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New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Cornell Submerges
Colgate Following g
An Early Surprise
Ithacans, Superior in All but
kickine and End De.
fense, Win by 81 to z

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 22.-Colgate
surprised Cornell in the first two
minutes of to-day's game and scored
the first touchdown of the year made
against the Ithacans. But once Dobie's
machine got going on all six cylinders
score Of 81 to z.
The Ithacans were much superior 70
the Maroon in all departments but
kicking and end defense, and Colgate
found no means OF stopping the brill
liant Eddie Kaw, who, with sometimes
perfect interference, lodged and twisted
his way for many big gains. Less
spectacular, but very useful were che
line plunges of Ramsey and Lechler,
Ramsel's defensive play and Pfann's
running with the forward pass. Ex-
cept for fumbles, OF which they made
six, Ccrnell's play was all pressive, if
not always consistent. A crowd of
15, 900 saw the game, including hun
dreds of alumni and guests.
Kaw fumbled on the second play
Welch dropping on the ball on Cornell's
2o-yard line, the Maroons spread out
across the field and on criss-cross
! Webster went around right end for s
touchdown. The Comedians, however
came back in a hurry, evening the score
in the first period on series of runs
by Kaw, Ramsey and Pfann, 15-yard
pass, Kaw to Pfann, and then pass
from Kaw to Munns scoring.
In the second period, after Kaw
broke away for 30-yard run, going
out of bounds on the one-yard line
Lechler went over for the score Open
ing the third, Colgate rallied and
stopped two Cornell drives. But Han
son managed to kick a field goal from
the 26-yard line, the first of his career
on the varsity. Colgate was firing
rapidly now under the fierce Cornell
attack and under the hard charging of a
rugged Cornell line, and was unable to
check the next march down the field
which ended with Ramsey scoring on a
line plunge.
The Maroon resorted to the forward
passing game frequently in the last
two periods, but it worked disastrous
ly. Gouinlock intercepted pass on
Colgate's 30-yard line and ran to the
ten-yard line. On the next play Kaw
lodged through for touchdown.
The fine-nD:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Pitt Panthers Crush Syracuse Z.
By One-Sided Score of IS TO @
Brilliant Playing of Capt.
Davies Inspires Team TO
Overwhelm Strong Foe
spec.a. Dispatch to The Tribune


PITTSBURGH, Oct. %. - The Pitts
burgh Panthers are again on the way,
having taken the measure of the SYRIA
cuse University football team to-day by
score Of 35 to 0. At no time were
the Panthers in danger Of being scored
on, even when Hewett fumbled almost
in the shadow of his own goal posts,
as the Pitt line always held like 3 stone
wall. The New York Staters were only
able to make one first down, and that
because of forward pass tnat gained
twelve yards, while the Warner machine
made first down no less than twenty
one times.
The spectacular work Of Captain Tom
Davies inspired every man on the Pitt
team, and the leader was ably backed
up by Holleran, Stein, Winterburn,
Anderson. Sacks and Harmon.
Pitt won the toss and elected TO take
the kickoff. A couple Of minutes later
they had the ball down at the SYRIA
cuse goal post. Captain Guiick was all
over the field trying to stop Hewett,
Holleran and Davies, but without avail,
as the Panthers flashed in and out of
the Orange line until the pigskin was
on the visitors 10-yard line, when
double pass from Anderson to Davies
sent the latter over for the first touch
down. Davies kicked the goal.
End Runs Net Yardage
On the kickoff Jappe fumbled for
Syracuse, but fell on the ball on his
own 25-yard line. After the Orange
had unsuccesstully tried to gain BY
forward passing they were forced to
kick. Anderson and Davies then alter
mated in carrying the ball for gains,
aided on occasion Sy Holleran running
around right end until the ball was
carried to the Syracuse 1-yard line in
the fourth down.
Davies barely managed to get over
the line on the next scrimmage and
after he had kicked goal the whistle
ended the period.
The Orange players showed to their
best advantage in the second quarter
when they held the Panther machine
to no score and in general their play
was on q par with that of Warmers
proteges. 1t was here that the visitors
made their only first down on a for
ward pass from Moses to Baysinger.
This carried the ball to Pitts 1O-yard
line, but a tumble by Syracuse
player gave Pitt the ball as Herb Stein
fell on it and Tom Davies kicked out
of danger.
Fine Play by winterburn
After the interval the Panthers
| again began an assault on the SYRIA
cuse fortress and before the third
quarter ended had added two more
| touchdowns and goal TO their total
After two minutes Of play Winter
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Fordham Goes Down Fighting
Before Lafayette's Drives
Easton's Fine Grew Wins,
% to z, After Stubborn
Tussle at Polo Grounds
By lack Lawrence

