The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
Her Football Eleven IeleatS HarVard'S
BY a score Of 10 to4.
4 BRUTAL EXHIBITION OF SPORT,
Due 60 Bad Feeling Hetween tho u ovens.
Six Men Injured. Two OF ihon """'''
The Game in Detail

agree that the men from Cambridge "e''
''gSiS s'r,S, 'S55,iupering Of the seats at
Uampden Park made II possible LOT Wy
crowd to wait tAi the last ih, s, cots
get TO the park IN rush a ne" to
were filled before ! O'Clock, VIA 10
Harvard side began TO MI By hunui eos
the tnroug of humanity cFo"ucu mn ~
The amuhifhcatrc from that tlile w
O'Clock when the game was tIoa,,ard
Harvard appeared tlst nc na' go
sections flied up nTst, nearly every seat
Vale put in an appearance a moment
10 'aftar me men from Cambridge,
and begau a fTOllc about the heio.
liberal estimate puts the NUMBER present
al 5000 The usual scenes characterlZed
the preliminary waiting. Yale ana Hdr-
\arJ wis. songs, cheers and calls were
voriferOuSly given. and the crowd was
kcpf Iu genial humor till time for the
contest g. beelu. The Yale Glee Club occu-
pied "a prominent position near the CEN
inc feld was in perfect shape The
weather was cool and refreshing Tor the
players Withou; being uncomfortable for
the spectators. who came with all man
nsr OF cumfOrt-giVing wraps All along
the field cheers would arise as promi~
uent professor. athlete or alumnus made
his appearance.
~ IeELX TOUCHDOWN FoR YALE.
There was no wind blowing and no
advantage from the winner of the toss.
Harvard took the South goal, giving Yale
the North. The Harvard men app eared
at first without snap, while Aale was
fresh. Yale was given the ball Green
way did not play for Yale, and Louis
Hinkey covered right end.
Hickok kicked OH TO the forty-fvo-yard
line. Fairchild caught and returned the
ball ten yards Nrenn passed me pau
back with no one 20 receive II. Stllman
broke through and fell on It, making a
touchdown I'm thirty seconds. hlckoK
kicked goal-Yale %, Harvard, @.
Waters made blum KICK. the ban roll
ing ten yards. HalloweI fell on the bdII.
Brewer gained three and Wrightington
TWO yards. and me bail was at Yale
fJrty-yard line Charley Brewer strained
his lame ankle and waited three minutes.
Butterworth feigned a KICK ana ran IoIIy
yards around EmmonS, but the BAH wen
20 Harvard for off side play. Harvard
bucked Louis Hinkey for ten yards
Walters went into centre for loss twice.
and the ban went 20 Yale at her thirty
fivc--1 ard line. ButterWOrth bucked botn
tackles three times without gam; ana
Charley Brewer was hurt again. Hickok
buCked the centre for two yards, ana II
was Yalo's first down. Thorne fumbled
Z, pass and Wrenn fell on the -, BAL
Beard and Brewer five more.
NIARISG YAIE's GOAL.
The ball was at Yales thirty-yard line.
Brewer made five more yards though
Murphy Walters mbled Wrenn's pass.
but fen on the ban, luckily. Fairchild
dropped on ~. and was rolled over the
line hy Mackie and Walters A big kick
arose. Butterworth claimed that be yell
"a Down before be was rolled over
and Harvard claimed that the ball was
not stopped. The referee decided no
touchdown.
The ban was downed six inches from
Nale's -oal Butterworth punted to the
forty-yarj line. The ball was dropped On
by Captain HiuAcy Harvard was given
ten yuIIe 10. this off-Side act. Wright
iugton gained three yards through Beard
The BON was az Nale's twenty-yard line.
Brewer glrcled Louis Hinkey's end Tor
two yards HarVard's double pass miss
ed fire, and Brewer was forced back I'VE
yards Harvard was given ten yards ior
Sullntu.s eluEEiut. Inc bdH was AZ
Ndlc's urtcen-yard line. Brewer was hurt
and given two minutes rest. Falrchild
tried goal from tine neld. Sullman broke
through and Intercepted the kick. Fair
child retired amid loud cheers Hayes
taking his place. Hayes passed Captain
Hinkey for Gdle'S nve-yard line. Wright
ngton made one foot through McCrea
TOUCHDOWN TOR HARVARD.
