New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
ORANGE FAILS TO SCORE
THE YALE PLAYERS CROSS THE HOME
TEAMS GOAL THREE ZINES.
RODGERS VAN EVERY AND CHAMBERLAIN MAKE
THE TOUCHDOwNS-LITTLE SNAP MANI
TESTED IN THE AGGRESSIVE PLAY

RODGERS. VAN EVERY AND CHAMBERLAIN man"
THE ToUcHpowNs-LrrTLE SNAP MANI
TESTED IN THE AGGRESSIVE PLAY
OF THE coLLEGIANs.
The first important football game OF the season
| In this neghborhood was played at Orange oval
Yesterday afternoon in the presence OF ABOUT -'y"
SPECTATORS. The contest was between Yale ana INC
, Orange Athletic Club team. and IKE heai'' an
football games played at this time OF the year.
abounded In features which offered an oPpo''u'''
for adverse criticism Neither team was AT us oeo''
and both ought to do better work hereafter i"o'e
was the usual outIOurng OF pretty s"'S' VIZ" 49,.
becoming familiar with the technicai po'",s Vi Wv
game and who recognize the fine points Inc Wv
eran gridiron heroes ,,,
rha ros,,, NJ the game was a foregone conclu-
sion of course and the only point for speculation
was whether not the home team "oui" $50 $50
The college boys won easily by l. W w. So .n
twice in the first half. and once on nuke III 'ne
,acond half Yale's defence was good Out Sic
/ ,,od IN oprressveness Captain Murphy, himself
seemed to BE- content to watch and direct HIS pa!
crs rather than take any active part III INC ''''
images. 49,, .n,,, IN
Tho Yalo team will average about the usual ~
pont of weight although the team seems 's'' o"0
~ tho line outside OF Van Every. The latter II
| robust ground gaining back who ought 10 MANI
record this year. Goodman. VINO reiie'eu p0"'
I'm the second half. is "A fast man on ms 'ec'' -!
A., com. excellent work for Orange. 1t Is too carry
n
,mcn worked yesterday as II they were '"'P'
| their wind rather than trying TO ron up '"e
score In only one instance did the nome p'"so''
got the ball near the Yale goal. and theh the eo,
| Iepians captured II in short order ana swept II
back down the field -, -
Harry" Boecher the old-time Yale pac"' "c'e"
| as umpire during the first half The orange "
| Objected 10 his rulings. and asked TOT MS 'v'
| mont IN the second half Stillman took MS P'"ee
! The contest was free from rough FEATURES an"
| none of the players were really injured. o"o. W
| twice a couple Of the young giants wou'u s"o"
! pug;lIstic tendencies but their anger wou'" 'o
quickly Gained by their more thoughtfui conn n
Dodgers made the first TOUCHDOWN aileI III ~
MES play Yale carried the ball through tne W -
| ange territory short spurts OF IRON tm round
| dve Yards [an Every did most OF the grou,ru
| gaining for the second touchdown wnere linn
for tho second time missed his try TOT toa,, ~
! though he had a straight kick directly III i'o"' Vi
the posts. . -, o,or,, changes
| In the second half Yale made several cha mss
Girard took the place Of Ely at quarter "o ia
| man replaced fienjamin at right haitback an" ~,
| Chaunccy replaced Hinkey al fullback IN III, VIZ,
| latter part OF the half Drummond replace" .'iuI
raw In this half Yale scored her thlrd tou u
down In scrimmagc on orange sili., i,o,
vord limo the ball rolled of a pile OF sweItefins
| picked up the ball and made n TOUCHDOWN; ln IN
| orange PLAYERS said they thought the pan was
| down and that this the reason why, ti.ey
made no defence. The game consisted OF twy
! halves OF twenty minutes each the Teams P'a'e"
/ rs follows