St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20

Putt rworth was sent to buck the line.
H, good gain. and after two
downs punted. The Harvard rushers
booked the kick, and G. Bliss got the
bali Oh tue reoound. II. Bliss then
started on his first beautiful run, going
around the right with splendid interfer-
ence by Mccormick and Butterworth.
Z. ". Bliss brought the bail t. ie five
yard line, and there it was lost to Har-
yard. Time was called later, with
neither side having scored point.
Harvard opened the second half with
her new trick of the checkerbOad play
and made twenty-five yards. Brewers
punt carried the ball to Yale's five yard
line. Yale advanced the ball by short
rushes, and was given ten yards more
on
An Of-Side Play
Butterworth kicked, and the ball was
bio, ked by the Harvard rushers and
downed on Yale's fifteen-yard line.
Yale again forced the ball by short,
hard rushes. Butterworth broke effec-
tually through the center several times.
G. ID. Bliss got out of scrimmage with
by HalloWell. Yale lost ground and
Harvard get the ball. Gray
made run OF ten yards, and
then Brewer was sent through the
center for small gain. The ball was
then passed to Upton, who ran around
from his position on the left, encounter
ing the rush line and making brilliant
run of thirty yards around the right end.
1t broughtout deatenlng applause and
Harvard'S hopes went up. Yale got the
ball on a rack from Brewer out OF
bounds. Upton was hurt in a Scrlm-
mage and Mason took his place. A few
minutes later EmmOnS was badly hurt
and Mason took his place and Shea went
in tackle. Capt. Mccormick was quick
to take advantage of the weak spot now
afforded. and the first play sent Laurie
Bliss around the weakened end for a
great run of forty. yards, bringing the
ball to the Harvard's thiTty-yard line.
Nale's Center Braced
and Mccormick. l.. Bliss and Butter
worth plunged through time after time.
Yale's doughty little captain, going
the man with the ball after him, ad-
vanced the ball by short but sure gains
to the twenty-yard line and then Wallis
carried it inside the tiNe-yard line. III
stead of trying to push it over, the
whole eleven maSsed as for that pur-
pose; little Laurie Bliss got the bail and
ran out to the east without a single
Harvard man interfering and put the
ball behind the goal. 1t was an easy
goal and Butterworth had no trouble in
kicking it. Score & to D.
Little time remained, and it was clear
that the game was decided. Harvard
started the ball again with good rush.
and by a punt got the ball near Yale's
twenty-fve-yard line. Trafford fell
back for drop kick, but the Yale rush
ers were OH him before he could make
the attempt. and lie was downed by
Winter. 1t was the fourth down, and
Tratford had not lost his twenty yards.
The ball went to Yale, and then they
punted. Brewer returned it after fail
ing to gain, and the game ended with
the ball near Yale'S thirty-yard line.
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