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Football and Votes Were the important. Dishes Yesterday in
New York's Menu I
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Georgetown Too Fast
For Fordham Eleven
Piles Up Thirty-three Points with
a Varied and Powerful Attack
Which Sweeps All Before it in
a Hard Fought Battle.
By HERBERT.
>.? -.-? to am e ? ?? ?? ? ? power and
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Fordham Fid : i S3 to 7, i
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most dopandabl? moa f>.i l-?.rdhuni
although ? api ?in
?rare prom i i ? thair ni:
fona, hi?r 1 and i
Gaorgi toa ? I toueh
down within th? ??.-.?
play The i I
th? ir own J.i wird line ?! ?
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Gilrey and then kicked th? ,
Three miBBtot Inter a ditattroat
fumble by I r? the I
Georgetown on Fordham's 30-yar i
line A tornar i | ? .;?,? yarda,
two ?harp planget foi aine and a- ?? ? ?
FRONT FtTS CRAVAT KNOT
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mlili t..r Ilium .il ?,'i,n t.-r.. Hall lei
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worked the bal] ta i hen all
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BOYS* HIGH ELEVEN
KEEPS ON WINNING
Defeats Commercial Team Only
After a Lively Tussle.
Boyi Hiaj_ School ?lifi'iiti.l the fool
l?nll eleven ?>t Commercial High ?
t.y 11 aeore of 12 to 7 ?.' i
Field, ft? ?
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when woi der? ? . ? '
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,,r? d .i orward pass A clean
catch woald have lettlec the i be?
jroi ?I all doubt
Boye' High did ?11 its ?curinK in the
third period. The first touchdown came
after h well lostained attach adr i
aather well wit] ? trikins d
Barachofskj shot a forward pan
to Bei I " ci osaed the line.
" . tirai '? ' ,;'ii hofsky lo?
oted a forward pass and, e???
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la the last pei I cot
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Yale Football Takes
on a Brighter Tinge
Captain Wilson Makes Slai
men* on Siatus of Ccachoi
Who Heard Call
for Help.
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Shevlin and .1 Ih? latt?
? Tumi Shirlia'a u-an
; Now Hum 'i ?1 i eon tn-il;i
i or? i : . ? ;? gro?
. -, reach? .1 N? a Have
?a -i.i !???' Gay Hu trti rbac
in 1.'" '. :.ml ?'"??
It, '11; Ted I Johnn
i . 'i :, Prai ???'.; l.unu
1 ilbott, 15, an
. :,. ? ? A ol thaaa ate
'?? ; t hi ? ; : "
coach.
, i, ? of ; he ?" oel ie? w?
opci to undorgraduati i? l 11? wh
vv? r.? ;i:'. i? ?tad enoui I or rui
? ? Boa I. AI ?'??.'?? Bombar mad
the trip, too. i dai oti i
their attention to n. ?.?true
"dumm) ' ????? bi" ight of?
Oil II I'I'l.'
a o? i-, tackliag it. T alao :
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?i t h?. mi . .
practica
chari . ii : through th?
1 -., Bowl the <
. : to YmU Field, w 1
VV.iv |
ail] bi th.der i i I ?
r.am i. : of the ??eek, ' aaa ?aid to
in?;!.' ! hi ' i ' . ?? hhiIv worl
wil be ' !?' : to ? inbllc, sad tht
lattei par? ?v.;; be teeret The drill
u bi on? of th? lot gait oi I
IOB "7- t ht '?? ? Il tenu? foi wol
- ?? tationi to continue
practict A good deal of work wbi
mpliflhed. although practically all
? i , ? .
A tentative toan ara? liaod up for
? ' ? 'mn an
th? ?levan
than wif :
? t team p!.i- ? oarly foi
t work w?
? ?
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The team linod .i?' a- : "... ??? ? :
.??:': tackt?,
' es; lefi guard, Sheldon ; ? ?
White; righl guard, Kiat; right t.ickle,
right < '??.??" i:?. (juarter
ti.ic?, Van Ottrand; left halfback, Wtl?
righl ha fback, \\ ait?; fallback,
Scovil.
aaa liao-ap thowod several
ch.niRps from the Colgate gam? Hit
< then, hiit
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m in which h? i
".I ne
hurt I
? vrar?
. ihman
i|unr:> . .?
ick, .il
?'? .11 t?l ,V.'.l to th?
? rly to 0?SJ wheth?
er the ehaaga will work ;,n imarawa?
