The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-20

whistle sounded Capt. Trafiord had disposed
his men In positions which had never before lore
the bali. Brewer WAS ten yards back OF him.
and thu rest OF tho team lined ny in I've g r,d
| twenty yards apart near tho sues oi 'he he'"'
| HAHyAKDs NEW TRICK.
The trick was new. andScan well be called
running v" lhe two groups rushed toward
Traiford and met Just ahead OF HIM He pass
Of this wedge that had ncluired o strong lor,
ward iinrntus. and before Yale could break
yards. THIS snccs "s elS,sd tho, onlooksrs
who sympqthiacd with, Harvard. ana the
enSfts H short 0 sns aH low and
punted. ,Dutterworth caught the bni ana no
mhhc short advance thnt was ,ol 10Y, i3i;ss
! and Winter. Here Yale showed again her su,
| Ierinrty In Interference AMI ondnranc., mmM
| TINT the ball was advanced tar down IN" new ~.
rhS fh' rSy q Me- scrcs Winter r ran IN N
| front o! lin most Of the way ana M,areen Oh,
thc aesers who stood in HI, nath Inc Ho WING
! overlook him from behind and brought him to
! tho ground. amid the cheers and Shouts ON
the whole psScmh,aRe Yale NAG" low r rn"re
! gains. and then lost the laIl by lrhIloiu
| dropping on 1t.
YALE RrGAiSs CONFIDENCE.
| The fight was now well in Harvard's terri.
tory and the Yale men began to regain som" me
fore the game hut which the first nal had
served t. suhtne grea'y They chesroa mo re
their REPRESENTATIVES,. The riayers themselves
seemed to have become demons. -. uo.
wards ccn,rc. and 'ronn,icd there IKE the
waves Of the sea against the cliffs They sr9ke
the harder. and when u man was tackled thc
Erent heaps OF human beings that STRUGGLED
Theis w Sa no G0sH there was n"
ana siashlng but there was tho hhrues' Hihu
The Harvard men. too. showed plainly that
they were feeling tile effects Of this avalanche
OF energy, They sought their positions slowly
about and bent their shaggy heads toward
their %pron.n;s The erimf,o . players YER were were
them selves three deep TO rosist this cyclone Of
blue d"tcrmthation 10 win. The strain was so
sS and TIT hs s ns1 Es s aITe ang
A few m%msnis liter aitcr Laurie Bliss had
tackle for ion yaris and Butterworth had
huckea the centre for as much AGAIN. SIMMONS
fell. and when the doctors said his arm was
severely injured Shea camo on and played at
THE NEW END WEAK spoT.
Emmons's retirement gave Yale chnnceto
rest the, centre, and try the new end rushcr:
twenty yards. T h.swas foliowei by PUSHES By
bunerwprth and Winter and the loss u y the
eartarcd the Ss not f%TSF fH again Until he
haa n won tn" 9, cams Tho catch was made at
Blttsrworth - sucked ti tho centre for five
Tor H4rvard's off side Tuy. The lank full
Tor eight Yards. with Winter after him for two
more short Gains fellowed IND ,! they , were
buckea that crimson line likS mad bulls and
at every blow they ms AIDE their distances.
TnS p sIst IN
their hands and enjoin silence that Capt; Me-
might as well have tried to stem the flood OF
Niagara.
YALE BAr-EE1SG RAM.
The game went on. The Harvard line was
bnGked and bucked aud ,uckcd. Finally, the
ball hal teen rushed To- poiut within Har-
Sa ohs Ts s ss s e ; to I:sp
men ga!isTs! for ,hsi. irHsts;;5 , sGGrt. ,,
he =! gave Ne Signal Sr trek lis ir men a?H Incl 81
Bliss toeS tho lsil and ran swiftly c cnt ' from
heh!ndthe crowd. around IIarvarL's right end.
nnd the p Il, the bail oT S
goal posts.
WILD Scent.
Tho scene that followed is one that is wit.
Yale men wsre on their feet in an Instant. and
their shouts were even louder than they had
esn s the 2a ksssa
and substitutes cavor,ed about the ield li!;o
young colts; The girls laughed and waved
and Qulvered in ripples OF blue bunting and
When the hubbub had subsidized Mccormick
lay down on the field and liuttcrworth sent tn"
bill Tying gracefully between the goal posts.
making rK the seo'S - to o in ,,vIr .; Yale
tie teams lined up again in the mid Re Of the
field, Harvard tried ths, running ! again, bu,
I" tarkle 1t. Tho gain was not more than
Not IN tho least discouraged Capt TraIorl
started in TO do tho lp II hp could. llp NOT
defeated Ut: ard the \ai" Elan knew II a wall
as as h" 9d Tn"rs Wsr" fifteen minute more
own followers had been driven before lale's
Yet Harvard gained slightly until on three
Gowns she had to punt. and Yale got the bali.
the bal! hish enough it sailed into shea's
arms. and Harvard had it down On lale's
twenty-yard line
EARvARDs LAST CHANCE.
the ed aG d"""Si Ta .5S Ws tie T D"
vas passed. however, the Ialr ru-hers broke
curing ;hr nHl Yale hMsfea tEv r.ntrs as 20
work which had won the touch down.
Both teams were beginning to show the
During the last minutes of the game the bali
repaired at about the same SPOT,
thu field and tho vict orious tcam.
IN" Yale team w-rc seized in strong arms
and carried in triumph from tho field. while
tn" tn'lowcrs of the blue in the stands chrored
continuously for ,'ully five minutes. shook
hands in cong,a ulaton rattch each other on
tho back. and said that it was u glorious vic
tory.
TIL" Harvard contingent. likra routnd army.
marched soienMly from the field with tie nd
yanrr guard ~ lnes victorious leg ions cheer,
lnF IN their wake. Straichtway to tn" depot
kn,l 10 their srrriH! ira ms, for Boston they
W'nI, NNN OnE after thpir ,pl.rtllrN Tor thp
Huh they must Lave heard tic ringing cheers
OF the victors
The Yale men wer" in no particular hurry 10
E"' home. hat took speca trains later. ind will
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