Fordham's scrappy and belligerent
eleven went down fighting yesterday
before the superior play and the
greater displacement of Lafayette's un-
conquered crew from Easton, Pa. The
score was % to 7, but the contest was
not as one sided as the figures look on
paper.
The offensive machinery Of the local
team seemed to be stalled during the
hrst half and every attacking move
was broken up before it could get
fairly under way. On the other hand,
Lafayette's plunging drives in the first
and second quarters demoralized Ford
hams defense and tore ragged holes in
her line, through which devastating
gains were made.
At the end of the frst half Fordham
seemed hopelessly out of it, but a Won
derful Transformation occurred during
the ten minutes intermission between
halves. Joe De Moe and Charley
Brickley evidentlv had something to
say to the Maroon squad during the
rest period, for it was another team
that came out to face Lafayette in the
third quarter. The men brought with
them ali the pep and dash that had
been so noticeably lacking in the first
half, and after Tommy Meyers, inter-
cepting a beautiful forward pass from
Brennan, had made thrilling fifty
fve-yard run for sensational touch
down, the team improved momenta rilv
and were carrying the fight to their
opponents throughout the two final
periods.
Perfect Weather for Game
Perfect football weather prevailed
for the opening of the gridiron season
at the Polo Grounds, and Henry Fabian
had worked wonders with the field on
which the Giants and Yankees hid rec
Gently fought their historic STRUGGLE
for the worlds baseball champion ship.
About 10000 festive football fans were
in the stands t. see Fordham handed
her first defeat of the present season.
Both colleges had their bands on hand.
and they worked as hard to outplav
each other as did the men on the field.
While Tommy Meyers and Schlicken-
meyer were the heroes of the day for
Fordham, the former making the touch
down that saved his team from o coat
VI "uite"fSft ElllOlt, IullDack, and
Gazella, right halfback, were the stars
for the visitors. Both sustained pain
ful injuries during fierce scrimmages,
but neither could be forced out of the
game.
Matty Brennan opened Lafayette's
pile-driving attack in the first quarter
when he smashed through the center
Of Fordham's line for gain of six
yards. Gazeila added eight more by a
clever run around rioht end and a
series of tremendous blows at the CEN
ter of Fordham's wavering defense
brought the ball within the shadow
of the Maroon goal posts. A mighty
smash that scattered the Fordham line
sent Elliot across for the first tally of
the game, Brennan kicked the goal.
During this drive Fordham was penal
lied five yards for off-side play.
Increases Sccre to q to 0
Lafayette continued to maui De
Noes men in the second period and
the local outfit times appeared de-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
The Line-Up

moralized. A series of lightning
passes and end runs by Drummer, Bren-
nan and Gazella finally put the latter
across for the second touchdown,
Brennan kicking neat goal.
Tommy Meyers then kicked off to
Gazella, who came back forty yards
with the assistance of some wonderful
interference. On the next play Grun-
ner. also aided by lots of helpful IN.
tifty-five yards for a touchdown.
Myers, the last man in his path, al
most nailed him, but was jammed out
Of the way at the crucial moment by
Schwab. Brennan kicked the goal and
LAFAYETTE was in the van by a score OF
21 to Q,
At this time the Fordham eleven ap-
peared to be thoroughly outclassed.
Elliot was the pivot of Lafayette's s
attack when the third period opened.
Myers kicked off to him and he brought
the ball back to Lafayettes 40-yard
line. On the first play Elliot crashed
through for forty-hve yards and had
the ball on Fordham's 30-yard line.
He continued TO drive through, and on
the next three smashes brought the
ball to 3-yard line. He then plunged
across for the touchdown, and Bren-
nan kicked the goal.
Fordham Finally Tallies
Brennan kicked off over Fordham' s
goal line and tAe ball was brought
back to the locals 20yard line Ford
ham took a new lease of life about
this time and after holding Lafayette
on three line pays Meyers cleverly in
tercepted a forward pass from bren-
nan and dashed down the field for the
Only touchdown De Noes men were
able to gather.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

