New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
BROWN TIES THE YALE TEAM
A REMARKABLY FINE GAME PLAYED IN
PROVIDENCE.
EACH SIDE GOT TOUCHDOWN AND GOAL IN
THE FIRST HALF. AND THEN THERE WAS
40 MORE sCoRING-BRowN MEN JUBI-
LIANT OVER THE RESULT.


LIANT OVER THE RESULT.
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Providence. Nov s.-This city is hardly large
enough tonight TO hold Brown Unverstys $50
students. for in tire most holly contested game In
the history of football al Brown the team scored
against Yale. and. what Is more held her big rush
line well that when time was called at the
end Of the second half the to g. with the
bal on Yale's territory. The collegians went Wild.
and carried the team of the field. while the other
5000 spectators who had gathered at Adelaide Park
expecting to Brown whipped shouted them
selves hoarse. The students tonight are cele-
brating the occasion the campus and In the
streets.
The Yale men take their failure to win quietly
1t is a surprise to them. Captain Thorne put MS
picked men tire field Brown has grand
good team" he said I'VE have no excuse 10
make for small score"
The home team into the game crippled
principally from the battle with the Cresceh's'
Coombs had sprained knee. Mccarthy lmped, cap
tain Motifs shoulder was far from well and CODY
was not in lrst-rate condition. But the men ioush'
stubbornly. especially in the second half.
Brown opened the game by kicking of. Thorne'
OF Yale. hurt. and Hammond took his place
The home team then kicked the ball to withiH HVe
yards OF Yae's goal. but 1t was kicked back thirty
yards Big Smith suddenly shot of AROUND the
right end and was not stopped until he was within
w
Mccarthy but;ed under the Yale centre and maze
a touchdown thirteen minutes from the beginning
OF the game Mott kicked the ball out into the
field Matteson caught it, and emory kicked the
goal neatly. Then the crowd shouted lot KUN
three minutes
Ietton kicked off landing the ball directly IN
front OF Browns goal and almost on the Inc
Brown kicked it back we'll and then began me
most desperate playing by Yale ever seen IN Ade-
laide Park The visitors rushed five yards ana
vainly tried four times TO get through the brown
line.
Brown had no sooner got the ball than she
fumb,ed H. and a costly tumble it was. Yale -FOUR
times used the revolving play and 50 twisted
the pigskin over the goa! line Letton making me
OsG6ag~q goa WAS hcf Ese soon returned the
ball to the centre OF the ned Mccarthy pInted !.
i Sa 'e on four downs gained
but Yale got the bal again. rushed 1t Gown me
coby 'n Mccar afS puned out OF the ines
making good headway when time was Ca duhous
as to what would happen in the second half Could
Brown stand their ground as long an as l Se
kickoff by McCarthys run and punt to me Hldd.e
of the field WHERE there was muen Guga ne and
made a touchdown. which was no: allowed on a.
and Yale failing 70 ge, through Brown's line.
puntcd to within five yards Of the goal CODY. N
the ball was Browns the ten-yard line Mott
then bucked through the Yale line and ran thirty,
by two bad .umbles on Brown part McCartny
punted 10 centre. and then Yale, oy rammlng anu
the revolving mass got within seven yards or the
goal line. Colby stopped the runner and brown
got the BAL.
Mccarthy punted 10 the twenty yard line and Yale
fought hard against Browns heavy men at ana
around the centre. Yale twice more failed 20 make
headway and Brown took the ball only ten yards
from her goal McCarthys forty -hve-yard punt re,
newed Browns spirit Yale soon handed the pal
back to the Providence boys. Robinson made tiye
yards. and Mccarthy punted TO Ya.es twenty-yard
line. Yale Immediately punted 1t back to the centre
OF the field !,
The home team returned to the fray with De de-
termination TO make another touchdown in the few
remaining moments Suddenly Matteson shoi
through the line OF blues. and ne was not stopped
unit. he within fifteen feet OF the goal Inc
All the cheering OF the multitude. however fal!ci
70 produce another convenient hoe in the visitors
front Ya.e rushed the ball toward the centre OF
the field but had not reached II when time was
called The llne-np fOl,oWs.