New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
HARVARD Is CAUTIOUS.
SHE GIVES YALE 40 CHANCE TO OBSERVE
HER STYLE OF PLAY.


YESTERDAY WAS COMPOSED LARGELY OF
SUBSTITUTES AND WON BY THE
SMALL SCORE OF IS To o.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
Cambridge. Nov 1.-THE crack Brown eleven
came 10 Cambridge to-day to play Harvard W NAT
they did play virtually Harvard secon'
eleven, which by a score OF II 10 w. III sP'o
OF Harvards weak rushline. Brown could not
make any apprc ciable gains. except at ODD times
The first eleven was hardly represented at all dur-
ing the first half Emmons Mackie and fhirchlid
being the only varsity players on the team III
the second half Charlie Brewer, Waters >or'"h
Shaw and Hallowell went in. while Emrnons ana
Farchild were Withdrawn. The reason why this
scrub team played instead of the regular team
was that various Yale men were supposed to be
on the field and that some Of the varsity players
needed 4 rest. 1t sore disappointment To
the spectators. who numbered 5.cn easily the
largest crowd of the year. Harvard will not play
in public again until the Yale game on Saturday
of next week
Harvard failed to score at all in the first half
and the only commendable feature of her play was
the fair defensive work. Three or four times only
Brown gained five yards and once Hopkins ran
fifteen yards the old fashioned criss-cross but
Harvard could not gain any more than could
Brown. Three times Harvard got within twenty
five yards of Browns goal. once Fairchd tried
for Il goal from the field but it was a miserable
failure. Mccarthy easily out-puntcd Fairchild ana
Hayes The Harvard rushline was extremely SLOW
in breaking through. ON one occasion Robinson.
who WAS sent back punt. missed the pass but
had time TO pick up the ball ana kick before the
Harvard men were him. This sluggishncss was
the chief fault OF the Harvard players
In The second half the ball was kicked of to
Hayes at IIarvard's 20-yari line. He fumbled II,
but Whittcmore got hold of it and sprinted with
remarkably good Judgment down the field for
twenty-five Yards ON the next play Charlie
Brewer went twenty-five yards round Harvard
left end behind lnc Interference on the part OF
Waters. Hayes followed with a Vineyard rush
through the centre. on the fourth rush Hayes got
through right tackle and ran clear Of the field,
ScOriNL after a thirty-nNc-yard run. In another
moment Brewer was slightly injured and was re-
moved. John Dunlop taking his place There was
no more particularly good playing. Ny a *uccrs-
sion of rupts and loose plays ON Browns part the
bail gradually worked down to Erown's thirty
yard line. From Their" II quickly carried 10
Browns twonty-two-yard line. There IN" froEl-
dcncc boys wee stubborn. Twice they met the
Harvard PUSHES. but the third and last chance
the second touchdown. The third touchdown was
almost nuk, Brown put the ball outside twice
on tn Kickoff. and according to the rules. the
ball went 20 Harvard AT the centre of the field.
yard line. He dropped Cabot tackled him and
Cabot fell it, I'm two downs Harvard made
only two wards. Then Combs intorfcr"I with IN"
ball, and Harvard took four yards. The remaining
four yards were easily made by Hayes lmW"-
diatcly after this touchdown WAS made time was
viii play on Saturday at Cambridge. Summary
lineup.