The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22

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was going to score touch down. but Harvard
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Bliss trying the centre twice and MeClung the
end. but It went to Harvard on four downs
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held up Trafiord as the latter caught the ball
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made yards through t he's sentre Tratrep5d d
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the ball into the centre Of Tho field. where 1t
vas turned oyer to Yale, vt Two aIt a eng
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Bliss now tried the right end but vas tackled
and McClunG and HerelfnGer falling to gain
the necessary five yards. Harvard secured the !
Trafiord to buck the line Then she massed
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yards through the centre and Lake won
have been able e do from this point, Corbstt
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him; Bliss lodged several men near him and
twenty yprds for GIeh dcTq
The two elevens had now been playing about
Iorty-ave minutes OF the second half. not in
play at the eentre Of It? fieid. and With some
hing like desperation her men tried to score
The style Of play changed H. Harvard began
;ery little kicking. Corbstt gained eight yards
Trough the centre on the first play. The
Frafford VI" IN the i sentre. Il gained Ham Ham
,ard six yards. Then Lake tried an open
sEs and b. mace %aenGy Yards e O Hasv.G csnt
Gould get at it. TrafYord gained 8 yards Har-
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md directly before her goal.
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;oai of Yale Tafiord would be able to score. In
Iced. In practise games. Tafford mas repeatedly
inc. and from his past experience in football
Harvard men had reason to expect that in a
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he thousands Of, Harvard spectators to
M5sof Saot make bsr exhibitSn
s:yard line; Trafrord gave the then signal for ans
ry for goal. Then Just what Yale expected hap
ened. The mighty Hefrelfnger. YHles great
uard. WAS ss equa! to the emergency. He was
'ratford's kick. and thus prevented Harvards
coring. The bill was going straight for the
oal posts. and would probably have re-
ulted in Ave points for Harvard il it had not
n n.1 Yal esq 25.yard line. Pna again began hsr
Dr three yards aud Tran9rd gained four yards
4 the v. Corbett and Trafford gained more
round until Trafford could again try
= g99sSl from ths deid. t6is time
len thought that now. barring accidents,
'rafford would surely score. He did not. The
all went to the left Of the goal post, and Har-
ards only chance to score was gone.
Yale took the ball out to her 25-yard limo and {
lied BY rapid playing to SCORE IN the Ave min
yer; was to- short 'Yale lcrmed Wedge E' on
er 25-yard line. and Mccormick popped out J
lddenly, for o gain OF IL. yards Morrison
[cClung darted to the left and was brought '
ards through the centre. and Heffelanger7 {
he Yale men knew that the ycopld not lose the 7
ame 30 they played with vim and dash.
liss gained four yards, Mccormick gained
'ur. both being centre plays McClunR shot Z
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