burn tore through from scrimmage and
shook off three tackles, aided by fne
interference, and ran ffty-hve yards
for the third touchdown. Davies kicked
goal. Two forward passes from HoR..
leran to Davies gained thirty-fve yardS
after the kickoff, and with series
of line Ducking by Hewett and Ander-,
son the ball was carried to the Syra-
cuse four-yard line and then Davies
was pushed over. He kicked his fourth
goal and soon after retired in favo)
of poke" Williams. WHO gave e great
account of himself in the last period
Colonna had replaced Hewett ahr
heavy line plunges were too much t1r
the fatigued Orange players. and Coz
lonna was sent over fer the fifth touch
down. Holleran kicked goal
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
City College Team Loses /.
I'm Cross-Country Race

In It's first cross-covn+ry rneet o.
the season, held yesterday City Co]r
lege was defeated bv Br okvn Ply
teehnic Institute at Van Co~t'andt Park
by score Of 25 to 20 The r1n was
over the new A. A. L. course Of sik
miles and was completed by Krqissel.
of BROOKLYN Poly, in the good time on
80 minutes SO seconds. He led his
teammate Judge. by 400 wards. Wois
colt finished first for the Lavender
team. crossing the tape in third place.
The first ten: ,n
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

Frank Crumit, OF "Tangerine," at the
Casino Theater, trinped in with silver
cup yesterday which he won for making
the best selected golf score of the sea-
son at the Sound Beach Golf and Coun.
try Club. at und Beach, Conn. Crum-
IT'S record was So for eighteen holes.
1t was the best selected score made at
this club between May I and October
81 1901
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Fordham Finally Tallies
Boston University Wins
Over Trinity by 40

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 22.-Though
Trinity tried hard to score on Boston
University this afternoon, the local
collegians were satisfied that the score
was no larger than IA to 0 against
them. Captain O'Hare made the first
touchdown after four pla. and within
three minutes after the game began.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
West Virginia Is Held
To Draw by Bucknel]

MORGANTOWN, Va, Oct. 22.-
West Virginia and Bucknell battled to
a scoreless tie here to-day. Bucknel
tried four placement kicks and West
Virginia two, and while West Virginia
continuously threatened the Bucknell
goal, three fun bles when touchdowns
seemed imminent spoiled the chances
of the Mountaineers.
The iine-up:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Stevens Tech Easy for
Engineers From Troy

TROY, n. =, Oct. 22.-The undefeat-
ed Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
had little difficulty in defeating Stevens
Tech, its keenest rival, here this after
noon, % to 0. The Troy engineers
line was like stone wall, and the only
offensive play that the Hobokeners
could work with any success was the
forward pass, and that only q few oc-
casicns.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Sandford Is High Gun
At WoOdmere. l.. l.. TRAPS

II. Sanford won the high scratch
prize after shoot off with Paul Von-
Boeckman, in the shoot conducted by
the Woodmere Gun Club on its traps
at Woodmere, L. l., yesterday. Both
nimrods were tied with score of So.
Won Boeckman succ--~ed in carrying
off the high handicap award.
The leading scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
W. and ]. Goes Lehigh
One Touchdown Better

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 22.-Wash-
ington and Jefferson went one touch
down better than Lehigh in the struggle
on Taylor Field to-day and came out of
the titanic tilt by the score of IA to 7.
Two forward passes figured in one
score for each side.
tr!,a 1;pavu.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Rochester Team Easily
Defeats Union. 28.7

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, esct 22-The
University of Rochester defeated Union
here so-day by the score of % to T.
Sullivan starred for Rochester. He ran
seventy-seven yards for touchdown
on the first play of the game and in the
last quarter he ran fifty eight yards for
another.
The line-un.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
.S.~-,fo~d H;nh Eleven Wins

STAMFORD, Conn. Oct 22.-Stam-
ford Hirh School won from the eleven
of st Benedict's Prep School, of New
ark, N. j., here this 'tsrnoon by ii t.
T. Barnard School. of New York,
trounced the Msssee School eleven here
this morning By ss to G.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Soccer Results

