Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-23

Coreea took the left end for eight yards
and then Tranord retained the compl,men
Of Bliss by pretendirg he was about 3
kick, srd then running. HArtvell and Hef
felhnger spoiled il.
Lake took four yards, and Tfs ford puntes
to Blss, who was knocked down whel
catching the ball. ard though McCormicl
grahbed II aod ran IS yards, il vas. o.
tccurse, brought back on the interference
sid Yale given . fair cstch. They riet
twice for . gain, and the ball went to Har.
vsrd on holding.
| Tranord tried for Q run, but Wintel
brought him down beautifully. CoYoes
also fell victim to McCluns, and Trafofi
wss forced TO punt. Bliss held it, and San
ford WAS tried Harvard Vas ready 70, thiI
play, and no gain resulted.
i Bliss punfed. and the ball just tipped the
dnxers Of the Harvard fssxArds. Corbett
tried to catch the ball, but iuggled ii, and
Hinkley fell on II.
Biiss fumtlt d the next ball, but fell on it.
Morrison punted for change, and Corbeit
again jassied the ball, aud Hinkiey fell on
it. ct me same time getting 200 pounds o!
HeGslanger on him. If nearly fnished
him, hu, they stood him up at end sgsin.
Bliss took Eve yards on the right and
Morrison went through the centre. Ctffia
gave the bali to Harvard on this play, and
Yale vas too eager to regain, 50 he gave
Harvard FIVE yards on the ofside.
i The centre yielding 10 gain, Lake tried
the lefs end. but couidt't hnd s place.
rnford puntsd to Bliss, who caught
prstiily.
The next run vas McCiupg's, and, behind
the best interference Of the day, be made
nearly 80 yards. Hefelfineer followed with
Ave yards ard Morrison with nothing. Nc.
Cormlck jumped through for FIVE, and
Winter crossed over for two. He6elfnger
fell his length. and Mccormick made an
other Jump through the centre.
Then MeClung tried in vain and there
followed silly mistake Of signals which
lost Yale four yards. McClupg decided to
kick, however, and took the bali back his
20 yards. This encouraged Harvard and
they banged Mccormick back for no gain,
followed by Morrison no gain and fl aally
Mccormick again and the ball was Har-
wards. Trsfford sent the usual punt to
Bhss who took ii. Sanford was tried for
10 gain. Bliss punted, but the Harvard
forwards got through, stopped the kick
and took the bali. Corbett fell into Win
ier's arms.
Lake tried, behind wedge, but only
found three yards. On the next pass to
Trafford, Hartwell got through and spoiled
the play and the ball went to Yale.
| Bliss punted out Of bounds and Harvard
had the ball. Trafford was well tackled
! BY Bliss. Lake tried the left but with NO
result and Trafford once more kicked to
| Bliss who caught. McClung and Bliss
| but Sop op1x fya ~ and ttrv,o
was called by Mr.. Moffst.
| Harvard came out on the second half
with dash in the wedge by Lake, which
gave them five yards before Hefelfnger
and Bliss downed him. Corbett found
the latter too quickly on the next down,
aud lost three yards. Lake went behind q
wedge but couldn't gain, and Tahord punt
ed cut Of bounds.
he fell pray TO Lake. Mccormick tried the
centre, and then Bliss and McClung made
q double pass, which owing to the clever
ness Of Newell lost Yale FIVE yards. Bliss
punted to Tfsford who heeled it. The
wedge yielded nothing, and Lake was taken
into Hsrtweli's arms.
Trsfford punted to Bliss, who tried to
run, but was thrown at once. Mccormick
was crowded int, centre, but couldnt get
through. Neither could Heffeifinger, and
Bliss puuted to Corbett who heeled it.
Lake was carried back two yards by
Morrison. and Corbett similar distance in
Hsrswell's arms, SO that Trafford was
cslled upon to punt again. He sent the ball
out OF bounds on the left, but on Ysle'd
l5 yard line, and HarvArd's chances began
to look brighter.
Winter was sent and so was McCluug,
but II llloxeil was too much for him.
Bliss pun.ed, Harvard fumbled, and the
psll was Yale's.
| HeffeIfinger took five yards and McCor-
mick none, Hefeifnger sgain three. and
b ISIS followed witty fine run OF 10 yards.
Mccormick went dancing through for 10
yards more, but McCiuug couldn't find 4
place. Morrison took his length and Bliss
four yards through the centre.
Morrison tried the centre for less than
yard, ard Heffslfnger followed him without
a gain, snd the bali went to Harvard.
Traff ford punted on the first dowa out of
bounds and the ball was Yale's.
Bliss was sent at the right end, but
couldn't get around it. Mccormick wss
uied and took three yards before he was
forced cut into touch. Barbour then called
upon McClung and Heffsltlnger preceded
him to interfere, but was bowled over and
McCluug fell on top Of him, giving the ball
once more to Harvard.
Trafford punted ard Mccormick caught
the ball without heeiing it, running with
good interference behind Bliss for 10 yards
| Mccormick was sgain called upon and
Morisons man got through and stopped
him without gain. Bliss followed with one
of his prettiest runs, going through the
centre for 20 yards.
| Yale lost the ball on q tumble and Lake
got it. Hartwell stopped him, however.
Corbe.t also ran into Hsrtwell's arms and
Tfafford tried the centre without result, 50
that Harvard was forced to kick once more.
Trsfford punsed to Mccormick, who
csugbt it behind B!.s. Mccormick was
sent to the left end but could not circle the
line, and the pretended kick was tried again.
This time, however, Mccormick made no
gain on it.
Bliss punted low and Trafford took the
ball on . bound. Corbett was sent at Wallis
but could no; get by him. Traford man
sged the centre better, however, and made
e se yards.
Lake Hied at Wallis, but the Yale tackle
stopped him. Lake vss sent again, this
time at Haftwsii, who threw him. Newell
was sent and got three yards; then Harvard
ives given five yards for on-side play by
Yale; folio wing which they took the right
end tor five yards more. Twice they tried
behind close wedge and Lake then fell 3
prey to Ha.tvell, and the ball was Ya'e's.
Bliss, Mccormick and McCluDg were
tried in succession and ne,ted the necessary
Ave yards. He6elfinger and Mccormick
followed and made together Eve yards more.
Bliss tried the right end to no effect, and
McCIu1g, through = nice opening between
guard and tackle, took four yards. Hefei-
fnger wss unable to add the extra yard and
the ball went to Huvsrd.
Corbets went down to McClupg and Hink-
lev, and then Harvard began some very
strong small wedge work. Lake took the
bali five yards then Trs ford, with no gain
bu, the next time three yards, and three
Yards more On the following play; then for
three times, although they forced the Yale
line back foot by foot. il failed to aggregate
| five ysrds, and the ball went to Yale.
II Hefsifinger fell his ler Z b through the
centre and Mccormick took three yards
more. MeClupg, however. was ussbie to
gsln, although he came back, crossing the
field tsioe, and Bliss punted the ball cut Of
bounds
/ Traford took two ysfds, followed BY
Lake at HsrtweIl's end for no gain. Cor.
be,t vas sent, but ran back and was tackled
hard BY Hinkley. losing the ball, which
Bliss secured, and run 30 yards. behind
clever interference, for Ihe second touch.
dJwn,
This time MeCiung kicked goal.
Corbsn ran behind the wedge for the
! kick eff, but vas tackled by Hartweil snd
J Wallis. Then Lake and Trsford be gar