HAYES made a touchdown COY Harvard
through Iukev and Beard. Time. TWEEN
tN-thf-e minutes. Hayes failed I'm putting
out. 30 goal from the touchdown. Score.
Yale. g. Harvard (.
The har went 90 the centre of the field,
Fi.kok kicked clear from the middle to
Harvard goal. hut not between the posts
I8irrh.i puutcd from the twenty-five
N1rI line. Captain Hinkey caught and
ran back ten yards 10 Haryards forty
hEc-yari line. Thoruc and JerT'ms lost
on two PUSHES. WriEhtiuEtou Was hurt iu
the chest and walt of three minutes
resulted. Wmttemore replaced him. Vale
was Given ten yards for the on-slde play.
ButtsrWDr'h made three yards through
Walters Yale got ten yards more OF
side play Jcrrems took the ball 10 Har-
wards fftccN-NaFA line but tumble gave
LlIu d f41 a
the forty-hvc-Nard line Yale was given
five yards for onside work. Jerrcms tried
1eft end without gain The bali was ~
Harvarl's thirty- dvc-vari line. Thone
failed IN drop kick Fairchild fell on the
bali az HarEards three-yard line Hayes
tried Captain Hiukcys end without gain.
Fairchild tried 70 punt. and Murphy
6~onued ON the BAN. II was Yale's bah
at the foriv-nve-yard line.
THE LAST TOUCHDOWN.
Thorne made one yard through the
centre. and Thorne himself took the ball
over. Playing time. thirty-fOur minutes
Hckok kicked goal Score. Yale. y. Har-
Fairchud kicked of for thirty yards.
Louis Hiukey ran back fifteen yards.
Murphy colldcd with Shaw and lay in
sensible Tor seven minutes. lie resumed
PLAYING, however Eutterworth passed
Arthur Brewer for five wards and the
bah was back IN the centre. Thorne
kicked ont OF bounds at Haryards forty
lff- y ara lllts i dilulll maze I'VE wards
through Beard. Cabot took Captain En-
mons place an left end. Fairchild punt-
Cd from the centre of the field Cabot
dropped on the ban. which was given 10
Yale an the tweuty-hVc-yard line. HAYES
tried Louis Hinkeys end for five yards
but fumbled, and Jerrems dropped on
the bah. Time called Score-First half
Yale 10. Harvard. T.
Walters and Nrightington bucked Beard
for twenty yards til the bail was at
Males toriy-yard line. Chadwick took
Murphys place Walters and Brewer
made I'VE yards each and Adec Wrenched
his ankle. \ stretcher was brought on
the field and Murphy was taken off, his
head being severely injured Harvard
was checTcd loudly Harvard continued
her short stubborn gains. getting her
i've yards Invariably on the fourth down.
HAYES finally landed the ball on the
Yale twcnty-yard line.
ARMSTRONG RULED OFF.
Mackie was buckcd against Chadwick
twice and the ball vas al the Yale ten
yard line -Four downs compelled Har-
ward TO give II up. and Butterworth punt
ed 10 the centre A. Brewer muned, and
Beard fell on the ball. Thorne punted
20 the Harvard forty-hye-yard line.
Both sides were now playing q puhtlhe
game, ard the ball swayed over the cen,
tire Of the field. Jerrems was injured ana
ArmstIons took his place
WTightingtOn ran alongside the lines
twenty yards 10 the centre OF the held'
and Hayes bucket to the centre TOT I'VE
yards Brewer punted 20 the Yale TWEEN
ty-yard line. Armstrong tried 10 check
him. and struck him. lie was ruled OF
for smuggling. Hayes was also laid of FOR
slugginR. Ginterman taking Hayes place.
LettOn took Armstrong; place.
ButferWOrth was injured and retired,
and Captain Hinkey went TO half back,
Bass coming in as end. HaIlowell was
severely injured, and Wheeler took his