The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26

score OF 70 O Not far from 25.olo people vii
messed the eon.ess. including Govs Russsil, OF
Massachusetts: Mckinley. Of Ohio. ana Morris.
Of Connecticut
Butterwofth, Ysle's fulI-hsek. 10 the hero Of
the hour. - II waa he who made the touchdown
from which the goal was kicked. From >
players standpolati: was an ideal day, but for
the spectators naconfortabsy cold Crowds
began roporr ia early in the day. some s.ooo
coming from New YORK and II least Il. 90 FROM
Boston. At o'clock, when the game was
scheduled 10 begin, every seat in the
great Amphitheateg vas taken and loo or moro
people were glad Of the privilege OF
standing within the inclosura. I. wss . rnagnif-
cent spectacle. recalling the historical pictures
OF the coliseum. The air yihrated with . con-
cert OF college yell songs written for the occa-
sion The Yale boys had the iussiest lungs. but
Harvard scored drss BY sending skywsrd =
mum Der OF crimson beiiors from which hung
blue paper dogs The betting was unusually
light. no odds being asked or given. Just be-
fore the game began an old-tine Yale yell an
nounced the appearance Of the blue giadiasors
In the arena At 2;o5. Crimson erica went UP
. moment later when the Harvard eleven ap-
psared. The wind which Swept down the Con-
nccticut valley from the north was blowing .
miniature gale Yale won the toss and chose
the wind, giving Harvard the bali. Harvard
hopes ran high when the crimson line was seen
to work the flying wedge successfully against
the blue In the nrss I've minutes OF the game.
but they fell after that for Harvard was never
again In IL The frs; bali eaded without .
score beinS made, but the Harvard men
had exhausted themselves. and when
play was resumed the boys In blue
adopted the offensive and rushed things through
to victorious end. The Harvard yelIs grew
fainter after Butserwor,h made . touchdown.
and when Capt Waters was iajursd aud Obliged
TO retire TIE Harvard cup OF sorrow was filed.
The game was less interesting than last years
for the spectators II was also fougher. eight
men being injured. although only one, Capt
Waters, o. Harvard. was incapAciiated for serv-
ice. On the hole the game was IN excellent
example OF two different styles OF playing.
There wa lack OF individual playing on both
sides, the ends being seldom worked. and mass
play predominated. Harvard played fancy
tricks with flying wedges. mass and momentum
plays. while Yale used simple plays and woa
vita them
The game started shortly after . o'clock, Or.
Philip schaa. graduate OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, acting 40 referee and W.sP.
Aoffatt. Princeton. lisa, as umpire.
As the men lined up IL was easy to see that
both teams intended TO battle hard for victory
The men eyed each other carefully while wait.
ing for the ball 10 get in play. After the FIRST
scrimmage the game was stopped and Maekie
blood. He was spongcd OF and went back
the play being resumed. Yale had the
ball aud gained three yards, but lost two yards
an instant later On four down. At this June.
ture Harvard man was seen lying on the Geld
insensible from a collision. He as carried Of
and substitute came on. When play was re-
suBed with the ball in the erimson's hands,
they gained three yards. but lost on fourth
down Gfeenway now got the ball aud broke
through Harvard's line amid the widest yeiis
OF the blues hackers, tut their yelis ceased
when the blues iost through foul Harvard
gsisei seven yards around Yale's right and
Harvard weigea. going down on the blues Is
yard lipe, but without making q gain
Brewer bad the ball, bat while fumbIing
IL Greenwsy rushed Ia AID captured Il. aud
Howard got ten yards for holding. After many
Intellectual attempts 20 gain touchdown time
wss called on the frst hall. with the bail on
Hsrvsrds twenty line.
TIE spectators were Wild with excitement
and the cries of the blue and the crimson
drowned the music OF the band, while above ali
sounded the soat~toos % the tstiy-ho horn. Dark
blus banners were asunted at the crimson
stand. aud when the second half was called the
noisy stand became quiet
Harvard had the bal. at the opening. hut lost
81 . minute later. Ia making Eve yards, and,
right alter, another gaia. being stopped on ths