New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
View 1or University Eleven Springs Scoring 70 Victory ver
Hacked Kicks
Play Big Part
s, Violet w I'm
a.,kowi.z Breaks Through
nd 'Toorock Receivers
for N. Y. u. Touchdown

e., yerk University, the under dog.
,.sssssa "a, coIumbia's vauntea football
~ 81, Yesterday afternoon at South
s;.n .s by score Of I to 9. The vic
Is s, Is. the result Of two blocked
ss,. Sst hv nerkowisz, the Violet right
-. '1.s,. FoIlowing this eighth intra-
- h.te,e since 1915. the ecstatic fol-
,..s.,, - ot the Bror:; institution pulled
= ,se columbia goal posts and about
ss.ss, a. fights took place on South Field
!. . resuE. and, after the brawls were
80 .be yielet Supporters paraded
ssroush iistA Street with their band
leading.
p..sarits was easily this star Of the
-. Shortly after the beginning of
-. syrxk period, when the Violet was
~ s. Columbia 2a-yard line, the Blue
and White was penalized one-half the
d;s..nee 10 the goal line for unneces-
s.vv rournness on the part OF Lou
g.hrig. Ben Roderick, the Lion full
sssk. attempted to punt out of danger,
INF liz boot was blocked by Berkowitz,
rho broke through the line of defense
81 means Of special play. The oval
a,ersd into the west stand behind the
yosi lins, and Toorock, of N. Y. IT,,
sscoyersd fer touchdown. Ed Wealth
srdon, the Yiolet's strong man, sue
ssssfully kicked from placement and
made tho count N. X. u, Z; Column
BID,
Toward the end Of the game, Co
lunbts displayed q better brand of
football, but it was too late, as only
tsay minutes of play remained. How
sses, the Moraingside eleven at least
led 4 chance to tie the count, and
ssfkowitz can be thanked FOR his
sssns victory, for he broke through
ssstn after Columbia had scored and
gssent%d the Blue and White from
aaring the point after touchdown.
Columbia Marches Down Field
The Manhattan eleven started down
lie field. 1t was one grand process
,ta; first down after first down was
rpped of by Buck O'Neills charges
tssil IT, was fourth down and one ward
togo fer first down. The Blue made
Il on the next play, with four yards
ID 70 for the score. Burtt went right
through the line for a touchdown and
tie Columbia supporters were beside
themselves with joy as an almost GER
tain tie and potential victory doomed
Roderick got set to boot the ball,
70 be ateed up" by Bob Burtt. Berko-
siss, the irrepressible. came through
u set IN front Of the pigskin, and it
ispped with dull thud as groans
ssAs from the Columbia stands, fol-
lasn BY cheers for Tom Thorp and his
tiuea from the north stand.
Mlumpia still showed that she did
tasupect to be beaten by the team
ashd considered one of her weak
ut qponents. Weatherdon kicked
efhA 27yard line, and Ben Rod
eritt WITH the pigskin under his arm,
sattsso run down the field, straight
isulag the first few of his wonld-be
atters. but as he sped across the 30
S.Ml line he was dropped in his tracks.
len realizing that it was everything
y pin and nothing to lose, with
#s more than minute for play, the
ssrtl attack was put to use. The first
aM with the Roderick-to-Koppisc
animation the order, was good for
salny yards, and the captain started
saso down the field, with no one be-
svesn him and the victory. Toorock,
sexayar, coming from behind, succeed
din reaching Koppisch. That was on
lae to-yard line, and Ben started to
leu forward passes generously. The
iAree that were tried were all long.
md we're missed by o'Neill players By
ssoupls of feet, after which the con-
test ended.
Victory Eyens Series
The victory for the New York Uni
serslty eleven evened the series at
Sail Since football was resumed