Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-10-23


ness the game and the applause was fire.
quent. Williams was crippled by the loss
Of her center rush, who was injured at the
Harvard game, SO the right guard took his
place, filing his own place by substi-
tute. The teams played as follows: 81
YALE POSITIONS. WILLIAMS. |
Bayne. Left end. Lafayette. |
Wallis. Left tackle. Nelson. |
Adams. Left gusrd. Ryder. |
Holcomb. Center. Hotchkiss. |
Morrison. Right guard. Sawtelle. |
Mills Right tackle. PierSon, |
Crosby. Right end. Armstrong.
BigelOw. |
Barbour. Quarter. Brown.
Williams. Left half. Street.
Bliss. Right half. Garfield.
Harvey. Full-back. Hall.
Two halves of forty-five minutes were
with Mr.. Taft '85, as umpire. Walter
Camp, of course, was there to see how
Yale could play with substitutes, as Hart
well, Hefaefnger, McClung and Captain
Rhodes didn't play, the captain having
gone down to inspect the Eastern park,
Brooklyn.
Yale had the upper goal and the ball.
Barbour passed to Morrison, who made
five yards, then Bliss did likewise. Bar
bour next passed the ball to Williams,
who went around the end for fifteen
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place and downed the ball eight yards in
advance, then Bliss rushed over the line.
Time $3.50. Here occurred a difficulty, for
Captain Rhodes had forgotten to put
man on who was accustomed to kicking
goals. Bliss thought he'd try it, and did
SO, but he missed it, SO the score stayed
40 in Yale's favor. The Williams team
brought the ball out to the twenty-five
yard line. On putting the ball into play
they gained about ten yards, then they
got five yards on Yale's offside play.
five yards, and then took five yards more
for offside play by Yale The Nelson
placed the ball ten yards farther ahead.
Here the Williams team introduced a
criss-crcss play which Yale never seemed
to remember, and gained ten yards, losing
the ball on tumble. Yale made two
downs with no advance, and Williams of
Yale rushed around the end for twenty
yards. Mills made three yards, Bliss by
tumble lost five, and the ball went to the
Williams team on four downs, two downs
yards, another down with no advance
Harvey's kick went outside and the Will
liams team got the ball, and in putting it
into play got five yards on offside play;
then Street made two yards and lost the
ball to Yale Then Williams of Yale
hustled around the end and carried it way
down for twenty five yards and over the
| line. Bliss kicked goal and the score
stood, Yale 10, Williams O.
The Williams team brought the ball out
| but fumbled it, and Yale got the ball
williams ran about thirty yards, and Bliss,
Wallis and Morrison, with five yards apiece,
| took the ball over, but Bliss had forgotten
| how to kick a goal, and the score stayed ii
20, but Yale got the ball behind the goal
but that ball wouldn't go over the goal.
Score, Yale 18, Williams 0.
| The Williamstown team couldn't make
any gain SO Morrison and his man did a
little scrapping to pass time, but the umpire
kindly looked the other way. Yale got
possession of the ball but Williams lost it
back. Yale got it again and Bliss made
five yards Then Williams ran around the
end for twenty yards but lost the ball, and
| Yale man got it and Bliss siezed it and
raa through the whole Williams team owe,
the line. The umpire saw someone inter
fering with his hands and refused to allow
it. Ball went to the Williams team, Streii
on criss-cross play made five yards, but
the ball got away from him, and Yale
man wanted it. Williams, Bliss and Har
vey each made five yards, and then time
| was called, the score standing 10 to 0 il
favor of Yale.
The second half showed Williams at tn.
upper part of the field. The William.
team made ten yards, then there was
tumble and consequently no gains, the,
Street on one of those little criss-cros,
passes gained i've yards and at the sam,
time lost the ball, but the umpire sai6
Morrison was offside, 30 it made no differ
enee. Next someone tried to send Bige
Armstrong took hin place for the remain
der of the game. Street grabbed the bal
and ran clear through the Yale team for
clean fifteen yards. Garfield made te,
more because Crosby failed to connect
Bayne secured the ball when William
man conveniently dropped it. Adams wa
laid up and Funk took his place. Bliss
made five yards and then the ball was los
and Williams man found it. Crosb,
took the ball away from Street and Harvey
kicked, Williams man secured it on hi
thirty yard line and was dropped by Bayne
The ball went to Yale on holding by
Williamstown man. Wallis made fiv
yards and Williams ran to the line. Bills
carried it over and kicked goal Score
"a to 0 and time 4:24.
The Williams team tried Street in Y
and made ten yards. Then the ball wen
to Yale, as someone held. A Williams maj
got the ball and it was kicked to Harvey
who fumbled it, and the ball was down il
the center Of the field. Williams tumble,
the ball, but recovered 1t and kicked i
clear over the line, and the ball was touche,
back of the twenty-five yard line. Stree
made five yards and then no one could ge
through or around and SO the ball wa
kicked to Yale: Wallis made five yards
Williams ten, Morrison five and Mills three
Then Bliss carried it down fifteen yard
farther, no gain. Williams then carried j
over the line, from which Bliss kicked
goal, making the score of SO to 0 and tim
4:32. A Y by the Williams team game
seven yards. Then they lost two yard
and the ball went to Yale. Harvey kicked
but the ball touched Williams man, put
ting Yale on side. Bayne turned up at tn
right moment, secured the ball and carries
it to the ten yard line. Williams lost an
Morrison gained five yards. Then Val
massed and gained five yards, after whic
Morrison strolled over the line, increasin
the score by A, and Bliss kicked goal
adding and making the total SO to o.
Then Williams opened with a fifteen
yard run by Street, Hall took eight yards
Street took three yards twice, Hall lost
bit, but Garfield got eight yards and Hal
took three yards more Garfield lost tw
yards and so the ball was kicked over tn
line and Yale made touchback. Val
opened from the twenty-fve-yard line wit
run by Williams to the center of the feel
and Bliss carried it to the fifteen yard line
Time was then called. Total score Val
SO, Williams 0.
This year Yale has scored 179 points t
her opponents 6.
Calhoun 81 has been reelected capital
of the university nine for the ensuing yea,
Messrs. Walter Camp, w. II. st. John an
g. M. Landers were appointed committe
of three to award the cup offered last yea
for the best record in base running.
The New London board of trade hs
taken upon itself to discuss and agitate til
question where the Yale-Harvard boa
races will be held. They realize the ad
vantage that the event is to their city, an,
have appointed committee to stir up tn
) people.
Last evening the Yale union debated O.
the following subject:
Resolved, That a reduction of the tarit
would be beneficial to tho farmer.
Il Historical Society.
d, There will be meeting of the New Hs
ven County Historical society Monday eve
ming at o'clockin the common plea
court room. P. H. Woodward, secretar
of the Hartford Historical society wi