New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
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re lineup was as follows:


kISnt tackle
9 fGa mack .wrish MaE5sn
Ierrems r laliosck Brewer
The referee was Mr. Bovaird of Princeton;
tn Immune. slr Aonat also of Princeton Mr.
Pratt Of Amherst. acted as linesnan
NUMBER OF sUBSTITUTIONs.
The elevens looked different the end Of the
nlav. Murphy was the first Yale man to with
draw: indeed. he carried from the field on a
stretcher Chadwick succeeded him. Butter
worth. after playing in dazed way for time
gave way to Letton. Armstrong became hailoack
when Iarrems was hurt. but was hlmseli ruieu OH
With n Harvard man, Hayes. for slugging. 1hen
Captain Hinkey went behind the line BASS solhs
to left end. ,,,, l., tho
game even while ostensibly playing his position
Hayes. who became fulback IN ms siedu' 80 W.
the Harvard man who was caugnt strihne a az
player. The story current on the M Gri.,,s,,
vas that Armstrong struck one or the crimson
Dlavers and that Hayes took immedlate rtNen &
on him Some Yale man ran upon "llsntirs. 1 -,
oS,ar he had been tackled making it necessary to
serd Whittemore in as halfback for Harvard.
Hallowell injured giving Whe T1 a. and
80 ga in the rlshes against the Naie me- anu
Conterman played as fullback after Hayes wds
sent into retirement. 1t was Hayes VINO H. a.
some good runs by Wrlgnuhns'2Ti a,rcb}d nnnted
Wrann made a muff and so there was no Try Ior
goal
MEN OF MARK IN THE GAME.
ya,e.s second touchdown followed the locking
of a kick by Fairchild. Thorne was me luchS
Vale man who went over the hne hHNiuuaii''
Cantain Hinkey played remarkably well LOT aie'
He made the most important gains anu "i'
tackling marvellous in swlftness anu enalv
ness Butterworth and Thorne puhteu nn No.
Waters who was captain for Harvard la'l
wear was the life and spirit OF MS eieNS s
Wrenn showed himself wen quahheu ~ 80 81.
W. signai Harvard played with superb grit
after the game had been lost. Rushes agailss
the Vale line were attended py gains III ns'ia
the cases The spirit shown seemed 70 81 .
~ nv 81 1ictorv even in the second half. but
a long kick by Yale would neu'TaA ,, 'i n,9, 70
effect of score Of rushes' iale na ~ ON" SaT
nreyent the enemy from scoring In that hai
and che succeeded admirably. There Is alLeauS
much talk about the game on Tnankssrs'n nf
Day between Harya s,Ia ann sn Harvard men
nrofess the utmost confidence in the apliN Oh
their crippled team to Win
HOW THEY BUCKED, PUNTEh AMI NAV
STORY OF THE PLAYS BY WHICH YALE "0-'
HER VICTORY.
S,r;ngoa,d Mass Nov. 2i-The game opened at
90. o'clock Yale winning the toss and taxing 'i'e
hu against the slight wind Her first touchoo"i,
was made within one minute. before mar r
fairly walked up. Hickok drove 'he pan y" M, 80.
evening kick TO the 1O-yard line in front OF mar
,,ard,s goal posts and Charlie Brewer started III
,ad,stelv TO the right and reached the S-yard hhe
hofors he was downed. Wrightington then droppeu
hack for a punt but Stillman broke through on hii'
blocked the ball and dropped on II pach Vi ia,
wards goal-post before any HarVaru man ,',,
reach IT, Hinkey brought out the BALL anu ii'N"
.kicked goal Score: Yale, 9; Harvard "
Dnr;ng the next fifteen minutes of the play mar
ward did her most aggressive WORK OF inc ea4e' 60"
succeeded at its end in making TOUCHDOWN
49, In this hard play that the first man. Charhe
brewer had 10 withdraw from the game Oh az
count of injury Harvard sent the ball along 'he
Ground about twenty yards to the right on the KICK
off and the bail secured by her Oh d i""
hv Yale Charlie Brewer and Wrish'iisto" "VtS
sen, five wards by mass-pays through Yales rlgh'
and left tackles. Then Charlie Brewer ndoe d
sl,gh, gain around Yaes right end, but the pan was
n then held for four downs by Yale on 'he iaUei
u 3o-yard line Butterworth was sent for shoit gam"
n twice around A. Brewers end, put the pan "'
fumbIed on the next pass back and went TO hafVaru
xNa,ars made five wards around Captain Hinkey 8
end and yard by nass-play against Bearu, anu
then Charlie Brewer made five yards arouhu ie''
end An attempt flying interference anu ciiS9
cross yielded Harvard no gains but !eil hei I" NJ
10 the right OF Yale's goal, near the Z0ya'u lie'
From here Fairchi made beautiful attempt at
gal from the field but the ball struck the cross
bar and bounded back
A CLOSE CALL FOR YALE.
1t was desperate time for Yale Harvard mao
continually forced the ball toward her goa ="
spite of her efforts, and now nearly loreea Du
terworth who secured the kick on It's repouhu'
over the line for a safety. After dispute how
ever he was declared to have been two yards out
side when he had the ball down. and lhorhe put
Yale out Of danger by great punt from back OF
Yale's goal-line to her 40-yard line OHsiue play
by Yale gave Harvard ten yards lmmeoiaIeiy'
She then started out. and with mass interference
sent Wrightington into Yales left and right TOT
nve yards TWO more plays with the half,
Sae gave aver. Harvard five yards Charlie Brewer
and Waters were unsuccessful in masses az .he
centre Brewer hurting his LEX IN BY the a sa wa
blocked by Captain Hnkey, but Harvard got tne
ball him Jmaf o leave the field and Hayes took his
place The new halfback was immediately sent
,nTSnsh MaTRhX 9a lost
a criss-cross Fairchild took the ball eight yards
past Captain Hinkeys end
HARVARD SCORES HER TOUCHDOWN.
Wrightington was twice against Yales
guards with effect, and it looked as II iaie
would hold for four downs. when. by clever inter-
ference Hayes was sent around Captain Hinkey
end for touchdown. which left the ball IN touch
at 2:i3 O'Clock. on the punt out Wrehh W. VIZ
d dIcn,en oE ON the ball Score: Yale G. Harvard
Yale began to force the play on ner RGkGm
and Wrightington kicked it back from Harva ard,
syard line. landing it at the middle Of Inc i ea
ysrds to Harvards 4o-yard line. Butterworth was as
sent gan NO gam losing the bali to Thorne the
second time. Thorne then kicked IT to HdrYat h
his Collar broken ana replaced by Whit
temore. In the next lineup Yale got hvf yaras
was sent three yards around A. Brewers end. ana
Butterworh made no gain at centre Ya IN TWO vars
Butterworth made slight gain through Halo
%e' , Se' bs TO- Harvard punt by Hayes to
Harvard's 35-yard line put her goal again out OF
danger
THORNE MISSES A GOAL FROM THE FIELD
Thorne made three yards in plunges against
Hallowell and again Yale got five yards for inter
ference at centre After unsuccessful tries with
Butterworth. Thorne tried drop kick at goal 1t