New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
YALE'S POOR SHOWING.
PERHAPS SHE WAS PLAYING PossUM.'
HER FOLLOWERS NOT SATISFIED WITH HER AZ
POINTS AGAINST THE NETWORK ATHLETIC
CLUE FOOTBALL PLAYERs-A SMALL
ATTENDANCE

II the Yale COLLEGE football team play better
form than showed the game at Manhattan fea yes
terd,y against IN. weak Athletic Club eleven
the champions VIII only be ~coii against th'' year
but viii be beaten as Jockeying iectrs however.
displayed college sports OCCASIONALLY a. they are
the raccracks the champions Work YESTERDAY was
really too oog Ia he IN gool faith. Yale By AZ TO 0.
and she ought have won by iOO W nom the team
she pticd against yesterday
The fact that many Harvard men. almost the entire
Princeton and OF the University OF feisyl-
players present 10 take notes on faes Work
have had something 10 do with her pay captain
Unkey absence did help matters. Stlllman at
numbering and slow and McCr0 at LEFT guard and
Mes.er at right tackle not much better. Hall
won't do at all and neither VIII JeriaHs, but they are
10th substitutes Adee injured after few minutes
play and he time 10 show what he could do
Yales backs look strong and clever. and But;erworh.
Morris and easily carried on the honors Ihorne
lengthy sprighty and fast and he Is as slippery as
an eel in getting through the line Buerworth acted
As caain in Hinkcys absence and Che clever fullback
did srperby. lie retired the coach lines In the
half and the frown on his face showed mat a.
not satisfied with the work oil MS men, hart"ei oil
Yale and Janeway Of Princeton. were numbering counter
felt, Of their old selves Crow the little Columbia College
player did the best work for tie New-forks
A MIID.MANNERED CONTEST.
Two halves the first OF forty and the second Of thirty
minutes, were played Yale scoring thirty points In the
half and only twelve In the second hacS WORK
in the second half particularly slow and uneven and
the showing made BY the champions falc' work was
below that done Harvard and Princeton In their
recent games. How much "po-snm' there was In the
Blues tactics can better after the YacPcnn-
syyanla game saturday. There was little rough play
and nobodv WAS badly hurt The usual number OF
pretty girls were present and the weather clear
and mild everybody seemed 10 enjoy his outing The
New York men had ball at time almost on iae'
goal line but taken back to the 2'yari Inc
on account OF foul kle. Robertson being the cuprit
The game was started PAS. Yale having the ball
Beard cot through for seven yards and Butt"rworh AMI
Thorne followed with good runs. Yale went through 3"
will and Thorne made tbs first touchdown after three
minutes OF play. IIickok missed his try FOR goal
On the second lineup NewYork fumbled at the start
but recovered the bal. three downs the ball went
hack 10 Hut hlnson for Kick Ilckok, however broke
through and blocked the ball the leather bounding down
the field Eaton carrying IL over for touchdown but
tervorth missed his try for goal. Tine minutes.
TorCHDOwNS GALORE BY THE VISITORS.
New.York tried the centre three tines and then the
ball went tack FOR kick. 1t again blocked Thornc
got around tho left Tor fifteen yards. Mctrea Gong
ovcr Interference Thorne Messler and Butcrworh ol-
lewed with short runs. Mcsscr getting the touchdown
putrcrworth kicked goal. making the score II to o.
Ncw.York then tried little Crow through the centre
and ton Yards resulted. Bonner got four more ana
Mes>lcr's on.side play th"m an additional I'VE
Hutchinson puntcd TO Yalc's line. but Robertson lost
his head made foul tackle. and the referee ordered the
plav back 20 the 25-yard line. Yale then carried IL
down the field lke fash Thorne making the touchdown
and Butierworth the goal. tochmn maze uc h'NI
touchdown In a minutes play, and Eaton got the next
one I'm seven minutes the nr,t half ending with the
score 30 TO o.
The second part Of the game devoid Of Interest
Many changes were made 70 tho d.trinent Of Yale
tcularly. Messler and Thorne made the touchdovn'
he