Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

line Eaircblld was sent around ale
left end for ten yards. Then the centre
was tried for two yards more. Then tney
tried the centre, but were downed by are
without any gain. Ball on Hales
twenty yard. Wrightington was then
put through for three YARDS
The bal was thrown 20 Fairchld, VINO
punted 70 the goal post, the oal striking
the crOsssree and bounding back Al one
ward from Yale's goal, y ale kicked the oall
for twenty-five yards, but for an on-side
play the ball was taken ten yards ana
given % Harvard.
On the next lineup, Harvard cot the
ball for Yaie's holding the line, but made
no gain on the succeeding play. The oall
was on the twelve yard line. Fairchid
attempted 70 punt but was blocked, ana
Harvard lost ten yards e. Brewer
a. this point WAS ordered on the
held by the physician and hayes
took his place, and showed MS
enthusiasm by going through E3le,s rlght
for FIVE yards. Harvard tried 1ale's cen
ire, but without success. Fa1rcnid then
went around Yale's left for ten yards.
The men lined up on Yale's FIVE yard line,
Harvard holding the ball They tried the
centre. but without effect Then Wright
iugtou was put through Yale's left
for two yards. Hayes was sent
through for touchdown, being simply
forced over the line. The ball was out OF
bounds. and Harvard had TO punt in, and
punted 20 the ten yard line but Harvard
men who caught IL were downed. There
was no try for goal and tue score was:
Yale, 6; Harvard, I.
The third line up on the center found
Yale with the bali behind Haryard's goal
line, FROM whence 10 was brought out 20
the 25-vard line Harvard bad the Dali.
Wrightington made a long kick 70 the centre
aul Frank Hiuckey took the ball back TO
HsryarG's 4O-yard line
Yale puuted to Hsrvard's fve-yard line
and Fairuhild caught il back 70 the four
;eeu-yard line r. Hinckey tackled
Wrighti1gton 10 hasty manner and hurt
his shoulder. and the Harvard contingent
hissed uim rOundly. Wughtington had 10
be taken on the heid
WITH BROKEN COLLAR BONE,
and WnittemOre took his place
A. Brewer was put through GaleS le1t
for ten yards. Ball on Hsrvard's twenty
dve-ya~1 line Yale was given five yards
for HarvaCu's holding the bali. Adee FUN
b ed the ball aud A Brewer broke through
and TACKLED him. Yale losing three yards.
TlOrne was pushed through Haryard'S
left for FIVE yards but Harvard captured
the ball FaiUcuiId punte6 "a Tale'S thirty
ana dowued IuOrne before ne could regain
any ground.
BUTTcRwORTH WENT THROUGH
Harvard's centre for three yards. Har-
ward broke through Eale's centre in the
next Az and tue referee gave Y ale I'VE
yards on interference by Wrenn.
Fairchud tried 70 punt, but huked and
and the ball was still on Harvard's tye-
yard line. The ball was three yards from
Harvard's goal on the next line mp
Yale failed 70 push the ball over, Har-
wards men playing ike hends, but u toe
next line up the ball went over and Yale
had made her second touchdown. The
score now stood: Y sie, 10; Harvard l. :,
Hickok kicked pretty goal Toe score
was: Yale, 10; Harvard, T.
The balance Of the half was one OF hard
fgntinc. Wsters made poor kick OF OF
out fifteen yards. Murphy, OF Yale, was
being resusCirated, as was also McCrea.
On the next play Butterworth punted to
Harvard's 80 yard line. Hsiues WAS sent
through Harvard's center for i've yards
Whit.eu0re went through Yale's LETT Tor
I'VE more yards and Fairchlld went
through for twO Yards. Nale'S center was
getting hard usags from the lighter Har-
ward men aud frequent stops had 70 De made
90 allow the men 10 recover. The two sub
stitute ha.fs for Harvard were doing re-
warkaole work. frequently breaking
through the heaviest part OF Yale's line.
The ball was Harvard's on their own A.
yard l0e, and Fairchid punted FOR 50
yards. the bal rolling behind Hale's
g0al l.ue HallOwelI anu 4. Brewer broke
through aud prevented Yale from bringing
u back The ball was brought out 20
ru's's 5-ye~o line, +. Hinckey kicked it
70 Harvari's 71-yari line aud Harvard cap
tured 10 HAYES tried Yale's right erd aud
gained i've Yards.
Time was called with the ball on Yale's
S5-yari line.
SCors-Yale l2, Harvard e.
TIE SECOND HALF.
Waters kicked low ball 20 Yale's ff-
teen yard line, which L. Hinckey caught
ana brought oack 70 the thirty yard line
Then 10 was set back % ButterwOrth. who
kicked 90 HaryardS thirty-dve yard line,
Yale breakiog through aud preventing
Fairchild from bringing the ball BACK more
than a few yards.
Nurply was hurt again, and the game
had % be SUSPENDED, Chadwick finally
taking his place With the ball on Har-
ward IS thirty yard line Whittemore was
pushed through Gale's center for fifteen
yards and Hayes was pushed through the
right for i've yards more amid great en-.
thusiasm
Whittemore again went through the
center FOR rye wards, taxing the ball 70
Nale's forty yard line. Hayes was put
through for three yards. Harvard's inter-
ference being Of the hnest kind.
HAYES was pusuel through Yale's cen
TIRE for i've yards and the Dali was on Yale's
25-yard lice.
Hayes went through Yale's left for i've
yards Harvacd's Interference being mag
ninceut The BAL was now on Ysle's Ave
varl Ine z1d "a Harvard's possession.
Waters was iammed through Yale's centre
FOR tlree yards and then Whlttemore was
tried olt lOsi two yards by ISle's break
ing through Tue ball was still Hsrvard's
and on the tDird down they bad I've yards
o. gain. Hayes was pushed through \ ale's
right FOR four yards aud Yale got the Oall.
Armstrong tCo6 Jerrem's pace az right
half OF Yale after the latter lGd been in
iuTed. The ball was passed 10 Butter
worth. who plnted 10 Ia,e's forty-hve
yard iue, Harvard securing the ball.
BrITERwoRrB PCNIED
70 Harvard's thirty-6ve yard lice. Fair
chile punted 90 Gsle's thirty-hve yard line
aud Cabot stopped ButJerwor from CON-
ms bacS with Il. IL vas Ysie's ball
Butterwor,h puuted 70 Harvard's thirty
fve vard line, and Frank aincEey broke
through and downed Fairchild before be
could recover any OF the distance. Butter
worth retired r. HiRckey taxing Thorne'S
place. wac 10 turn went 70 BUtterworth's
position az fan back, while Bass went 70
:. Hiuckey's place On right END.
Whttmore vas sent around Yale's left
for ten wards Waters took the ball
through tue centre for four Yards a8d then
went through agsin for four yards more.
Fa.rchild puuted 70 Yale's i5-yard line
Thorne caught it, out Cabot had broken
through aud tack ed him
Grh,-na nrrr4d 70 the centre OF the field