New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Fumbles Fatal
To Chances of
O'Neill's Tear
New Englanders Crab !,
Opportunities and R,.s.,' ~
the Locals by 20 r. ''s :

Williams College sprane
at South Field yesterday bv s,p'''
over the Columbia eleven By aa'' .a
Of 20 to o. The local team w.. ss'''
to j favorite before the eama 80
New England lads had litt,s Az ~ ~
in holding lead they raineS !;
first quarter and added to az -. - ~
progressed. Two touchdowns .,s s.as
field goals accounted for the g. '
Alternating line buckine with
ward passing, the visitors wasted u.s W.
time in showing how far ahead - .,' -
Columbia aggregation they wsrs
iumbia could not conquer ifs f.,,s,;.
weakness and they fell before will;..
just as they had before Dartnon,.
week before. Time and time as,;.
when Columbis got hold OF tho -. s.~
and started an advance, it was broDs..
to an abrupt halt by fumhle a.
Williams player recovered. "a'
Williams showed its superior;.r
IN the tlrst quarter Shortly after ~
beginning Williams made two a. a.
downs. There was an exchange !.
punts and then Mallon tossed tws,,s =
yard pass to Pease, the Williams r;ss.
end, who dashed twenty-seven wards !.
touchdown. Captain Fargo kicked 4.
goal s
Mallon's free catch of Ande,s,,,
punt from behind his goal line gas.
Fargo a chance for kick from pis,.
ment. He sent the ball over the bs,,
from the 46-yard line. Before the b,l;
ended, Mallon dropped another ssIs
goal over from the 3o-yard line ,s an
the score stood 10 to 0 as the hslt t
ended. In the last quarter Johnnv
Wilson intercepted a forward pa.
from Freeman, who elected the crsr.
head game on his own goal line. Wi.
son scored the touchdown and Parso
kicked the goal.
Williams's Line Holds
Fargo, captain of the New England
team, started the game by kicking ~
to Columbia's eight-yard line. wbs,e
Moszcenski caught the ball and cana
back twentyseven yards before he VA,
stopped. The Williams line held fairly
firm, Columbia gaining only six yards
on three tries, and Anderson kicked
The ball went to Williams's 2O-ysrS
line, where Mallon recovered and ran
it back eight yards before being forced
out OF bounds.
J. Wilson gained three yards on
line buck through center and MaIlou
punted, Anderson catching the ball on
his 40yard line and coming back four
yards. Burt gained four Yards
through tackle and then another fumbs
gave Williams the ball of Columbus
40-yard line. Wilson tried to 90 round
right end, but was downed for lou
Another play failed to gain and then
Mallon cut loose his 20-yard pass to
three Columbia tacklers to go across
for touchdown. Fargo kicked the
goal.
Williams kicked off and got the ball
back on an exchange of punts. Mallcn
went through tackle for twelve yards
and three plays later a forward pas.
of fifteen yards, Burger to Mallon, gave
Williams another first down. An es.
change of kicks gave Williams the ball
on Columbia's 46-yard line after Nal.
Ion signalled for a fair catch. Captain
Fargo sent the ball true and the New
Englanders had ten points to Their
credit.
Advance Ball % Yards
Anderson kicked of to the Williams
1S-yard line and a series of four plays
advanced the ball twenty-five yards,
Then Monjo kicked and Columbia start
ed its only sustained advance Burt
ran the kick back twenty yards and
fumbled. Moszczenski recovered and
went another twenty-seven yards, being
downed on Williams's 25-ysrd line.
Seven plays took the ball to the VIII
liams four-yard line, where the Purple
team held for downs.
Monjo punted out of danger and the
ball see-sawed up and down in mid
field. Williams finally worked the pig
skin to the Columbia 30yard line aud
Mallon dropped the ball over the bar;
tor the second Williams field goal.
AS the half drew to close, Coun'
bia showed another fash. getting three
first downs in short order. one on line
bucking and the other TWO on psr
of pretty forward passes from Ander.
son to Burtt and from Anderson to Ap.
plebaum.
Columbia got eight downs in the see
ond half, but did not score Williams
didn't get any first downs. but did re-
cover number of Columbia's funblss
and intercepted q forward pass, Wilson
dashlng across for another Purple
touchdown. That tells the story.
Loses Many Chances
Columbia had the ball most Of the
time, but managed to tumble when
ever the Williams goal line drew near
Koppisch, De Stefano and Moszczenssl
alternated in carrying the bali ana
reeled off down after down. but fun.
bles each time gave Williams the ball
and their punts gained ground til
Freeman, who had gone in for Ander
son, desperately tried to forward pas
from his own goal line. Johnny vii
son flashed forward, grabbed the bal
and dashed across for the secont
down, Fargo again kicking goal. Th'
game ended a minute later.
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