New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

1 siRhs nopoas hao asAed LOT MS
nrasa great fight. Herb Kopf, che
III lsader Of the w. and j. outft, who
aIs Signals from any point Of the
,sapsss, didn't figure In the scoring
us.si the last few minutes of play
psring these few hectic Moments he
y.st down behind the Lafayette goal
sss With half dozen gentlemen from
ns.on, Pa, riding on his anatomy, but
ssdsrneath Ropf was the bail he had
ssSAt on q forward pass from CAPTAIN
gsrkert. Buried little deeper in the
I'D vas the broken string of victories
orts proudly borne by Lafayette, for
.tas ISL that Kopf gathered in was a
s.yessful try fer point after touch
dvss, md marked the margin of VIC
tasr (which the Presidents gained the
dsr
ID the hrst half the great Lafayeste
bsekasld-Brunner. Gebhardt and Ga
aiis--pisyed havoc witk the rush line
ST Its opponents. "Bots" Brunner
scored touchdown in each Of the farst
no quarters. When he missed a drop
aek for the extra point on his first at
tempt 10 didn't seem that such a trifie
Ecuid affect the outcome. The way
sBsts' was sitting through the w. and
i towards 1t looked as though an
ssding machine would be needed to
Esss track Of the score But that
aisssd drop kick just simply ruined the
anng Of sixteen straight victories that
AisYette had been compiling since the
4 ssy fall of 1920.
Old Trick Saves Day
On the other hand, the Presidents are
still riding on the crest Of the wave.
nth sixteen winning efforts and two
lie games in the last eighteen contests.
eAe royal rooters from the Washing
asn and Jefferson campus came to the
| gslo Grounds with plscards announcing
lafayette, We Are Here" It didn't
szsan thing in the first half, but the
second session was something else
yain. "Leif' Erickson resurrectea
.sm the gloom Of haif-forgotten Har-
ard plays the old trick of slipping be-
lid an ostensble forward passer and
King the ball wide around the end
! sAat relic from the Haughton museum
Eried the day, for it gained thirty
i ras and later resulted in the deciding
skehdown.
she President won by outguessinr
I'D outsaming their opponents. Lafa-
are kept pounding away on all cylin-
sfs early In the alleged pastime, and
sc W. and ]. line did nothing but act
~ shock abscrber with more or less
lccess. After the intern1ission Earle
sale sent in hi. dusky halfback
'Rest. and the addition of the coIored
antleman iuat about saved that game.
Not that West did SO much himself
y " was the spirit he seemed to in
Ssiii INFO MS teammates. He chattered
aa shouted, slapped everybody on the
sasaek iadfserHnfnately, kicked off TO
saasayetts and then ran down and
.lesied the man with the ball, hurled
almseiI INTO the breach with joyous
aoneaaRnce and was devastating in
'qsnee On Lafayette's best laid plans.
IN sae hard-fought and bitter battle
,0srs we're severa, casualties. Berry,
Knocked ont for the rest of the after
Eooa near the end OF the third period
and was carted off the field by volun
leef fireman. He was removed to a
aech hospital for examination, and his
parents, who were spectators at the
zane, were called to his side. Berry
Ycmpled up when he came tearing
Esn the field to tackle Erickson, who
am Just caught punt from Brennan,
as Lafayette quarter. The two play
~ smashed together and Berry fell
aar Ike shot rabbit.
Speaking Out of Turn
This single play was deadly, for
.ssre were two more casualties before
was completed. In the first place.
lae referee detected oFside work and
called the ball back, so that the mar
sIsaem Of Berry went for nothing.
Saiie the teams were lining up for
ae second attempt to punt, two gentle
@sh In the stands got into an argu-
Iaeas ever the point, and when one of
saem was hauled out from under the
anas few moments later he accused
.a., ms otaer enc Of having exploded a
sack Of dynanlitet right in his face.
his features bore out his story to
sSme extent, Either that or somebody
.assw .a wardrobe trunk on him from
tas upper stand.
"neh brsnnan finally got the kick
sjssss jss agala Reese, of the w. and J..
$50, So, was run over by the Lafayette
sgIamleiier al ane and passed few peace
Il. Sno unconscious moments fiat on
ss.. ..sh s,a on the 30-yard line. A little
mt - coss Brunner had to be lefted
,.s,,...e :he mud and sponged back to a
s,ss ,snasoh n., tnat it was Saturday at
,..a.oio aoio Grounds and Lafayette was
ma thssvsing s to hold w. and ]. team
ssasrss wss OF. on rampage like g
'Ssue' elephant.
A. aayette had the best band and
II, eholse seats for its cheering sec
nssa.s s NOSE aristoeratic right field
sssaIa sss parking places from which
iss... ssa PARK defiance at the opposing
lid dd' ,. - she open bleachers in the left
4 sDn.s es. 1s. between the halves, with
he soex sutheriand's charges lead
iii 40 to 0, their natty band took
and sleam pants, maroon sweaters
non ass aes Instruments out on the grid
p.sy.d Aa sefenaded the enemy. They
ns;os,.ss saeh touching and appropriate
ssusies sssvss I as please Tell Me Why /
Snsoo.d n...sd Cry Over You" excuse NV
and Honey, Fare Thee Well"
sasy said it with music but w. and
Nh spuke up with touehdowns. They
srs saeir debt to Lafayette and don't
brs,I.a Football team in the country a
sssshs sh9 nickel now. After the first
anoWn for the Presidents a few
hs,lsi =, raoid supporters chased goat
Ia lafayette" all over the grid
e aaa out through the right field
aH rooters were in the sew
i M,ls ,lssven OF ecstasy. They told the
as,~s an. aaa Lafayette that they were
hnSoaws:th silver bells and set Of
isrvssa They proved it when the
Mss. pass from Captain Brenkert
sad Enc Spillers put over the sec
a,s,,s ,sucndown, and another from
Nins 70 Ropf scored the winning
~ Srsnner In Limelight
Rsssnu nufst period was a one.man afrs;r