The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-26

| HinkNy. but the SPHINX Kept we'll Aphrt.
| and seemed to know his business.
THE coNTEsTANrs LINE UP
Promptly at 215 o'clock the whistle OF the
referee summoned the c8ntestants to the cen
Ssm s hs sUSS 81 sn cap
| Hinkey gave Harvard the ball and selected the
The ,n RGrth ro% waiSh ,s sSe wna
ries had been settled. the teams lined up as
| follows:
NnSSSy Co.vt> ; .Ua E%%S.a
Nct,rea ...............L stt guard .!..... Acton.
stiilman - ............ Centre. :.... ...Lswis
RRsfGGa s!s sss sssFEs.:. r
| Greenwsy .."......R Right end steysnson
fSsfns half back MrisS,ns,on
Armstrong Right half back. pnnioe 'Ap''
Butterworth...."...Fulb Brewer.
Rsfsres-chariss E. schAn. University of Psnnsyh
umpiro-Alsx Mor.tt of Princeton.
HARVARD MAKES THE FIRST GAIN.
Harvard began with the nyLng wedge. Beals
the the Human cstepsult"' Numbered past and
dashed upon Yale,s solid ranks Ks For II, mo- 10
then them i bent itn and Broke and Harvard had
gained 25 yards before Brewer was thrown to
aurDf Fcsn h% nSvH
wards flags waved bravely and her cheers
Then came the Deland play. Christeped by a
waters. and Emmons iinsd up itteen yards
0lhROnaly D0UlHu Dehlts
Before the ball was put into play. at a signal
they placed their hand. upon each others
s snSs 5. a ns ; rsss tackle dDf saar
pisysd isit hall SseE: shifted q he isit Ara "a
Mackie behind the flying four now going like
q Locomotive on a down grade through Yale's
and seem ed to daze Yale until they became
fam ilIsr with II. and broke it up finally with
or Tbn NAV Wbeh followed was OF the shsrpe.t
character. both teams bending every energy
courag em emit and cheered almost INCREASINGLY.
fIERCE CHARACTER OF THE PLAY.
The endurance and pluck displayed by the
combatants were remarkable. They seemed
into % eYsrY coneeiyabie shape S without BREAK.
ing. Nearly all OF the plays were OF that class
fss.e 6aS
the bali into semi cont Gus condition: Then,
Rsy p WIKI SSg
ers clinging to legs and waists, seemed pos
om shR Rona R FL. isa
heap had become disinteRrated. and one OF
meneS ana 50 Il vent ali though the rst Sa
with Harvard apparently having the stronger
team
WILD SCENE WHEN BUrTERwoBTH SCORED.
which they broke, through the, SERTED ranks
OF Har iard almost at will. and helped Butter
Ss to Ss s2Sa Hs :pe:G
6rSnsah the s0' a %Sde sa e udss
crossed the line and sped Tor the ,spsee
between the goal posts. the scene on Yale's
Men and women were shneking and en- rao-
Ing each other for iSy While the s sTesttutes
closure. Cheers followed cheers in quick sue.
eession. and the air Was blue with hags and
When the young giant Hickok. with one
swing Of his ponderous leg sent the ball fairly
between tho posts the scenes we're renewed.
seventh sSa ne hesTsn q delaSs f From .hae
moment Harvard's fortunes already sink
GaS &ers ws. sss seS SEEMED
sS Rssy Ts5S a :S Of sss ssS
the shades OF evening were closing the teams
were battling in the centre OF tho field.
Tor the gates and a rush for the trains The
tried to pass through Main street in two cable
blocked the way. and cssersd the conauerors
Justly before they would permit them to go to
The Harvard team went directly to the depot.
pa Mns Ttss
process OF painting the town began.
THE GAME IN DETAIL
take advantage Of the strong breeze that was
blowing from the northwest. He lined his
BsaS stoaa % h sns
q the Geld with the Leather held two feet from
and CAPT. Waters gave his iinsi signal Il Was
exactly 2;l5 o'clock When the crimson wedge
car. It dashed by him straight on tOwoard
Yals's anxious centre. and brewer. coming
through the pile Of struggling men for
wenH-nye-yaId gain. being finally soaked
heavily to earth by the irrepressible HinkeE
THE NEW DELAND PLAY.
The next play was one from the fertile brain
mons. Newell Waters. and Brewer. lined up
Beaie, and before the bali was snapped back
they dashed pell NELL into the right wing OF
and wrishtingtOa. pushing By the gigantic
MaokiS Slid ground through the opening for
two With the ball on Yale's twenty Ays-yard |
line the play was repeated. but Waters this time
was tackled toe quickly by the mighty Hiekok
An OTaipary mass play pushed wstsrs be-
tscklina superSiy. WdgRtinston tried f the
have ii sHd dow3sd The HsTyard man say:
much more effectively than Harvard sup |
Dorters had been led to believe. stillmAn was |
and MeCreA were supporting him In fine style. |
Capt. Waters followed WIlghtington into a |
neatly made hole between Murphy aud HinksY
Tor four yards. but two push plays were With /
out material gain. and Halo took the ball on |
downs
DUFTERwoRTH PUSTs AND wRIaHTISaToS FUN
BLEs.
In a moment the Yale side ofths field Tessm-
bled forest OF blue flags. while Haryard's side
was one big ocean OF pale, anxious faces Adee
passed the oval to Butterworth.Who promptly |
raised Il SKY high with his india ru bier toe 1t
> as not one OF his best Punts. for the ball went
1nt Of hounds at lale's ty-hYe-yard line.
WTig htinRton got 20 IL first but fumblsd so
badly that EmmOns bad to fall on H. Waters
plunged into the centre Of ths line for two
Yards. but MTightingtOn. receiving the ball on
J poor Pass from BeAls. couldn't make a yard.
Again WTlghtington tried TO gain. but Hinksy
; as upon him like tiger. aud the ball was
down where Il had been snapped back.
neland's big four" play was TeSortod to
again. Newell aud MTiRhtington making a to-
al Of one yard between them. Yale got the
ball on four downs and the blue tiags dnttered
lOft aRain. Adee fumbled the SNAP back but |
3giSSly .a H Yale y tSlHn5 "a th9 BAL