The Portland daily press., 1894-11-26

Six Men Injured-In Several Casos
Seriously-Yale is Said to HAVE Dei
Favored by the Umpire-A Brlet ne'ie"
of the Came
Hampden Park. Springfield, November -
The game today proved the nerce'' o~''-o
ever fought between the greaC eoiiese
elevens.
1t abounded in rough play ana d list oi
six injured tells an eloquent story. =
The game was called at 2 O'Clock anu "i.n
the first two plays Yale scored touoh''o"n IL
The line of battle wavered and was IN
steady, and at times all over the Aeiu.
Without following the contest throusn al
its features, but viewing it nerrowis an"
between half closed eyelids it may pe WI,
ten by layman that Harvard, ana lhougn
her score at the close was the ieast' us
played steady, sullen and intermlttent ue-
termination, together with good pone anu
powerful muscle. The Ifs" anu Tue
'sands'' and the might shave been may
not figure in the net result but tnere was
this year no sweeping up of the ground
wit h the Yale dust. and the defeat of the
crimson was one that brought with IL noth-
Ing Ol SIdluos suOuSu ~
those who participated.
1t was Interesting to see ButterWol ILL.,
bli inded by kick in ono eye. There was
an exhibition of nerve in the spectacle oi
Wrightingtons collar bone breaking unaer
the crush of Hinkey's knee. Ihe croWo
was interested in the rapid action OF the
play which resulted in HalloweIs pelng
carried off the field, and it was not an
everyday sight-that of Murphy, falntlng
and insensible on the ground owing 10 a
punch on his stomach which disabled MS
wind" SO they said.
There was no ostentation of blood but In
the headlong. needless. desperate crash OF
head and thigh and shoulders there was
enough movement and danger, even at the
distance of tho stand. to engage and hold
the attention of the thousands.
There was pathetic fatality in the last
minute of the game, when Harvard kicked
the ball from the seld over Yale's goal post
but failed of the credit because the whistle
which ended the game sounded almost while
the ball was in its flight and had not passed
over the line which gave il weight Tor
points.
All of Yale's men left town tonight be-
tween eight and nine O'clock. save Murphy.
who lies tonight in the Springfield hospital.
whence he may be taken home tomorrow II
we'll enough.
The men lined up as follows:
Yale-F. Hinkey. Bass, left end; Beard,
left tackle; McCrea, left, guard; St1llma I
centre: Ilickok, right guard: Murphy, Cnad-
wick, right tackle FL, Hiffkey,. right end
1errems right half back; Armstrong. right
half back: F. Hinkey, right half back;
Butterworth. full back; Letton, full back,
Haryard-Cabot. left end; Wheeler, Hal
lowell, left tackle: Macie. left guard; f.
Shaw, centre; Mackie, right guard; Waters,
right tackle; a. Brewer, right end. Wren,
quarter back; Wrig hfington. left half bac K :
Whittenore;. left half back; 9. Brewer,
right half back: Hayes, right half back
Gonterman, right half back; Fairchild, full
Score-Yale 12; Harvard. A. Touchdowns
-Stillman. Thorne, Hayes. Goals from
touc uchdowns-H ickok2.
Injured-Murphy, Chadwick substituted ;
Jerrems. Armstrong substituted; Butter
worth, iettoD substituted; HalloWell,
Wheeler substituted: WIightington, White
more substituted; G. Brewer, Hayes substi-
tuted. 8
oualified-Armstrong, bass substituted
HAYES, Gonterman substituted.
Referee-Mr. Boviad of Princeton. Um-
pire-Mr. Moffat of Princeton. Linesman-
Mr.. Pratt of Amherst. Time-T0 minutes.
Attendance-25,00 QUO.