The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-26
OVERCOME BY BLUES
For The Seventeenth Tins the Crimson
Trails In The Md.
1T WAS A SLUGGING MATCH
Eight Men Out OF the ~ More or
Less lniured-Yale Wins. MAX
Ing q to Har-
wards o.

outplayed and outgencraled at Hampton
park to-day by Yale. The sons Of Eiihu
Yale won their 18th victory from tho Grim
son boys by n score OF o to o. Not far from
5000 people witnessed tho contest includ.
ing Governor Russell of Massachusetts,
Governor Mckinley of Ohio. and Cover
nor Morris Of Connecticut. Buttcrworth.
Yalc's full back is the hero of the hour, as
il was he who made the touch down from
which the goal was kicked. From the
players standpoint it was an ideal day,
but for the spectators suncomfortably cold.
The crowds began to pour in carly in the
day, some 1900 coming from New York
and Mt least 10000 from Boston. At .
o'clock when the game was scheduled 20
begin every scat in the great ampi-
theatre was taken and u thousand
or more people were glad of the priv.
lcee To stand within the inclosurc.
Ii was magnificent spectacle, recalling
the historical spectaclcs of the coliseum.
The dir yibratcd with concerted college
yell songs written for the occasion. Tho
Yale boys had tho lustier lungs, but Har-
ward sent skyward number of crimson
balloons from which hung blue paper
dogs. Tho betting was unusually light,
no odds being asked or given. just be-
fore tho game began the old-time yell an
nounced the appearance of the blue glad
iators in tho arena At 2:0o.
Tho crimson crios went up moment
later when the Harvard II appeared. Tho
wind which swept down the Connecticut
valley from tho north was blowing n
miniature gale. Yale won the toss and
chose tho wind, giving Harvard the ball.
Harvard hopes ran high when tho crimson
limo was seen to work flying wedge so
successfully against the blue In the first
five minutes OF the game, but they fell
after that, for Harvard was never again
in il.
The first half ended without score be-
ing made. but the Harvard men had eN-
hausted themselves and when play Was
resumed the boys In blue adopted the of.
fensive and rushed things through TO q
victorious ending. Harvard yclls grew
sfainter after Butterworth made tho touch
down. and when Captain Waters was in
jured and obliged TO retire Harvard's cup
OF sorrow was flied. The game was less
interesting than last years for spectators.
IL was also rougher, eight men being in
jurcd, although only one, Captain Waters
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