The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
A TIE GAME ON JARVIS FIELD.
Yale and Harvard Freshmen score One Goal
Apiece.

Yale and Harvard Freshmen score One Goal
Apiece.
CAMBR1poE. Nov. % Harvard and Yale fresh
men played a hot game OF football on Jarvis
Field this afternoon. and. for the third time
since the series Of freshman games began In
1876, the result was q tie. each side scoring
six points. 1t was close haul for the New
Haven freshmen. Harvard easily outplayed
her opponents until about the middle OF the
second half. At that timo she had the Camo
well In hand but Yale took a very creditable
brace and by short rushes through the centre
pushed the ball rapidly toward Harvard's goal.
At a critical point in the game De Witt mado
a beautiful run OF thirty yards around Clark.
and brought the ball 70 Harvard's vineyard
line Harvard stopped tho first attempt to
push tho ball over. but the second attempt
was more effective and De Witt was forced
over.
Harvard's touch down was made about the
middle OF the first half. She had boon out
playing Yale ut every point The rush line
broke through continually. and Yalo could
mako little or no gain. Harvards aggressive
work. too. was clearly superior to Yae's.
Brewer and Arnold made beautiful runs time
and time again. Brewer punted far better
than In the Springfield game. sometimes GOV:
while Yaes forwards. although Ineffective in
breaking through and tackling. were some-
what the better in aggressive work.
tho second half and seldom failed to gain; Still.
It was very evident that MlcCrea and Hickok
two hard varsity games; Green,wny. too. was
not in his best form. and allowed himself to be
tackles did some. TICKLING worthy Of varsity
men. Brewer and Foster doing particularly
The prettiest play in the game. and the ono
that drew forth the most enthusiasm from the
four or five THOUSAND spectators. was another
and formed thems elves osten-ibly for tho flly-
nr s Yale MUST at sprn s The Yale team At
once edged over to the right. md had evidently
rss ssssn 81 q the o Hrc.e on .'
derins along; aimed for Yals,s left end. The
ward right end, Just as the two passed
each ct1ss the Pm ed ss G5
were e1 Was a compstsly ipSca trick
and was not stopped until he Ind reached
Yale's twenty.yard line. 1T WINS the pretttest
play at this ln sut no fo MATE
received tho ball on four downs. and Harvards
chance to score again was lost.
and Harvard received the bali on four downs.
FOR st the e erimson sons Harvard man played OF.
side. and the team paid tho penalty. Failing
Gnn Yale to punt Which Brewer
Fairchild Immediately signalled to Brewer and
ways emil On and on. he sped. blocked on
beautifully by Fairchild. and before he was
stopped the ball was fifty yards nearer Yale's
it looked very crimson just then. but Arnold
sRs fsk sent +.
through the centre for three yards. but soon
after the ball went to Harvard on four downs.
Again. on Yale's ten.yard line Harvard fun
triI.d ios goal from the lield. but narrowly
Yulc once more yielded the ball on four
to the flfteen-yard limit Good PUSHES by
BeeWsT kckea the goal Yas this point
gan to put in some \; hard PUSHES OF Ye and ten
eser they fay stopped four downs Arnold made
pretty pretty t rnsh OF ten yards. Then the referee
ri TRs second half Spenea with IIarvard's
and and Harvard had to give up the hall. Yale had
na cked
all The Els now resSrtsd to thoir iaverits
Proved to San. sna
BY the most desperate efforts Yale advanced
The ball t2 ne Tnep
yards. and. with the bali in tho upper end Of
the field; Yale began a number OF PUSHES
a goal was kicked. Score 6 too. ,
Harvards flying wedge did not connect .
second time. but b. q crisis play shortly
twenty.yard line, the last chance e win the
game was los, BY BrsWsrs i%mb4hing: and
n follows.