The New York herald., 1922-11-05
His Punting and Speed in
Running Back Kicks Are
Factors.
LOSERS RALLY TOO LATE
Trinity Marches 76 Yards on
Forward Passes but Fails
Near Goal.
ny SAMUEL y. BRooKMAN.


without running up an impressive
point total. New York University won
i quite comfortably from Trinity in
their annual football game at Ohio
Field yesterday. The Violet. even
with number of regulars out Of the
contest, was perhaps four touchdowns
better than the Blue and Gold, but the
call OF time at the end of the first halt
halted one advance and a penalty o.
fifteen yards stopped another, and so
the Trinity goal line was crossed only
rwice. The score ended 13 TO o.
Trinity offered splendid resistance all
the way, and might have scored once at
least had the realization come early in
the game that its most effective asset
was its forward pass. After gaining
only one first down in two periods. and
only one first down In the third. the
visitors discarded line plunging and be-
gan flinging the oval at every oppor-
tunity. Kennedy, fullback, proved an
accurate finger and Johnson, substitute
quarterback. an adept receiver, and on
a series of successful passes, five OF
them. Trinity late in the fourth quar-
ter marched &c yards to within one foot
OF a touchdown. N. Y. U. seemed to
have a very poor defense for the pass.
The threat OF the Trinity eleven gave
the Violet an opportunity OF proving it's
fighting qualities. The local collegians
made a great stand on their one foot
line and took the ball away on downs.
That advance proved to be the only one
of consequence that Trinity made during
the game. N, Y. u. had the ball the
greater part of the time and. while the
University Heights collegians did not
plow through with any degree of con-
sistency. they proved the more powerful
beyond doubt, the faster in running back
kicks, the surer tacklers and the more
versatile.
sehres Catches Long Pass.
its first touchdown early in the first
period. Sehres catching Toorocks &c
yard toss as he was crossing the goal
line. The second score came late in the
third period after a sustained advance
of 46 yards. A 80 yard end run b.
Jablonca put ". Y. u. In position for
touchdown. five yards from the Trinity
line, and 1t was Jablonca who carried
the ball over in the second rush fol-
lowing.
TooroclS proved the star OF the win
ming eleven. His speed in running back
punts, his ability to keep going on
plunges off tackle and his splendid kick
4. ing stood out prominently from first to
last, Late in the game Jablonca carried
the ball more often than Toorock and
proved almost as fast as his teammate.
(, on the defense Jablonca and Sehres
were conspicuous in many an important
tackle. Heating and Kennedy were the
stsrs Of the Trinity team.
Shortly after the first touchdown
Toorock ran a punt back fifteen yards
10 Trinitys So yard line, where Wealth
erdnn failed at goal from placement
after three drives at the line had failed
10 gain more than five yards Heating
caught the placement kick on his 5 yard
lire and ran it back to the Is yard line.
on the first play. fake kick forma-
ton, Kennedy found a hole in the Violet
line for ten yard gain and the only
Trinity first down Of the half
JabIonca's 30 yard Run.
Trinity completed eight of its eleven
forward passes In the second half. but
most OF them came after n. Y. u. had
tailed its second touchdown and had
victory practically assured. Jablonca
intercepted ono OF lneSt ldSseS on lIlI-
ity's 46 yard line. Afser Sehres had
made first down on ten yard end
run, Jablonca circled right end for
thirty yards. the longest run OF the
game. and the rest of the distance to
the goal was gained in two plunges.
y. Y. u. made half dozen substitu-
tions in the fourth period and II was
s.-team OF understudles that failed to
= fathom the forward passes OF Trinity
IN the closing moments. The sub. how
ever. managed to take the ball away on
downs right in front of their goal line.
The lineup: