The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
HARD ORKONJ Jarvis FIELD
HARVARD DEFEATS 4 STRONG TEAM
OF THE CHICAGO ATHLETIC tLUR
IL was q Pretty Game throughout. ard
was Witnessed by Four Thousand fer'
sops-The Crim.ou's Team Work Might
he Better Heneinnger'. Pia Not rs
strong q. Of Individual Work.

sous-rhe Crirnsou's Team WORK Night
he better Heneinnger'. Play Not as
Strong a. Of Oid-Some Individual Work.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 2e.-This afternoon 1000
persons witnessed one OF the r~rctticst games
OF football seen on Jarvis Field Tor many
wears, Tho Harvard and Chicago Athletic
club cleyens played n hard and stubborn
game from start to finish. and Harvard won
her 80 points to nothing for Chicago clearly oS
| superior work in Almost every part OF the
play. Tho score in tho first half was j. t"o'
Then In tho second Harvard's better endur-
anco told largely In hor favor. NO attempt
| was made to kick tho last goal. rs the crown
had pushed onto the field. ScVorai olher
| touch downs were made. but not allowed ny
The umpire. who was manifestly partial to tho
Chicago tcGm. 49,.
The Harvard men played with more spirit
than usual. The gamo was for blood from be-
ginning to cnd. and there was consideraple
unnecessary "scrapping" on both sides. Lee.
Corbett, Gray. Trafrord. Hallowcll. and waters
maio pretty rushes OF from twenty to thirty
Yards several times during tho game. inc
men kept we'll together and watched tho oa'i
carefully. They succeeded in getting 1t every
time Chicago made n drop. The fumpllng Oh
Haryari's backs. however. was very noticea-
hle. particularly In the early rart OF the game.
hut in tho second half tile play was better.
The individual work Of tho visiting team
was. In many cases. brilliant. Donnelly. the
famous Princeton end. made somo very pretty
tackles. Big IicfIellnger. OF course. rut ura
good salna but he did not receive the support
that was behind him at Yale. The light and
wiry little Crawford was everywhere. tack!ing
hard and low.
The Harvard team. as n whole, showed evil
dent Improvement over past games this year.
it was probably tho best played game OF the
season. but no ono who watched tho play care.
fully could be deceived us TO the aIpaTent
tho men individually. .TraiTord filled the place
at quarter tack cxcellently., He nasseI Win
One OF the chief advantages. OF. this change
seems to be, the improved facilities olicrnn 10
cuutioninE tho PLAYERS. encouraging them:
and holding the men together as he could not
t hHxH S09 2sl ~ ' as , wsii as sP Tratror r" eoSll have have
done iiut lie did. not i]n,erfers as well.
Do Tne i ~ min s of the wiki %biIa VIII Il, 'h iet% %ns wT@s
was 10Y and then effective. 1t was not scicn.
tic. and would scarcely have held against
The men were pushed OF instend OF being
knocked dnwn, and. naturally. they followed
ner. The hloekers did not keep close enough
together as II rule. Lees work was brilliant
at ps st1Me iSo as stc waT g1 Tams g., i in. t Grey PLAYED
llS I w 'tsS
Harvard's superiority was most clearly
shown in tho work of the rash line. Here tho
team play was the strongest. chicago $ backs
could not ilrd openings. and, tho line mon
failed to make tho holes for them. Harvard
was quick and broke through well. tackling
the back before they could make much gain.
Hclreiilnger's rusles were once or twice sue,
rcSsful, but for tho most rart he was dowreI
before no had made amy proEr"s~to speak Of
The Harvard goal was not once really IN
danger. The hall was continually in hica.o's
territory. Hallowril and LmmUns had lard
man TO DnDDSp. hut they showed themselves
Formidable ends. Both tackled vel. bat bon
molly was particularly skiliul IN getting
through the block and Stopping them around
the end plays. Mason and UPTON. played Mt
left tackle. and both performed well. ,trt.n's
rushing was not as elective "a usual. and no
seemed to he too light for his place. Newell.
Waters. and Acton. however. Were ut every
Newell played ono OF the r~re't;est games ut
tackle that enc can ever expect to see. once
he STOPPED n kick. and Hallowei!. getting tho
ball. mad" the touch down; newell tackled
their very tracks. Waters. too. blocked and
interfered in a manner which reminded ono OF
Heffelhnger's style Of play at Yale. IIe was
used in much the same way. and with, splen-
did success. His playing through and through
can hardly DO criticised uniarorahlv. Acton
mighty Hefrelnnger. Mackie played n steady
and. creditahle .gRmo ut centre. though his
work was not brilliant.
The points brought out in the game to-day
show that Harvari's present make NJ is per-
haps tho best. but tbs from now on the entire
efforts OF tho coaches ought to DO directed to-
ward the development of team play. The in
terfercnce and the fun ling OF tho backs are
now the main. faults Of tho team. The men
lined up rs follows: