The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25

Whitmore took the place. y. Brewer was
put through Yals's lett. Yale broke
through and tackled Fairchild In his
tracks. Butterworth tried TO break
through, but Whitmore tackled and took
the ball away from him. Fairchild
tried to punt, but fuked and the ball
went to Yale on HafvSrd's 5-yasd line.
Thorne tried for the center but Har.
wards stocky men held him and he made
no gain.
On the next line up Yale failed to
push the ball through HarvArd's line.
The Harvard men played like fiends,
but on the next line up the ball went over
and Yale made her second touchdown,
really the frst, for the frst was done on
q fluke. The score NOW stood: Yale,
10; Harvard A.
Hickok kicked a pretty goal. Score:
Yale, IL; Harvard. A..
ANOTHER MAN WOUNDED.
There Was another thrse-minute de-
lay while McCrea had his foot attended
TO. Buttsrworth tried HarvAfd's right
but failed to get In more than q yard,
Walters proving ineffective. Then
Thorne was tried for the center but
also failed again. On the next play
Hayes broke through and stopped
Ades on the third down. Butter
worth then punted to Harvard's
35-yard line. Harvard getting
the ball. Hayes was sent through the
center for five yards and Whitmors
gained FIVE more. Fairohild went
through for two yards. Ysle's center
was getting hard usage from the lighter
Harvards. and frequent stops had to
be made &c allow The men 10 recover.
The substitute halves for Harvard were
doing remarkable work. frequently
breaking through the heaviest part Of
Yale's line. The bail was Har-
wards on their own fve-yard line
and Fairchild punted for SO yards. Hal.
lowell aud A. Brewer broke through and
prevented Yale from bringing Is back.
The ball was brought out to Ysle's 25-
yard line. Frank Hinckley kicked to
Yale's 45.yard line and Harvard cap
tured it. Hayes tried Yals's right and
gained five yards. Time WAS called with
the ball on Yale's 35.yard line.
Score: Yale. IL; Harvard. 4.
THE SECOND HALF.
The secoud hali began with Harvard
holding the ball. Waters kicked . low
ball to Yals's 15.yard line. which Louis
Hincksy caught and brought back to
the 35.yard line. 1t was sent back 10
Butterworth, who kicked to HarvarG's
35.yard line. Yale breaking through
and preventing Fairchild from bringing
the ball back more than few yards.
Murphy was hurt again, and the game
had to be suspended, Chadwick finally
taking his place with the ball on Har.
wards 35-yard line. Whitmore WAS
pushed through Yale's center for 10
yards. and Hayes was pushed through
the right for Eve yards more.
Whitmore again went through the
center for five yards, taking the ball to
Yale's 40-yard line. Hayes was pushed
through Yale's center for five yards and
the ball was on Yale's 25-yard line. On
the third down Harvard had Eve yards
to gain. Then Hayes went through
Yale's left for Ave yards. Harvard's
interference was magnificent.
Armstrong took Jerrems' place at the
right of Yale after the latter had been
injured. Tho bali was passed to Butter.
worth who punted to YAle's 45-yard
line. Hayes nuffed 1t and q Yale man
downed it. 1t was passed to Butter-
worth. who fumbled 1t and was down on
Yals's 35.yard line. Buttsrworth
puntsd to Harvsrd's 45.yard line, Har-
ward securing the ball.
Butterworth punted to Harvard's So.
yard line and Frank Hinckey broke
through and downed Fairchild before he
he could recover any OF the distance.
Butterworth's head and eye. which
were hurt in the 6rst part Of the game.
affected him and he retired, F. Hinckey
taking his place, who in turn went to
Butterworth's place at fullback, while
Bass went to f. Hinckey's place at the
right end.
RULED OFF FOR sLUaaINa.
Armstrong OF Yale WAS ruled of for
slugging, Lytton taking his place, and
Hayes OF Harvard wss ruled off for the
same offenss, Gonterman taking his
place. Then Hallowsll WAS injured and
Wheeler was substituted. Yale failed
to gain on two downs. Then Thorne
tried to kick for q goal and failed,
but the ball went behind the goal
line. From this point to the call OF
time both sides struggled furiously, but
neither succeeded in making . goal OF
touchdown and the acore ct the end Of
the first half. ~ to in Yals's favor,
remained the final score.
UNIQUE CLOSING PLAY.
The closing play was unique. The
ball was on Yale's Is yard line, and
Whitmore tried to take it through Yale's
right end. Thorne broke through, Fair.
child ran back for Q kick and punted
the ball clean between Ysls's
posts, but while it was in the
air, the referees whistle sounded
the time limit, and the prettily kicked
goal was not allowed. There was yell
OF satisfaction from the Harvard side as
che ball descended behind Yale's goal
post. but it quickly changed to one OF
derision when the official scoring beard
announced mo goal" +
Harvard protested, but the goal was
not allowed. and the finish score stood:
Yale, IL; Harvard, 4.
CoRNELL's GLORY GONE.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 24.-Cornell's
glory went glimmering this afternoon
upon the field of the Detroit Athletic
club. For the first time in the history
of the struggles between the east, rep.
resented by Cornell, and the west, rep.
resented BY the university Of Mich.
igan, the IL OF the Wolverine state
won. The acore was: Michigan, IL;
Cornell, 4.
OTHER GAMES.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 24.--Brown
defeated Dartmouth at Outing park BY
q score OF 20 to 8.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Colum.
biA Athletic club defeated to Indiana of