J. & P. Coats, i; New York, 0.
Todds. 2; Fall River, 0.
Philadelphia. S; Fs'co A. c., !.
Staten Island, g.; Pennsylvania. 2.
Crescent A. c., 8; Montelair A. c., |
Eyandsr Childs X. s., s.; Townsend, Q
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
The lineup:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (3), Heidorf, Wal
lace. Goals from touchdowns--Suilivan
80, Heidorf Referee-Watkens, Syracuse.
Cmptre-Miller, Haverford. Head lines
mar-Draper. Williams. Substitut.ons-
Union: Noecker for Kruse. Wilietts for
Deane. Palmer for Rinnldi Carper ter for
Parry. Rochester; Gleason for Sullivan.
Sullivan for Gleason. HARRISON for Weeks.
Time OF perods-Fifteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
The Line-Up

Observation-Disclosures 80. Winterburn. Co..
lonna. Goals from Iouchdown-Davies 90.
Holleran- Substitutions-syrac Foster
FOR Anderson, Frugorne for Foster Andeg-
soa for Frugonne, Herbert for Zlmfn rrman.
Heers for Jappe. Pitt; Winterburn for An--
derson. Ewing for Sowser. Peters foc
Siedcisohn. Kelly for Mclean Colonna far.
Hewett. Referee-R. W. Maxwell. Swarth-
more. Umpire-John Hvllahan, Boston
Head linesman-H. Costello. GeorgetownsH
Time OF quarters-i5 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

Touchdowns-O'Hare Williamson Goals
--Cochraue f2l. observation-disclosures.
Sanger for Santossouso Feidrlan Tor
O'Fare. Conncry for Cochrane. Hertle for
Williamson, Wheeler for Miller. Barrett
for fohersan. Small for Lucas Coster for
Feedy. Paris for Worcester, Perry for
Sanger; Trinity. O'Connor for Woolari.
Ransom for Bowdi3ge Sutcline for Ran
som, Mills for Keating Umpire Coui-
ter of Brown. Referee-John u.
Springfield, Head lnes'ran-is er of
Dartmouth. Time-ls miOYtas period.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

Observation-Disclosures. Webster; Cornell,
Munns. Lechler Ramsey. Kaw Goals fro,n
touchdowns - Colgate, Welsh; Cornell
Hansen g. Carey. Field goal-Hansen. Sub
stitutes--Cornell. Carey FOR Ramsey, Olney
for Iechler Buckley for Cassidy, Sund-
strorn for Hansen, Gouiniock for Munns
Kay for Brayman. Ehersole for Jones.
Gould for Kaw; Colgate. Burke for Web
ster, Beardsey for Childs Vose for Liss-
fell Aeacy for Beardsley, O'Connor for
Sanford. Webster for Burke. Officials
Referee. C. a. Reed, OF Springfield; umpire
r. w. Murphy, of Brown; head llnesman
H E. Kersburg, OF Harvard. Time OF peri"
DDS ffteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
The line-up:

Touchdowns Kopf Bassta. Linge
Goals from touchdowns--Stein Cd, Hardy
Rcferee-Crolius. Dartmouth. Umpire
Fultz, Tufts Head Observation-Disclosures
Penn. Time OF periods-l5 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

substitutions: West Virginia--Howsrd
for Meredith Lytle for Craver. Buck
nel--Byh ham for Jernison. Reilack for Day
hoff Henning for johnson. Referee-D.
w. Merriman. Geneva. lmpire-Frederick
Palmer ir.. Harvard. Linesman--J II.
Rush. Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

SON
Goals from touchiowns--Aidrich (c,.
MuiliEan. Wv
Substitutions: YALE-Eddy for
Deayer, Gross for Lands; O'Hearn FOR
Eecket. Batty for Guernsey. HUMAN
for Blair, Hidden for Into, Spicten for
Mallory. Neidllnger for Aldrich. Wight
for Jordan. ARMY--Iawrence for Me-
!.aren. johnson for Wilhide. Goodman
for Breidster, Clark for Greene, Myers
for White, Stewart for Muiligan, Bruan
for Clark. French for Sn,ythe. Mullignn
for Stewart. Dodd for Wood, Gilmartin
for Goodman. Doyle for Myers, Rich
ards for Dodd.
Referce-W. G. Croweli, Svvarthmore.
Nmpire-L. o. kerberger, Washington
and jefferson. Field iudre-Ed
Thorpe, De La Salie. Head iinesman
". A. Schwartz, Brown. Time of
periods--Fffteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

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