I team, hu! Van <>?trand?
iided clear an.) -.? ? i ? git/ll
v ' ; ? ? ? il .?'ii..an encouraging ?ign.
Then ?a eatft '? ? it ottitud?
thall among the under
graduate?. Lot?. w?tk ti.tr? *?? little I
Pull Together
and Pull Quick
' blrago, N??. '-.?"All pu.1' t?>
'.-ittiir i-tul pull gulch," is the ad?
vice Theotas I. Bhevlla, captain ?if
the Yale ?levin I. IMS, ?ill civ?
In the 1 i it- ?quad ?aIu'I, he nrri?cs
iii Mea Have, to aid in whippiug
the team in??? ronditloo.
Bhevlla, who ivas luuuue?ed from
Miaoeapolia, expected to reach V?ev?
H.v<n laie to-day. if?' l-it i "hi
raga I???l night.
"I um R.iini* tu Nivv Have, to be
of ?hat BB.lats.ee I can," Shevlin
BOMa "I ilim't know what's '?lie
matter there, hit I rio know that
we'll have tu got Yale read) lu d??
fi-.it Harvard sad PiIbucIoo.
\\ (?'((? .ill got to pall together and
'.'<i it night) i:t:i< !, "
I I ? ?? I < !n'e ?I.ice hi- under
gradoatc leaden inn ?.! \ .'.? Bhei -
lin bas beea called daring a ?.lump
III I i.c e ? \ en .n h. ,|i i.ut.
in expressed, ami no one, on or
? :f the squad, vante?! t.? talk football.
l.a-t Bight ;'::?1 'i' day thing! were dif
Membera of the football sqood
? : broadly,
"The Vale New?" was ?.. impressed
with the change that it nan! tO-daVi
editor ally:
"Just what h.ppe.ed at the Bowl
'?? lar afternooB we do not kaow.
Il :? reported thai for bewildering
?.- a three-ring circu? i? a eom
>?! v m!.i i,:ra:r. |_e re?uit of
t ii.it practice, however, wai ausde a.
t irenl la I mjrht in the enthusiasm .if
the members of the team, an suthusi
.' ted tl ?? .; te ition of
'COB ?? ti.H'k' I'roin the re;.:i;i of uncertain
? to thiit of nndoabtfal eertai.tv.
li . ? the "..I lightifag eonti<ience that
characterized Vale eleveni of the i>hau
Properly applied, .t ?a unhcatable."
Twentj . i hundred ? u<.Beaded
l.\l a hand, paraded through the campus
and lerenaded the team and coaches
?-';'.. The !' . ? ? ri l^ll!
? i",ni drill in the baseball eagi. and
.. I pro?
B gelow i.' ?I
'
Shevlin received an ovation that
\ i poke opt!
n tne
-,. ,
More Changes Mark
Line-Up of Army
P. Tl trata I? r :
West l'oint, Nov. _. More changes
marke.1 the drill of the Amy eleven
to-day. Cole and Rodfield worked at
the winKs nearly ?1! the afternoon. Brit*
ton got into the rough WOlh for a lh.il
period, hut Yob Neyload whs absent.
I'arker'? return to thl ?i , id after a
fortolght'
and Jo.es, arh. ha pom p iy*.g '
id la at i
is. ? ?i! ir- ?'- place Parkai real
., ham
, ti n ?' ?' '
1 the line, Herr;.. Peytoo, Ford
u.?e?i. Murnll. K
I c? hai 11 were bms. tried
at .(iiarter.
Brown Begins Work
for Y.ile Game
iP> T->?r?; ' T' - T- M
l'ro\ iiieiic. .".?.4 '. The ?troi.vn fe I
I all i ? ? i'l-dav for
. ,':i v? Its Yale
? :? ? .... ? ?
? I ?it'ply |
tit at< \ .
The
tat in eii
fon .?'ular
K?>r H ??' :n far a lot .
Bring
in the ige, alt h ?s:?rh the vareit;
???r<- hole-? m the scrub's 1 ir.??. . I
W h.-r.ever the firM
?lev?), ?rot near the e;oal line the
coaches i.rou.ht it back into midfielit
Bgai. an?, tried the ?ame formation?
with different moo id t_? 'vanity lias.
HARVARD WORKS
ON NEW ?pLAYS
FOR PRINCETOI
Oilman B-Kk at Tackl?
While Boles Appears To
Be Sure of Place.
