St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-22
GLORY FOR YALE men
Continued From First Page.

twenty-fve-yard line, and then Lake
took the ball and rushed it ten yards.
Trafford punted and the Harvard ends
got down on the ball finally and HALO
well dOWned Bliss before he could re-
turn the punt. After short gain through
the center, Bliss punted and COrbttt
caught it on the thirty-yard line. Har-
ward failed to gain ground and was forced
to resort to puntlng. TraffOrd made a
fine punt which Bliss soon returned
only to be followed by another long
punt by Tratford.
McClung then got the ball, and find
ing a splendid hole in the line made a
gain of twenty yards. Harvard then
braced up and held well. getting the
eall for the first time on four downs.
Yale got the ball again on Trafford's
aunt, and then Bliss was sent around
-Ae end under the effective guardian
ship of Heffellinger. McClung lost the
ball in trying to buck the line. but after
Srbett and Lake failed to gain ground
y<Ie got the ball again on Tratford's s
kick. McClung took the ball and start
ed around HallowelPs end and made a
fine gain of twenty yards after lodging
Harvard'S great end rusher.
"Heff' plowed through the line for
short gains and the ball went to Har-
to Corbett sand he made fine dodg-
ing run of fifteen yards. Trafford
punted and Mccormick caught the ball
and going by the Harvard ends, made
A Beautiful Run
Of thirty yards. Tratford punted WELL
and by fine holding Harvard got the ball
on four downs. Mccormick got the ball
and made a fine run, but was forced out
of bounds at Harvard's fifteen-yard line.
1t began to look like another touch
down. The ball was passed to McClung,
but he lost ground, running back in an
attempt to get around the end. The
ball went to Harvard on four downs.
Tratford punted well, and Bliss tried
to return it, but Newell was well down
the field and blocked the ball i'll fine
shape, and got the ball out of bounds.
Lake made good gain around the end,
and on the next play the ball was fun
bled. but Iratford got it, and was down
after good rush, captain tackiiEg cap
tain. Bliss and TIafford exchanged
punts, and time was called for the first
half, with the ball on Yale's forty-fiye-
yard line. Score, Yale 4, Harvard 0.
The Second Half
opened at O'Clock. Harvard formed
the wedge and made little gain. Traf.
ford made fine punt, carrying the bal
to Yale's 2j-yard line. McClung tried
to get around the END but lost ground
and Bliss was forced to punt. Trafford
soon returned it. and Bliss caught the
ball and tried TO rush it. but was downed
by Newell Oh the Yale 20-yard line
Harvard braced and held the line in
better shape. and Bliss was forced tC
punt.
When the bali was passed back Bliss
broke through the line and tackled Cor
bett finely. TraffOrd punted again and
the ball was dcwned or Yale'S twenty.
yard line. McClung took the ball but
lost ground again. Bliss punted, and
Corbett missed the catch and Wallis got
the ball. Bliss found fine hole in the
line and gained fifteen yards which Me
Cormick followed with another run OF
twenty yards. Harvard held for foul
downs and got the ball. Trafford punted
again and the same play was repeated
after getting the ball again on
four downs. Bliss again took advantage
of ine hole. The Yale rushers made
for him and broke through the whole
crowd, and were only prevented from
scoring by the fine tackle of Lake.
Harvard got the ball III scrimmage
and TraffOrd punted, bringing the bal
back 10 The center field. Hallowel
went through finely, and got the ball
COrbett tDen made q good run, but re
ceiycd 40 assistance from his rushers
there being no one there TO block off fol
him. Yale got the ball, but after
BuckIng the Line
fOI several short gains, lost the ball or