv was defeated by Colum-
~. foo,ballers yesterday afternoon by
'..scors Of 19 to 0. The Violet team
r,s outplayed IN every department OF
=. came. Her highly touted line was
.n - shreds by The plunging Colum-
=. =, hacks. and IT no time during the
~ ';~.r minutes Of play did the Gargon
s.,st look dangerous They never ad-
ua..d ..ssd within the Coiumb bia 25-yard
vrs and frequently We're forced TO re-
ll;,on;sh the bal on downs.
A. fine came progressed and when al
NOD lost the rcsosted to forward
..ss;nr. but ont q q total of eleven
,,lv ore was successful.
I. was q great game for the adher-
.,,s NJ straight football. Not until the
'L.s 'ios;ng minutes Of play did either team
suen up with forward passing game.
Columbia made her big gains with
Eoppisch and Nosrczenskl tearing
,sroI,rh the Violet line ut will Quar-
,srback Anderson found week spot
sstween lett guard and tackle in the
visitors ilFe H--+ - N'r many u iiS
r'qvs through TINS gap. Later when a
substitution helped turn back the
colnmbia tide the Columbia general
ordered end runs with koppisch. Mosz-
.,srski and Burtt alternating in car
ring the ball.
Anderson Stars at Quarter
The Columbia backfeld gave their
,.uowers much to feel proud about
Anderson at quarterback proved him-
.slf star His kicking was the best
.sen on South Field in long time and
Ii, choice Of plays was judgment per-
rnifed. Moszczenshi, fullback, gave
fra exhibition.
u Three times during the afternoon
his star got away for twenty-fve-
ysrd runs. Burt, al right halfback,
sstonished all By MS line plunging. II
was his first game as a regular this
season. Koppisch made long gains
around the visitors end. snd when
Anderson retired n place of Freeman
few minutes before the game was
aver. Koppisch did the puntiNg in q
manner that showed O'Neills master
hand. Brodil the Columbia right end,
WAS the best Columbia tackle on the
field.
The Columbia line showed big i'm
provement over last Saturday and from
end to end was far superior - that of
the. visitors Captain Neinheimer. al
though we'll covered by Columbia. broke
loose several times for stout gains.
His progress with the ball was usually
stoepod hy Brodil
y. Y. L. kicked of to Columbia. 1t
was short high kick which Columbia
fumbled but recovered. On the next
play Columbia aga.n fumblcd and again
recovered. A forward pass was
grounded Another tumble was recov-
cred by ~ Y. I. Weirheimer made a
first down but or the next play fumbled
and Columbia recovered. AndeSson
pured n Y. L. made no gain, ans !
forward pass was gathered in by Scovil.
koppisch Crosses Goal Line
On seven plays with Koppisch,
Moszcseaski snd Burtt alternating in
.arrying the ball Columbia crossed the
visitors goal lire for the first score OF
tie game. Kopp sch. going around right
END. laced the bail behind the Violet
goal posts. Anderson failed 10 kick the
goal.
TIE quarter ended with Columbia in
possession of tac ball When play
was resumed the Violet line held and
ce!Mnbia lost the ball Oh downs. \
J. L. made several Yards IN PUSHES By
Weinkeimer. but all went wrong anc
Ny. U. punted The Columbia back
led again hustled TIE ball over the
Visitors goal line. Burr't making the
touchdown Anderson kicked the goal
y. 7. l. hogan the second half bS
kicking feeb = 10 Columbia, but sue
tseded in s-oDr.ne the rGsheS.
The tour-h qaarter found many sub
s.ltntions BON made IN the Columbia
lineup. Do S-eiano replaced Mosz
c1essk and alr.odiateiy took the bal
around righ- en- for 42-yard r0r
and TOUCHDOWN De stsfano missed 81:
gal. No more scoring was made. Th'
anal whistle found Columbia in posses
son of the ball
: The line-un.