The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-14

shook hands cordially On getting up. 10
show that there was no bad feeling War
rer's left shoulder WAS burt II ne same
serfEmsge. and IL proved 20 Dc dislccatea-
Parker took lis place az right hail. Aoai-
ton got the bali for Harvard on fu.nfse
Parker was thrown down for loss. Dat
Dibeiee nettee uine yards on two end
plzys. Tine was called few minutes
later. the hall on the Crmson's k-yard
line, after short gains by Parker. SWAN
and Df5blee and the first hsif was ever.
Crfmson Rejotees Toe soon.
The teams ~ent az eaoe 20 their quar-
tsrs and there was q general Wossation
al along the Harvard lines After HAVING
successfully resisted Yale's hammSr1ng
with the handicap OF 4 s.rcng head wind.
every Cr1msoa sympafnixer REGARDED sns
victory as already won.
The wind WAS az the strongest during
the second half but was less ssSzdy Wsaeu
the REFEREES whistle blew for pay TO De-
gin. Ii Mas Yale's klck-on The pail
went to Hauxaton. who returned IL vita a
net gain OF nfteen yards and DE Solllss
muffed. Douce,te rot the bali Haushton
and Beuye carried 1t through the center
for six yArds- Then PARKER and Dloolee
added Eve more. bringiEx the ball 70 1ass ;
ae-yaEd l1e. where alarier-oack AiEA
gave IL 70 De SoalleA McBrsde Duuied ~
20 Dsbbsee's arms. and the Latter advanced
ae.d. Harvard made = fruttiess Try St
center. but Hazen so; the runner.
Haughton then kicked high. and NC
Bride got the bali on Yates ffsesn-yard
iina. MouIton tackled him hard and was
laid ous for two or three minutes. but ne
was strong enough 20 nail Corwin ios =
loss on the next play. Mcbride punted
out OF bounds at Yates thirty-two-yafd
line. Cabot made two yards around the
right end, but Doucette got In the way
OF the next play, and Haskell was forced
to retire. Norton Shaw took his place at
right guard Cnad1iek's illegal interief-
ence with the snAp-oack save Harvard
i've yards. Parker and Haughton pushed
through the CARDS for good gains, and
the bail was Haryards on The enemys
1fteen-yard line.
The Blue Wards on Defeat.
Everything looked fair for q speedy
touchdown. Bouve, Parker and Cabot
chopped of ten yards OF the remaining
distance, and with FIRST down on Yales
seyen-y yard lire, Harvard thought she was
already tasting the joys OF victory. But
tne Ellis summoned all their traditional
stuhEos mess, and combining 1t with ex-
ceiIcnt defensive play. got the ball on
downs. They made one successful attack
At Earvards line. and then Mcbride
kicked. /; was short punt, but the day
was saved for Yale. Harvard could do
nothing with the ball and forfeited IL on
downs. 1t was Yale's ball on her twenty
yard lie. and after an unsuccessful as
sault on Donald By Benjamin, Mcbride
panted 1t TO his .ifty-yard line. Haughton
caught the bail and advanced it ten yards.
An exchange of punts By Haughton and
Mcbride melted ten yards for Yale, and a
short kick by Mcbride was gathered in
by one OF his own side at the middle of
the field Two more exchanges OF kicks
left the ball on Yale's forty-yard line.
Swain was laid out for helping Parker
through the left end. and Beef" Wheeler
took his place. Chadwick downed Dsbbiee
without gain. Forced 10 kick on downs.
Haughton sent the ball over Yaie's goal
line. and IL was her ball On the twenty
Vineyard lire.
The ball lowered around the center OF
the field for some time. until on a punt
by Haughton 20 Yale's fifteen-yar6 Inc
De Soulles made the best run OF the day.
gaining thirty yards through Haryards
tackles.
Donald was injured IN one Of the follow
Ing plays and Mills took his place. He
distinguished himself at once by a fine
tackle or Mcbride. who caught Haugh,s
tons punt on Yaie's forty-five-yard line.
Neither goal was in danger In the last
Few minutes. the nearest approach to 1t
being Just before the end. when Parker
blocked AcBride's punt and sent the ball
bounding back toward Yale's goal No
other Harvard player was near enough TO
get the ball and Parker tripped. Cabot
was hurt on the next play, ard on the
Following scrimmage time was called with
the ball on Yale's thirfy-yard line.
Umpire-Paul Dashiel, Lehigh.
Referee-W. A. McClung, Lehigh.
Score-Harvard 0. Yale 0.