The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
YALE 10-HARVARn O.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass Nov. 21-The great
game Is over and Yale has won the day
Fully 10000 people saw the blue wave
ictorious on Hampden park today, and
when the great contest was over it was the
unanimous conviction that the best team
had won. i he field was in the best Dossi-
bic condition, and was pronounced by
hundreds of old players to be the finest
field in the country The day was per-
feet one. The story of the game is simply
one of the supremacy of Yale oyer Har-
ward, and it was not difficult to see where
in the crimson lost. Harvard's rush Ii
was fatally weak and of little assistance
to her half backs, while Yale's line was al
most perfect in its guarding of their
backs. Hefflefnger and Bliss were
mighty pair, and to them chiefly belongs
the credit OF Yae's victory
Harvard was first in the field. Yale fol-
10 Sed shortly afterwards. Harvard won
the first toss and took the north end and
Yale took the ball. Yale gained ten
yards on a wedge, and Captain McClung
of the Yale gained thirty wards on r run
around the end. The ball WAS within a
yard of Harvard's goal in three minutes,
and a touchdown was made by McClung
Yale failed to kick the goal from the
touchdown. Score. to 0 in favor OF Yale.
The rest of the INNINGS was desperately
fought by both sides. but ueith WAS able
to score, although Yale kept the ball IN
Harvard'S territory most OF the time.
Harvard seemed 10 play in better form
during the second half but still Yale kept
the ball in her rivals territory during the
grester part Of the inning. After the play
had been proceeding for some time, Yale
got the ball TO Harvard's 25yard line.
There Harvard got possession of the bail
The ball was slowly wOrkei back 70 cen
ter when il gain fell into Nale'S hands
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the ball after Harvard had gained ten
yards, but McClung failed To get around
the end. and Mccormick sent the bah 10
the twenty-fve-yard line. when Harvard
got 70. BY "a fumbie. Bliss got the iaU
and carried it across the hue aud NcClunZ
cked goal. Score-Yale. 10: Harvard
The teams We're again lined up AZ center
Harvard gained ten yards, bnt y le soon
forced the ball back TO center. and Traf
lord tried for goal from the field, but
failed. The Harvard men began 10 play
with desperation. and soon had forced the
ball 10 Na,e's twenty five yard lines " where
Trail ri again rjpd 10 kick a gaol Auatu
he failed, aad Yale'S gettiaS the bail.
made gain of twenty yaris. Bat here
time WAS called, and Yale won 10y score
of 10 10 D
CORNELL DEFEATS ANN ARBOR.
DETROIT, Nov 2L-The Cornell Ann
Arbor tball contest at the Detroit Ath.
.etIc clues grounds this afternoon
s. a. uudoun untedly the finest exhibition of
that rough but scientific game thtt has
ever been given III y trtiL Cornell wen
hy q score of s. to L in FAVOR o. be ithaca
boys. The score would ludicat. that the
game Was unr-Sided. but IL was hy uo
means a walksWay. a every po.ns gajued
was gotten by hartl play and every Inch
was vigorously contested \ heavy rain
during the noruiuE. aad which lasted
during the srrsier part of iHe game. d.d
much toward damPeuiug JAe ar,Ior of tue
spectators. The attendance. However.
".ts enormous Iaese selus over liJJ9 per
sons on the .rounis