The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-26
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| SeeinR that Harvarde. defence was etrOnR 2,
linz Inc, Yaie's great full back licked Il SO SiGh
Sas ESs the Asvsd backs nHd T
lives toward the crimson goal line Down
shot out Of : ride, Wriehtinstou finally nailed
II on HaryarIs aye-yard line. Hinksy falling
could punt but the Wind yeered the ball out OF
bounds at HarvaEd's thirty yard line.
WITH eissa Y By
| Hinkey. got around Stevenson's end for ten
HsswsL ps ALL o h the Sde
Of Harvard's line. but hrmstrong fumbied the
ball. and Lewis cried DOWN. under dozen
,Ss ,H,n to ShsSS and wsss
BTsWsF punted s straiSStswag and ButtsrWortS
IN ut OF nervouener. muffed the leather. so
Harvard aide Of the deid. Waters and New
i've n Yard. 'e around ri alDEeys epd Again he
snipped on two more, more through Beard and and
SasSed the IN edne for Srs
around GreepSy.y for another three yss ,,is
| ian and McCrea for four.
,The Harvard ca ptein, whose leg. was begin
Tor 1--WE yards Murphy coliarins HIN, from be.
Of The ne TsS S hss9 %
mans stomach and got i've more. Beale got
ball from lewis there was nobody on hand to
BUTTERwoRTHs sKT-scRAPERs
The line up was on Hnrvard's hfty.yard line.
Waters could not break into the centre, in
spite Of revolving wedge. so on the third
catching the hall on Yaie's ifty-nve- yard line.
This gave Butterworth an opportunity to punt
Se9 h h the Sssds the tea%
and came tumbling down directly over Har-
verbs tsn,ysrd line, a gain . Of nity yards cl;
s6 s sSs isHiS e Gassy
him upon the hard ground without . particle
Of mercy. Acton was pushed int the centre
was forced to punt. The wind was too much
for him though. and Yale downed the ball on
hsS5yard,s, tysptS-nvo-ySrd iine' Groenway
WATERS AND MAcKIE HAVE THEN INJURIES
FIXED UR
Here Writer'S and Mackie had to be doc
tored the former because OF his game leg. the
Yale now began to hustle matters. The backs
decided to test Harvard's centre thoroughly.
ySTa Sd By the
crouching Besle But Armstrong In the next
three By ss S sharp sS SE
wrenched at this point that he was laid out on
the t1ri for nine minutes; while the res.
and listers. a danced sloupd to Essp IS SPSs
Although advised to leave , the field.
ali right. so the battle was renewed with more
nerceness than before Butterworths attempt
took the oval on downs amid more cheering
from the Harvard benches. The ball was on
besnn the work 81 drV de sha DOWN toWspa
Yales territory by sklrting Hinksy's end for
ak yards Brewer IuG%Ged Into = breach il
tho same place. McCrea when the mountain OF
men got of his PROSTATE form. was found to he
gave the crowd a change to size things up.
When McCrea could talk things went on as
OF Ave yards around S each end Just as %risht
inRton was darting into hole made for him
Received the ball for Of. side play. Thorne
quickly showed his lion ltke head about two
yards along the ground between Msckie,s ieet,
holding Murphy and Hinkey, Yale received
five yards. push play did not let Butter
worth get yard.
DurTERwoRTH TRIES FOR GOAL FROM THE
FIELD.
The same scheme with Armstrong as the
leader failed again; and Butterwcrth then
to one side OF Hsrvard's, posts and the Cam.
to the twenty iye-yard line Harvard carried
the leather. and an old-time wedge toward
eHs yard But on he next Bea
Brewer fumbled wretchedly and Waters had
TO o oil saS 9f Hif In. aa:
i've yards to gain to hold the ball. Mackie in
necessary to Kick the bali. 80 Brewer hoisted
yard line, When Butterworth tried to gain past
Emmons he was tackled so roughly that he
fiied his Followers with JOY Sy p pull a the
leather out Of the wriggiing MAS.
y.2s bssId HsaS If aySst F' fss s
was fumblsd before 1t had been put in play by
cular arms and ran like deer for the Harvard |
hut the Yale Giant had not heard the t"S whistle R
Back oSEed SaS Ks ren
Delands trick didn't did WORK worth cent On two
along for six yards before Adee and Armstrong |
vBrsSsi bumped along between Nsorss and
ton cleyerly sailed through another opening |
3 Ss bs s0Sy SS Sss Hsv shs Os
Yale's thlrty-nye;yard line. Wrightington was
Tor three. and then found hole between Muir
ply and McCrsa for two more; The big
Mackie. pushed BY Waters, made Ave Yards
Brewer ripped open Hickok's blocking for
yards for Yale's holding In the line.
ONLY NINE MINUTES MORE OF THE FIRST HA1x
AND No SCORE
. There was nine minutes more in which to
finish the FIRST three-quarters. and the Har-
ward men were beginning to play fast, some
thing they hadn't done before. With the ball
on Yale's twenty-hve-yard line. Wrightington
carried Il live yards further by a brilliant
plunge through the centre. The big four"
play Was a failure. as Hickok nailed Waters
before he got the ball for the quarter back.
Right here the Harvards' hopes were dashed
TO earth for Walters fumhled the ball and
GreenwaY tumbled on 1t In the twinkling OF an
eye. That was the nearest Harvard came TO
scoring during ths entire game. OF course
Butterworth punted. and the ball shot Ike an
arrow to the centre OF the arena. where 1t
rolled out OF bounds into Wrightington's arms.
Beard stepped uneonsciously on WIighting-
tons head, and burly Acton tapped Beard on
the chin with his right so Clearly that the
ale man sat down and winked his eyes for
Iully = minute. The big four" play was again
brought into use. Waters, Brewer. and Wright
n gaining IN all eleven yards: Haryard's
Yale players had 10 run around TO keep
warm WAters's men had secret conferences
every minute and made the crowd tired. Ac-
ton hueked the line. but couldn't gain. and
ale had the ball on doWns. Rntterworth inn
% ediStely Punted to Haryard's TWENTY-FIVE
yard line. where Brewer. who caught the oval
vas iercely tackled by Hinkey after making
i've yards. Brewer skinned around Hinkey |
Tor hve more. out OF spite and WriEhtincton |
three out OF the centre. Time was
jailed here, the ball Rating IN Haryardi6 |