The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-11-28

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| Ya,e's left. The ball was not three yards
| from Yale's goal and Hayes was sent
! through, making a touchdown. Harvard at
/ this 1uncture went wild. The ball was out
| OF bounds and Harvard had TO punt 1t.
| 1t was punted TO the ten-yard line and
the Harvard man who caught 1t was
/ dOwned.
The third lineup on the center found
| Ya.e with the ball and Hkok kicked It
behind Harvard's goal line, from which
/ yard line. Harvard took the ball and
| Wrightington made a long kick 10 center.
| Frank Hinkey took the ball back to Har-
wards forty-yard line. II was Yale-S ball.
| Butterworth tried center. but he did not
| gain, Harvard successfully blocking him.
| This was the second down and Yale had
| five yards 10 gain.
on the next lineup Harvard broke
| through Ya.e's center. ThOrne was
pushed back and every time Yale punted
| 10 Harvard's five-yard line Fairchild
caught it, bringing it back 10 the fifteen
| yard line. Beard tackled Wrighungton IN
| a nasty manner. hurting his shoulders and
/ the Harvard contingent Kissed him round
| y. Wrightington had to be taken off the
! field. Whitmore took his place. a.
| Brewer was put through Ha-e's left-end
/ for ten yards. but lost the bal. Butter
worth tried HarVard's right and gained
| ten yards. The bail was now on Har-
wards twenty-fve-yard line and on two
! downs Yale failed % gain. Ya,e was play
| ing hard game and an extremely rough
| one. Yale was given five yards for hOd-
| ing in the Harvard line. Adee fumb-ed
| the bail and y. Brewer tackled him, Yale
| losing three yards. BuJterwOrth tried
Harvari's ,ef.-eud. but without making
/ any gain. Yale had been dOwned three
| times and had four yards 10 gain. Thorne
was pushed through Harvard's left for
| five Yards but Harvard captured the bal.
Fa.rchild pun.ed to Harvard's thirty-tive-
| yard Inc and a. Brewer broke through
and d1wned Thorne. Butterworth went
/ through HarVard's center for three yards,
Harvard broke through on the next pay,
/ but the referee gave Yale five yards on
| interference by Wrenn The ball went TO
| Tn 1rne who tried to go around Harvard
right. but a. Brewer tackled him and he
| did not gain. on three downs Yale had
gained but two yards The bal was sent
back to Butterworth. who punted il TO
Harvard's five-yard line. Ya-e broke
through and tackled Fairchild in MS
! tracks Butterworth tried 10 go through
but Whitmore tackled him and took the
I bal away from him. Farchi,d tried 70
punt but fiukei and the bal went 10
Yale on Harvard's hve-yard line. Thorne
/ tried for the center, but Harvard's stocky
men had him and he had made no gain.
on the next lineup Ya-e failed 10 push
the BAH through Harvard's Inc.
Harvard mon Played like fiends, but on
the next lineup the ba" went over and
Ya,e m8da her second touchdown. rea.y
her first. for the first one was done on a
fluk-. The score now stood: Yl-e. 10;
Harvard 4. HikJk kicked a pretty goal.
Score-Gale. u; Harvard, 4.
There was another three-minute delay
while McCrea had his foot attended to.
Butterworth tried Harvard's right. but
failed to gain moro than a yard. Waters
proving an effective stop. Then Thorne
was tried for the center. but also failed
To gain. On the next play Hayes broke
through and stopped Adee on the third
wards thry-fve-yurd line, Harvard get
ting the ball
Hayes was sent through the center for
five yards and Whittemore gained five
more. Fairchild went through for two
yards. Yale's center was getting hard
usage from the lighter Harvard men and
frequent stops had 70 be made TO allow
the men 10 recover.
The two substitutes for Harvard We're
doing remarkable work, frequently break
ing through the heaviest part of Yale's
line.
The ball was Harva-d's on their own
fve-yard line and Fairchid punted for
fifty yards Halloweu and A. Brewer
broke through and prevented Yale from
bringing IL back. The hall was brought
out To Yale's twenty-five-yard line. Frank
Hinkey kicked it 10 Yale's forty-five-yard
line and Harvard captured IT, Hayes
tried Yale's right and gained five yards.
Time was called with the ball on Yale's
thirty-fve-yard line. Score-Yale, l.;
Harvard, 4.
The Second Half
The second half began, Harvard holding
the ball. Waters kicked a low bail to
Yales ffteen-yard line. which l. Hinkey
caught and brought back 20 the thirty
yard line Then it was sent back to But
! terworth. who kicked to Harvard's thirty
hve-yard line Yale breaking through and
preventing FairchIld from bringing the
ball back more than few yards.
Murphy was hurs again and the game
had to be suspended, Chadwick finally
| taking his place, with the bali on Har-
wards thrty-fve-yard line Whittemore
was pushed through Yale's center for fif-
teen yards and Hayes was pushed through
the right for five yards more amid great
| enthusiasm.
Whittemore again went through the
center for five yards, taking the ball to
Yales forty-yard line. Hayes was pushed
through Yale's center for. five yards and
the ball was on Yale's acknowledgement
line. On the third down Harvard had
five yards TO gain. Then Hayes went
through Yale's left for five yards, Har-
wards interference being magnificent
Armstrong took Jerrefns's place at right
half after the latter had been injured.
The ball was passed to Butterworth, who
punted TO Yale's fOrty-five-yard line.
Tayes muffed IL and a Yaleman downed
It. 1t was passed back to Butterworth.
who fumbled It, and was downed on
Yale's thirty-dve-yard line. Butterworth
punted to Harvard's forty-fve-yard line,
Harvard securing the ball
Butterworth punted TO Harvard's thirty
hve-yard line. and Frany Hinkey broke
through and dOwned Fairchild before he
could recover any Of the distance But
terworths head and eye. which was hurt
and he retired. +. Hinkey taking Thorne's
pace, who, in turn, went to Butterworth's
position at full-back, while Bass went to
+. Hinkey's place on hight-end.
Armstrong OF Yale was ruled off for
smuggling, Lytton taking his pace and
HAYES of Harvard was ruled off for the
same Offense. Gentleman took his place.
Then HallOwel was injured and Wheeler
was substituted. Yale failed to gain on
two downs. Then Thorne tried to kick
for goa. and failed. but the ball went be-
|. hind the goal line. From this point to
the cal of tinne both sides struggled
furiously, but neither succeeded in max
ing either a goal or a touchdown, and
the score at the end of the first half. II
to IN Yale's favor. remained the final
score.
The closing pay was unique. The ball
was on Ya,e's ffteen-yard-line and Whit
more tried to take It through Yaie's right
end.
Thorne broke through. Fairchild ran
back for kick and punted the ball clear