The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15

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Yale's superb team game and Interference
Crescent A. C.. 10, New York A. c..
Once again has the crack Crescent team
won the championship Of the American Foot
ball Union. Capt Harry Beecher deserves
great credit for the way he has trained his
men this year.
Yesterday aiternoon's game with the New
York A. G. was the deciding one OF the series.
II the New FORKS had won Crescent would prob
ably have been obliged to play Orange again.
The Crescents played q very brilliant game In
the last half yesterday. The rush line work at
times. however. was weak, and the backs were
obliged to do some hard playing. Edwards.
Sheldon. and Hewlett played finely. and their
short rushes were the. pretty features Of the
game
The New FORKS were without the services Of
Capt WurtemburR. but tho good results Of his
coaching were plainly seen. "Dody" schweg-
ler running helped the New Yorks consid-
Thatr ali I'M vuoo ar nd
the men frequently broke through the Cres-
cents's centre. especially after, Hotchkiss was
disqualified for digging his elbow into Rock
The crowd ct the P9Io grounds was divided in
eouraged by q large number Of friends The
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short order Edwards made small gains. Shell.
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was close h. The out 81 line Snd Eyards
lined up; and 81, ATTEMPTED a4ss to ressI99
thirty yards. Hewlett was nicely tackled b
ran for fifteen yards. Schwegler tackled him
hara: Sheldon gsl1ed ten yards. and sheaked
touch down. Edwards Just missed the goal.
The ball hit the crosshar and bounded back to
the twenty Vineyard line. Hewlett, after sew
eTal runs. made touch down; Edwards kicked
Crescents' line. and Kell failed TO kick q goal
from the field rust as time was called. The
final score was: Crescent A. G. ID: New York
A. G.. g. The teams were:
CreseenL c Positions. Hsc York l.
Carmnn .Left END .MnRate.
j. Lamarche ....... Left tackle Warner
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