The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
SYRACUSE ANNEXES
HARD FOUGHT GAME
Colgate Eleven Beaten by IA
to z i'm Presence of
$4,000.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HIRALp
SYRACUSE, Nov. is. Syracuse tri-
umphed over Colgate to-day. IA to 7.
Chick Meehans Orange gridron war
rlors defeated Dick Harlow's cleverly
coached Maroon team here this afternoon
before more than $4,000 spectators. the
largest throng ever assembled in the
bowl for football game.
From the initial kickoff until the Anal
whistle was blown the players of these
two teams fought every inch of the way
Both elevens displayed a powerful Of
Tense. which made the defense appear
somewhat weak at times.
syracuse had The majority of breaks
or the game. Near the end of the first
quarter Rathbone. Maroon center, made
a bad pass over Tyron's head when the
letter was back for a punt to Colgate's
~ yard line. The ball rolled along the
ground to Colgate's 3 yard line, where
Jappe recovered it for Syracuse.
On one smash into the line Anderson
went over Tor a touchdown and Mcbride
Kicked the goal. During the remainder
or the first period and throughout the
second quarter Colgate outplayed SYRIA
cuse' but lacked the necessary punch to
score.
. - e'ic tuifu quarter syracuse Increased
It's lead to IA points when Zimmerman
grabbed one of Tryon's punts on svra-
cuse's 40 yard line, with the help OF
frugone. Frugone spilled one Colgate
tackler just beyond midfield and with
clever straight arm work by Zrnmer--
man himself. he raced straight down
the field close to the side lines 'nesP
the Syracuse bench and dived over the
Cotsate goal line. Mcbride also kicked
this goal r.t
Colgate came back with vengeance
III the fourth quarter and taking the
bail we'll in it's own territory pounded
the Orange line for first down after
first down until it had the ball on
the Syracuse 3 yard mark. Here Mason
received the oval and he slammed
through the right side of the line for
a touchdown. Welsh kicked the goal
After the next kickoff Syracuse held
on to the ball until the final quarter
ended. Zimmerman of Syracuse aud
Tryon and Mason of Colgate We're
easily the stars of the afternoon. Try
on's work in the backfield stamped him
as an all American contender. The
lineup:
Syracuse G4). Colgate IN
yyappe.. '...-.. Left end .......... :Childs
Baysinger,. Left tackle ..Beuthel
yanblarcum. Left guard $3.50. .Traynor
culver. :. 49,. Center ........ .Rathbone
Hers. ........ Right guard ....... Welsh
Waldorf. ...... Right tackle ...... Leonard
Maerae. ....... Right end .Neaey
Frugone........ Quarterback 49,. Townsend
zimmerman. Left halfback $500. .Suchy
McBride.... Right halfback ........Tryou
Anderson. ....... Fullback .......... Mason
Score by periods:
Syracuse ................ Z o. o-=14
Colgate ................. o U o T.
Touchdowns Anderson, Zimmerman,
Mason. Goals from touchdowns-McBride >.
Welsh. Sspbstitutions ,;Cogate-Hpstis for
Traynor. Sanford for Townsend. Vose for
Welsh. Goodell for Beuthei Beardsley for
Neacy, Pfaff for Mason. Mason for Pfaff,
Beuthel for Goodell, Townsend for Sanford.
Welsh for Vose, Schoenfeld for Hustis.
Traynor for Schoenfeld, Townsend for Her
mann. Morgan for Suchy, Start for Chlld5.
Syracuse-starobin for Bayslnger, shemin
for Hers. Grange for Zimmerman, thinner
man for Grange. Trout for Maerae. Macrae
for Trout. Fivaz for Vanbarcum. Baysuger
for Starohin, Vanblarcum for Fivaz, Hers
for Shemtp, Starebin for Vsnbarcum, Trout
for Jappe. Referee--J. Mcdonald. Umpire
James Coouey. Field judge-Dan Kelly. Head
linesman- Dan Luoy. Time of quartsrs-lS
minutes.