: I". TV. pi
i':.ml..-i'!.-". Mus., Nov. 2. Harvard
footbs I - ?ches i uf theii i i"i> throog
? hard drill to-?l ?v. bal oa? which a
th? foraruBner of th? drivin
, aid o'.:* :? .ir.d Wednei
day i". ffaal preparation far ths Priaet
ton trame.
Tl ? Vai *v WBI o?: the field lint'
dark, ?erimraagiag first ?gainst th
scrub an.l then a..ain't tint ?uhotl
tutes. f'ne ?OCOnd team a*a?B?td a 1?,
of ITOBBd with tl plBTl the T?t;ei
liave h?'< : Hl Dg hat Hie 'vai
?' -, -it with a will.
:? !.
thing in th? waj of ? tpecial
for ti.
vtiii-h l-.as In" 11 a?ed m th?? --i?- earl
.... red ' oo
a lot of drive to
i. it the regulan ? re able I
??. ? : I i.:. I] ..i -. K H I? In.:.
the ?crab lin? for ? toaehdowa afta
a loBg terie? of tueca s? plays.
The Var itl ?B? looked like the rea
th ii ?; w ith Gilman hack in his old rilac
at tackle. II.' was on the left wini
and Hadmun. who wa.? put ut tack!
in Monday, WO? moved back td his *??<
poaition at left guard. Wallace wa
ie sole liaei sgaia, hut barrinp i
little lameness '.: all right? He veil
ge| into the terimmag? to-moirow, an?
., Harvard'? ru?h l?a? i.-? it will ?tar
against Princeton will l,e the one th?
eoachea believe to bo the best th?
i rimooa ha? in Bight, not only for th?
Princeton gara? hut for the lisl? cam?
? "I!.
Th ? backfield was unchanged, B< lei
?gain beiag in the combination ?ritl
liaban und King, and this in spit?; o
tin- fart that McKinlock was out f i
I0BM real work.
None of the baekfisld mrn have com?
nlong any taster than Mules, and whili
F.nw right an?! IfcKinloek both will b?
in eondition to ?tart in the Pnicetor
(.??me Holes i? now on the card t(
?tart. EBwright? dofene? ?gaiaatPeai
State wa* ni t enconragiog.
It l.u been decided n't to tend 'hi
backt an.i ?-nils to Prin.on on Friday
. ill?, tquad will n * leave here unti
afteraooB. T< -day, f..r thi
'.ii" h. maaj ; ?r . tl ?? !i irvard
appeared wearing tin- ??, l-fashi i ? d
? ighton having teen
too many I I,- hy tiie u- ?. y?
to suit his !
A ma-s meeting <>'. ttudenta was held
-... ht I ? ?d ?-?-?.?.?
by -unie of the coaches, including Leo
I.'iiry. The Harvard second team ha?
been Improving tteadily, and look? for
ward *-o beatmi" -.'ne Tiger scrubs on
Satarday noraing befur?- 'he "varsity
MOLLA BJURSTEDT
VICTOR ON CO.*ST
Pifcats Mrs. H. A Nicnicw'r in
a Hard Throe Set Watch.
? r .-., - ... NOV. 2 Mis. 7'
, ?I womai
'?'! Mr?. H. A. Nit-m? ver. of t:-i<
I ' . to-day in the onaua! law:; ??
tournament for the Pacific ?Caast thai.,
b| a ?core of iS 4. 2 ?i,
I 9. Miaa Bjaratedt, who represent?
?i,,. Weal Side Tannia ciub. of New
. rh City, came to the t oast for the
expre?-? purp?,se of meeting *>!r.-.
C. Bundy, the former Ma\ But?
? i the two will
in thi- touri ii
?Tilliaai M Johnaton, national cham
? I 'iritfin.
-."??? ??. ? ? national iblei
? md fatal
Rosenberg in th? ro-ind
??4.
Mra. Ni'."iey,r wa- naked N?? C?
?r an.i was exmcted to (five the
Sorwotrlaa girl a har.l battl? for the
h?r:>.r? After splitting the ftr?t t-vo
-.-. however. Mis-- Bjurotodt increased
the speed of her stroke* and literally
?wept her opponent off the court, tak?
ing the last ?et without the loss of a
garni. Th? tournament will continu? I
to-morrow. J
Foctbr.ll Games
Played Yesterday.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Gooigetoa. ?? 'it Fordaosj . "
I ?ilumhia .la Stevens Tech.., >S
N. Y. V. 3 Bucknell . I
tH HOOLBOY (JAMES.
Mnrris . 7 Commerce. 0
Pa Witt CU?!. .W|8tay rsraat ... o
Adelphi .1-! I'oly 1'rep. 0 j
Boys' High... 12 Commercial . 7
Erasmus Mall . 0 Manual Train.. 0
St. Iran. Prep.. ?Lincoln High... 6
HARDEST DRILL OF
YEAS FOR CORNELL
Coaches Drive Men in Secret
Practice as Big Games Near.
: I.) IW-gTiijIi to Tli? Tril.un?.]
Ithac.i, \. Y., Nov. -. The harde-t
iract.ce of the MOMA COSO? this after*
roon for the Cornell football squad. |
when ever, man turned out for a Ion?'?
scrimmage in :h?' baseball cape. It
was the flrat secret practice of the sea?
son.
Before the regular ?crimmage Das
Reed put his Une men through a
gruelling thirl v i trimm ? ? i
Then the Var.it] and lerab slai >?'!
away for another hour. While th.>
und string men have devolop<sd .i
- defeoce, thejr ?rar. not strong
': to prevea! Cotilas und Barrett
Bg the lirie for u touchdown
I piece. Shelton h.".?l a rest, Kri ??<>::
substituting. MeCormlck, who hi.?
been playiog right guard and tackle
positioos with the scrub, ha? been1
ihifted to ri.ht end on* the seconds.1
Bad to-ai.ht was sent to th?* training
table. Van Orman said that McCor
mick's showing this afternoon whs? ex
? ipl ? i.l and that he bids fair for
-ui.stitute on the 'varsity.
i'4'.u mure practices are in order be?
fore the sqood ?leparts tor Ann Arbor
The coaches fee| none too sur?1 over
the outcome of the game with the Wol?
verines, :.s thev have a team which
outweighs f'ornell by a goo?i margin.
HOLDS MANUAL TEAM
TO SCORELESS TIE
\
The football eleven of Erusmn* Hal!
High School showed at its best and
held the Manual Training Hi?,'h School
team to a scoreless tie in the annual
'.'ame at Ehbota Field, Brooklyn, yes?
terday. At one time during the con- '
test Manual Training battered it-' araj
??? the 1-yard line, but in four thrusts
at th,- Buff and Blue line it fa.led I i
. :: an inch.
Both e'evens played at their top
form. Martial Training execu'e?! a
number of forward pass?.? for small
The game Wai marked by nil
nteroui exchanges of punts betwee i
Aachterlonie, of Kia?mu?. and Titus,
of Manual Truiotug. Auchterlonie got
off the better and longer spirals, and,
along with Narasch, did the hulk of
the ground gaining against the Man?
ual ?iefence. Klaiber played a strong
defensiv? game for Manual Training.
Tl I ''.no up follows)
Btoamee Half 1.1 Fsafcisa Haaoal ISI
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of Quaker Eleven
[B? T??,_r?|.h H TM Tr kB-? I
Philadelphia, Nov. -.'. The I'niversity
of P.BOSyrra. a football coaches defi?
nitely pick?.! lieit Bell to-day as th?
quarterback for the Qooketl n th?'
Dartmouth gome. It'?- wUl |ac*eed
Howard Berry, deposed :'"i his poor
work in the Lafayette gome. Bell ?will
have a.? ..derstudioa taoaeha, the for*
Tiiei ?ctu1? Quarterback, and Graut, ?t ?
played thil position with the freshmen
last year.
The practice to-day was devot? d U
the Dartmouth formations which the
scrub? used against the 'varsity. All j
if the regulara, with the exception of
Ros?, ?rot into the came. Ross was in
football tog?, but he will rest until
Saturday. Ball took part only in th?;
, signal dxiiis.
TIGERS SCORE
ON SCRUB AFTE1
LONG SCRMMAG
Rush Pits His 'Varsi
Team Against Stronge
Eleven Me Can Muster
B i ? mi ' ? t?..? m ? i '
PriBeotOa, H. J.. Nov. 2. The best
Princeton's ineligible playera and
number of old toi tball Stars who
back to help in ceochiag were BtuU
into a team to-day and sent agai
th? 'varsity. Rash decided that
regular scrub did not l'ive the tean
hard enough :ci:rr.*nnge, so he cal
on Jim McConnicit. n;im Andre
Hluethenth ?'. ?ad K'P .""Tienk to j
some ineligible-i and second string rr
against the regulars.
Jim McCormick was at halfback, s
ploughad through the line just as
Th" i_'no(? old daya. Hum Andre
playing it qtuuterbaek, rnadi Is
iroon 1 the satis from fi
formatioi -, .-. 1 Bluethenthal kept t
Princeton lii down about h
Jack Eddy, the ib* . d
o:i,l ttrisg be? , t'"t away '?
twisting run? that kept th? first t?.
?tu uing.
Thi? kind of milli?me was just wi?
the t"imi Beetled, and when the scr
took the field the 'varsity, led by Da
Tibbott, carried the ball the length
the gridiron for a touchdown.
All the regulars were not in the tin
up. (iennert wat ?till absent, and Bl
terworth played the pivot riositie
Highley and BlWWB started at trie en?
but Lamberton and Wilson played tl
greater part of the time. McLean ai
Noam are still out of the scrimmai
ar?d watched th?? play from the si<
lines. They ore two of the best men
the line, and Rush is not taking at
chances of bavlag them in poor cond
tion on Saturday.
The backfloM combination it the ot
that started th.? Dartmouth game, II
they will be usei against Harvard. Ti*
line-up was :
Highley, left end; Parisette, le
tackle; Love, left guard; Butterwortl
centre; Hogg, right guard; Halse;
right tackle; Hrown. right end; 011*9
quarterback; Shea, left halfback; Til
bott, right halfback; Drigtrs, fullback.
Williams 'Varsity Plays
Fiercely Against Scrub
WilUaautosra, Mas-.. Nor. f, Th
William? ?leven ?agaged in a haT
tcrimmage vvilli the fr? <htnai: team thi
.?;?' rnoon, a rnaddy field teverely hand
(capping the players. The 'varsity'- at
tack, in ?pite of the slow fielt, WS
?i,ove th?? ordinary, as the backs ?oi
through their opponent's lin? at will.
(iariUld, who has played practicall;
every position on the team during tin
sea?on, ha? been shifted to left end 11
place of Rloodgett, who is temporaril;
out of the gam?. A? Laplant did no
take part in the scrimmage, O'l'riet
took his positif? ?? right end. Week:
wa* at left guard in place of Kicser
and Jon?? played quarter.
Th?- 'varsity displayed considerable
?grgrosslveaosa to day, both on the of
fi me ami defoBce. This has been dm
in part to the excellent work of Hub
I and Parmelaa, the tackles. A ?iajaa
drill in the cage concluded this ai' r>
i.oon's workout.
Cndet Regiment Cheers
On the Annapolis Team
Annapolis, Nov. 2. In order to arouse
more of the fighting spirit which i?
so necessary m the team for its suc?
cess against West Point, the regiment
of midshipmen assembled on the ?tand
yesterday and to-day and tried to in?
ject gome spirit by continual exhorta?
tion? to the playirs. There wa? not
much to encourage the root?-rs for the
first twenty minutes of play, but after
| eri'i'i the regalar?! began to car
tloBg
Starting on their own ten-yard line,
th?- ha' ??.i- ?'.'iri'icil on straight
to the ???rub?' (treaty tive yard
from which a forward pass from ?tilei
to Kloodirett resulted in a touchdown.
Westphal aroused the crow?! to en
thusiasiri again by getting the k;ck off
and rurfning baek forty yard? ?Veet?
phal, l?avi? and Mile? gained at will
and carried the ball to the scrub?' fif?
teen-yard line, but another forward
pa?a wa? a failure. Erickson and Hene
fee did ?peeiBlly good work at tcrub
lack? tbia afternoon.
FROH STEVENS
BY SMALL SCORE
Game Thrilling and Spec
bacalar, but Lacking in
Real Football.
Colun.' a defeat? 1 I ? o-?r.
whelm *he ?vea ?s
!??-!'..? ??
aus thrillii ? i
lag In real fo >1 .... . th?
Heighta 1
over the Techno by a u-?r?
of 10 ' *
It s t that 1 imbia w??
feeling il
..
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rrora
of om
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.
' e .irnbia ma?'.
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touchdown in th?
.
that
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punt ?.???-.?? ?
the eog tiui
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?ver, !?: ?! apte i
point Tfca
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? ?i Li.?' :'? i had
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from M : ?I?l li
li- Ural touchdown to nar the Ce
.
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by M
','? '? -OT
? r? ? the '?' -j
? - ? r ? -
for 'hi
? ?re.
En1 th F ?!?t
a? ?i u crowd of m? re tha ?usand
jammed the rait
Bad wes! end i of th? rowi and
' ?i? -p. The ? riWir.g
one when the o] ;
bia clad in dark blue an?!
' ?carlet, t
with the hug?' gi . '?ow
Library standing '
. . ?? clear nor'
Columbia wa -.net
havin : as guest ? ? WhitBua
and Maj ?r Mitehel, p ?a
'
Nicholas Murray linter, pr.-ui.nt ?f
('(.'.umhin, and Pr? lent A!? . r B.
Humphn ys, of Si i. to?
gether ? itb a host of i
(listing 'aniii
were I lied with Columbia u: dergraeV
.? , and there arere io man} of thta
that they swarm??! over to the north
lids ? :' the Bold a:.J invaded th? ?tev
BBI ?' '
Captain Simond*. who plavcl hi* tint
game f? r Columbia, wa.? outpunted by
Webb, of Stevens, although he sot hi?
kicks "tf better. In running with the
3imooda did not ihoa ,< imprei
,\.ilj n? his "?? rk in | ties had mad?
Columbia follower! xpect hhB to. It
was plair.ly evld nt, however, that h?
was saving h: ? lore I? g T; ?. to'.,rn.'y
have accounted fur hi? mediocre p'-nt
ing.
? i-..- Columbia end Reeder and
Buermeyer, and I Heelerasd
Wilber. outplayed p?on
ents on the off? ? ? wert
was of brilliant order through??*.
Buermeyer in particular proved his
worth in the second half when he ?hot
in like a ?Sash on Webb, blocked ont ?f
his kicks an?! never losing hii stride
sprinted forwi i?i and fell on th? bill,
liea'.e tacl ord?r
and wilber m i- quick to ?i ?gnees a
play in the makii g a '>'? th?
few ihining itan on the B i?* and
Whit., defer. . Beeder i
did n..- |l
let hui:
Th.- ' th*
gam?' w,.- ? .Hill
defence in the !.. iUVCSS
ma?!?- :!? touchdowi ?vine
? down from ? ;.oat
.
On the defence the foi .vard?
a yard ?>r mor?' back from '; ? line </
scrimmage ar?.i waited for tl I attach
to form before attempting to ?msia
through and break :t up. I*. I ?' ?
defence based on watchful w.itinf
and it diil not work.
Columbia's attack seemed to b? ?o
far in advance of its '?? fence 'hat it
44,is hard to reconcile the fad that
were both part of the sime teso.
Simondi and Healey worked ? *erie?
of well-conceived an.: ????
cuted forward passes toi big i?1?'
and M .11 star in rum ' .' toll
punts and skirting th? : oh?
got away for a coup'e of l?.: .' run?,
one for thirty-five yards.
It was Miller's dashing return of s
punt early in the t r that
gave Columbia it? Hrsl ? inc.. I
caught the ball on his o.?- SO yard
line arid was not itopped until he had
advanced to Steven?' t"> yard line A
forward pass from Simonda to Millet
netted Columbia M yard?, m.?! I1 .-.oho.
Monroe and Simonds got a first ??j?*11
o Steven.?' I sard line, Hen I *??*?
that Columbia lacked a punch ar. 1 w?!
held for downs.
Miller, however, was undaunted and
trried w eh
Bold again, a'.; ? ' ?
; ... on h ?.
?
and w.th . -''-P*
through Stevens, four, ? enht
yards at a time for a ?
Columbia's second tosefidowa was
not long il com? ? in the third perle??
Bteveai was saable te adva.ee the ball
an inch and Webb fell b?c< '.or s
punt. Buerme\er ami Wilber broke
through, the former block rig the punt
and then falling on the I? BJS
Stevens' K yar?! line Donehe m ?de
only two yards at left end, M 11.1 t0*
o f yard and then Littauer, on tw?
rtraight line bucks, got over for S
SOI S?
Miller fumbled Webb's puni it ??alo1
Bold is ?the last period and II ' '?- ?"?"
covered for Stevei ?? :n**
Webb tore through I
defence. Some one <?n the ColuraWB
bench blundered a )' th? ?? ??d
V. hite ws ? e . bavins ? ??
men on the field while the ba 1 ????
in play. That brought the l-rathei JJ
Columbia's 25 yard line a' ?I it too?
Stevens only .?even p.?>? to c?rrjr '?
BCI >SS th.- go?! 1 ne Webb m?de the
touchdown, but he fai'.eJ to k.ck the
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