New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
HARVARD'S INTERFEhENOE'
1T WAS LOOSE IN YESTERDAYS GAME Al
CAMBRIDGE.
THE CRIMSON PLAYERS DEFEATED THE BOSTON
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 40 TO o-bhh"f"
AND wRIGHTINGTON MAKE THE
BEST SHOWING.

BEST SHOWING.
Cambridge Mass Nov. GSpeciai.-The Harvard
eleven beat the Boston Athletic Association to-day
on Soldiers Field by a score of ~ 10 w. Hdr'a'"
scored four touchdowns in the first hall OF twenty
five minutes and three in the second half OF eight
minutes. A week ago Yae's score against the same
team was % to o. Harvards first touchdown was
secured in five minutes. Yale's In hfteen Inc ho'-
ton team weak at all points. but lts defensive
work was rather better than the offensive us
payers succeeded fairly well In piling up the mar
ward interferers and spelling most OF the attempts
to get around the end, but they never once maze
five yards within the prescribed four downs ana
only once forced Harvard punt on the last down
The Harvard line was inpregnable throughout. Ihe
offensive work not at all encouraging ana 'he
Interference was loose.
The only really exciting feature OF the nrst hal
was when Harvard forced the ball to Bostons hVe-
ward line. ON the next rush Wrlghtngton dropped
the ball just before he got to the line. and Boston
secured IT, Tioag was sent back for Kick. but
Waters was too fast. He broke through, stopped
the Kick and feI on the bail. scoring "A touchdown.
The second half decidedly more Interesting
though it was too dark for consistent playing. No
sooner had Harvard secured the bail after the KICK
OF and after holding the Boston Athletic Assocla-
ton FOR four downs, than Hayes broke through the
line running sixty-nve yards He had good lead
when Garcc.on 81 the Bostons began to chase him.
and finally downel him on the hfteen-yard line A
moment later Brewer forced across the line Tor
a ouchdown. 1t was BOstOns kick and the baIi
went - Brewer. on UarvdrdS twenty yafu Hne.
Brewer though; he could make more by running
than by returning the kick - ne began dodghs
the Boston players and got clear through the crowd
thanks TO his aiertness ana 10 goOn interference
He then ran straight away from the Dlpck"rS tdch
ers ana ALL outstrippng the field ana scoring ann.
q .crnpest Of cheers after run or ninety YARN a
minute later Whit,emOre caught the Dali on tne
kck-on at Harvards ten-yari line, ana ran seventy
wards before he was downed. After two short
PUSHES Charlie Brewer once more got through LETT
tackle and running twenty yards scored thr sew
enth touchdown. II was getting - uarh t"a' Do'"
sides agreed to call the game:
The whole Harvard team played cream sd'e'
Brewer ala thu best individual work. with Wright
ington a close second. OF the Boston players Whit
tren Clarkson and Hoag showed to the best ad-
vantage. The tackles were the weakest summary
and lineup
Harvard. Positions boston -. -
r,r,r,1ns I~ft -nd...............N NJ Loon
Hallo~.l Mluahan. I~f JACKIE
(Murch'J- LII guifd.
i. shaw -''''''f''
j. y shaw iSl
v at-rs iIlsi
4 brewer ftEii
n.
ght K Hiayesl BW'g ialfbacks burns 'A' 'oD' an,
Tam-n Whltteuorrl. u!ba, ioas
Scr. Harvard 40 Hoston 4 \ % Touchdowns Waters
Wrghing;on =. r. Brewer Goals rom t9uchloNh -,
\. Brewer Umpire Beals. Boston A. \ h.'e', "
\ Brooks Iin--Inan / VI Woods. Boston n a iinir
twenty minutes nist half. eight minutes second hall