The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14

NhF. NsA'.e fall
on I sSs ban and 81 The HsSssrd crowd Ss;m on 1f S:s
The ball was HaEyard's and on Ysle,s ~ sei innS
but Hal shut him on with no gain: hough.ol
s wSs uy ysTd Isn aSSr h Int the p, SsSsF1 t tSo . a sS.s, ID
line OF, the foiiow InSo, play. Garrison fumSled
ys5dS. piSbloss trt Cd ceSSa%rSssisin for one yard
flying straight Into. De saulles.s arms, and the
later AZ! being doWnedi In bis tracks. and a,
demonstrated that .Yale's defence was pretty
EGG, To-. MCBRIDE puntsd strsiShtswhIy ,n af fSs
centre of the ssiidT, reeSi1ed a corklng tackle
from ChNmborlaln, who got one hand on the
nsIIdra % nna collar: Parker cs,l S9p, anon m for q
sick; ne shot the ball almost straight oyer
bis head and the Wind was so strong th9t
Soyard line, where Mcbride. secured Il, The
isttsr. aided by some fine blocking On ey De
bel, Ten Yards and then puntod Ouisido at
tho aef Ssi Ta to SnStbe y. