New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

The game began with the ball in Yale's possession.
Il was passed from Barbour to Williams, the VOL
known hurdler, who made dash through the Crescehos
line but was tackled by Edwards. Yale then oucReo
the Cresoents' rush line and worked the ball up
short distance but the tackng Of the Crescents was
10 sharp that little progress could be made. Yale
passed the ball again to Williams, who tried ano'her
DASH but was tackled by Hewlett. McClung then goe
run through the centre and at the next onset the pan
was carried the lne Williams secured MS to"ch
down and McClung kicked a goal.
The Crescents then started with the ball, ana as
Yaes play back of the line seemed 10 DC oepehoehco
upon WiIliamss running powers the Crescents' game
seemed to be to make good use OF Monatts Kckins
procnvites, and the brilliant running ana kicking VI
these two men feature In the DAYS spor.
Beccher passed the ball to Moatt, who made spiehoio
kick. Yale got the leather but was tackieo 700
ouicklv to recover the ground. Yale tried the ""
trick but failed to advance the ball, the Crescen's
fighting fercely and carrying back their Inc. Nc
rlung on q second attempt broke through anu sahou
about fifteen yards Rhodes took 1t about ten more
Md McClung got clear through the Crescen's anu
,cored touchdown, from which goal was kicked
bcore 10 to o.
The Crescens put the ball in play again. ana an az
tempt TO break through Yale's centre failed. Terry
then made two short PUSHES for the CrescenS' pup
lost the ball 10 Yale. Williams then maze one Vi MS
many successful and carried 1t over the line anu
McClung scored another goal making the score 10 "a
I'm the first fifteen minutes. III was apparent ps enS
time that the Cescents, though playing plucky game
were severely overmatched and had little hope OF scor
lng The ball was passed from Beecher to Monat' I'D
the next play. He kicked it well into iaies heia
where Harvey fell OH it, being tackled by Camppeh
Mctlunc hen made another break through the cehtre
and was tackled by Edwards, who played an phusuany
rood game throughout Yale fumbled the ball hef'
md Terry fell on IL, when 1t was sent py KICK irou
hoffatt lntO Harvcy's hands, who made spehoid AZ
vo,d rim through the Crescents line before Deihs
tackled Vale then carried the ball through inc
centre and without losing it, worked 1t over the Inc
and scored again. but failed to kick goal Inc Dali
was brought to the 25-yard line and Williams got IT,
and carried it over the line and goal was kicked
making the score 2S to o. 1ae payeu
ON omen game during the next rev
p,i,utes and Williams did some more good running.
MECHANIC showed himself to be conscientious, hard
worker and was always in the thickest OF the COIL
Ia. while Morrison, Holcomb and Rhodes oiu s0o
,York Morrison scored the next touchuo"h "nu
,viuoms the next from both Of which goals "ero
o,,s making the score for the first half Az 10 v.
In the second half the Crescents played oc'o''
rone Reccber. Edwards. Terry and Moifatt DONG p"r
,,,,r,v we'll but Yale TACKLED too quickly fof 'heh
=, ,,ona any valuable runs and the team was h"'
hcv o,ourh to force ldle's centre. Beecie' un
.,c masses 10 Mofatt and the good KICKING VI '"o
,,t,er together with better tacing throughout p0'
60 enectual against Yale during TINS hali ma nendd
SoalS were scored. Williams MADE aho, n cppred
soni' II; his nall of fully fifty yards anc sscuie"
I'm The score at the hnal Was i"i' -
Crescent q.