New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04

Blss and Morton light haIf6ack Hewlett briggs
McClung and Dyer. 1eit Bel gen
Mccormick and Noycs. FubAck .............J d. Terry
Rcfcree-wynys Terry Of Yale. Umpre-w. 4. Bull, Of
Yale.
The game was started at $780, and the seats on each
side OF the field were black with spectators while a
roody crowd occupied seats in the distant grand
stand The Yale men showed that they playing
In earnest and they scored their first points after four
minutes play.
McClung got the ball few minutes after the line
I'D and made great around the left end for fully
sixty yards, scoring touchdown amid frantic ap
plause lie had not recovered his wind and his try
for coal ended diSastrously.
The ball was carried back to the twenty -fve-yard
line and the Crescents tried a "V' with the human
mountain Robertson. as n battering Hewlett
slipped through for FIVE yards but the Yale men wcro
down on him like house Of bricks and Hewlett wss
carried OF the field badly injured. briggs took his
pace Yale had the ball sailing down TO the Cres
cents goal Terry tried for kick. but the ball was
smOhered and bounded back Of the Cscents line. Nor
rson getting touchdown. McCung easily kicked
goal making the 10 to 0.
The Crescents tried to rally, but poor team work
bowled them over. Elss made clever run for
twenty yards McClung got the ball near the fifteen
yard line and easily carried Ii over the line, Hcffe
finger doing excellent interferIs the big Yale guard
sending the Crescent runners sprawlng In every drcc
ton. McClung kicked goal and the score was 10
to o after ten minutes play.
Bliss made another clever Of twenty yards and
then the ball passed back to McClung, who made
another electric sprint around the left end superbly
guarded BY HeNelhnger. McClung got touchdown
and kicked a goal.
Then the Crcscents went to pieces. The ball was
passed back to Terry, who made infantle kick
Yale again brought the leather globe back and McClung
had no trouble in carrying the bail over the line,
Terry made a Kick and Bliss got the ball the
right end and scored touchdown. McCluns kicking
the goal. IL. Lanarche was knocked ont and Cannon
The bail was passed to Terry for kick, but Terry
the ball. Yale steadily carried IL down the 1ied. and
Mccormick made "a touchdown and McCIung the
After short scrimmage in the centre of the field
BNss slipped around the left end for twenty yards
and Mills followed it up for ten more McClung then
over the Inc and then kicked a goal The first hall
ended with the score At Al 10 o IN lale's favor.
McClung retired and Dyer played in his place
IN the second half. Mccormick went through th0
centre for fifteen yards, and Bliss around the lett ehd
for twenty Yale tried W and Ilefelhpger
carried the bail over for touchdown. and Norton
Becc6cr grew angry with his men because
n ssal '0nio He 1O' looked ike anu little Eapoloon
With hcadless army. Bliss made a
S1chSSyn few srwd mn@ %as b]hEea a S%
Hnckey took his place, and the substitutes all along
the line showed up nearly as well as the regulars.
Then Baldwin was sent to ne repar-s6op and al H.
the final touchdown. and Moves kicked the first ana
missed the second goal. The score was as follows
McClng. g. Goals misscd-McClung, ,. score, first
Second half-Touchdowns- Norton, 3: Hefelfn;cr,
!; Sanford /. Goals from tOuchdo"hs-N0yes, 2;
Norton !. Goals mlssed-Noyes, .. score second
half: Yale, 90; Crescent o. Total score Yale, 7o'