The morning news., 1894-11-25
YALE WINS FROM HARVARD
The Score in the Springfield Foot Ball
Game II TO /.


Touchdown in Twenty-three Minutes
After the opening-The Total Scores
| of Both Sides Scored in the First Half
| Hampden Park, Springfield, Mass. Nov.
| 2A-The strict numbering of the seats at
| Hampden Park made 1t possible for the
/ crowd to wait till the last minute and
/ get TO the park in rush A few seats
were filled before l o'clock. when the
/ Harvard side began to hI. BY hundreds
the throng Of humanity crowded into the
/ amphitheater from that time till O'Clock,
! up first, nearly every seat being taken
| when the game was called. Harvard ap-
| peared first. The Harvard sections filed
at las o'clock.
! Yale put in an appearance n moment
or two after the men from Cambridge
and began a frolic about the field
! A liberal estimate puts the number pres
ent at $4,000. The usual scenes character
lied the preliminary waiting. The Yale
and Harvard yells, songs, cheers and calls
| were vociferously given, and the crowd
was kept in genial humor until the time
! for the contest to begin. The Yale GIee
/ Club occupied prominent position near
the center Of its side. The field was In per
| feet shape
! The weather was cool and refreshing
| for the players, without being uncomfor-
! table for the spectators who came with
all manner Of comfort-giving wraps.
All along the field cheers would rise as
a prominent professor, athlete or aIumnus
made his appearance.
| There was no wind blowing and no ad-
| vantage for the winner Of the toss. Har-
! ward tok the south goal, giving Yale the
| north.
The Harvard men appeared at first with
! out snap, while Yale was fresh. Yale was
| given the ball GreenWay did not play for
! Yale. Louis Hinlley covered the right
| end.
Hi2kok kicked off to the 45-yard line
! Fairchild caught it and returned the ball
| ten yards. Wrenn passed the ball back
with no one to receive it, Stulman broke
through and fell on it, making a touch
/ down in thirty seconds. Hickok kicked a
| goal. Yale to 0.
! Waters made a bluff kick, the ball going
| ten yards. HaloWell fell on the ball
| Brewer gained three and Wrightngton
two yards, and the ball was at Iale's 40
yard line.
| Charley Brewer strained his lame ankle
and waited three minutes. Butterworth
feigned a kick and ran forty yards around
Emmons, but the ball went to Harvard
for onside play.
Harvard backed Louis Hinkey for ten
| yards. Waters went into the center for a
/ loss twice, and the bail went to Yale's 35-
yard line Butterworth bucked both
| tackles three times without gain, and
! Charley Brewer was hurt again. Hicko6
| bucked the center for two yards, and it
was y ale s first down. Thorne fumbIed a
/ pass and Wrenn fell on the ball. Wright
| tngton made nine yards through Beard and
| Brewer five yards more. The BAN was at
Yale's thirty-yard line Brewer made hve
more yards through Murphy. Waters
! fumbled " rem pass but fen on the ball
/ luckily. Fairchild tried a goal from the
| field. Butterworth dropped on 1t and was
| rolled over the line by Mackie and Waters
A big kick arose. Butterworth claimed
that he yelled down before he was rolled
over, and Harvard claimed -, the ball
was not slipped. The referee decided that
it was not a touchdown.
The ball was down six inches from Yale's
| goal. Butterworth punted to the 40-yard
| line. The ball was dropped on by Capt
! Hinkey. Harvard was given ten yards
for this off side act Wrightington gained
three yards through Beard and the ball
/ was at Yales 20-yard line. Brewer circled
! Louis Hinkey's end for two yards. Har-
wards double pass missed fire and Brewer
was forced back five yards
Harvard was given ten yards for still
mans smuggling and the ball was at
| Yale's l5-yard line. Brewer was hurt and
! two minutes rest followed Faircbild
tried a goal from the field. Stillman broke
| through and intercepted the kick Fair
| child retired amid loud cheers. Hayes
! took his place. Hayes passed Capt Him
! key to Yale's j-yard line. WriPhtlngton
went one foot through McCreary and Fair
| child went into Hickok without gain.
! Hayes made a touchdown for Harvard
| through Hinkey and Beard. Time % min
| utes.
/ Hayes failed in punting out, and made
! no goal from the touchdown
Score-Yale, 6; Harvard,
The ball went to the center of the field
! Hlctok kicked clear from the middle to
/ the Harvard goal but not between the
| posts. Falrchild punted from the twenty
| five yard line. Capt. Hinkey caught the
| ball and ran back ten yards TO Harvard's
| 45-yard line.
| Thorne and Jerrems lost on two rusbes
| Wrightlngton was hurt I'm the chest
and wait Of three minutes followed
! Whittemore replaced him
Yale was given ten yards for off-side
| play Butterworth gained three yards
! through Waters. Yale got ten yards moro
! for off-side play Jerrems took the ban to
| Harvard's 15-yard line, but a tumble gave
! the ball 10 Harvard. FairchlId hunted TO
| the 45-yard line. Yale was given five yards
| for of-side work. Jerrems tried the left
/ end without gain The BAN was al Har-
/ wards 3j-yard line. Thone failed al a.
/ drop kick Fairchild fell on the BAH al
| Harvards 3-yard line. Hayes tried Cant
! Hinkey's end without gain. Fairchifd
| tried to punt. and Murphy dropped ON the
| BAN. II was Yale's ball at the fJ-varl
I line. Thorne gained one yard through
/ the center and Thorne himself took the
/ BAH over. The playing time was thirty
I four minutes.
Hlcsok kicked a goal Score. Yale. iz;
| Harvard, Z.
| Fairchild kicked Of for thirty Yards
| Louis Hiucksy ran back fifteen yards
Murphy collidcd with sh1w, aud lay lnaen-
bbio for seven minuto.. Ha resumed
playing. however ButtcrWorth pra..i
Arthur Brewer f1r nse yurdH. aId tfe
I ball was back lu ths center Thofue
Kicked out ~ bounds at IHrynrlH 81.
yard lIne FairehId made ngs tars
through Beard. cabot took capt Em.
mons place af left end. Falr.hIII Dunt.d
from the center ~ the nriG h.H3t
dropped oH lhe bail which was ngru I9
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UInHkfga rua for nfr YHrIF Hut fliUUIrI.
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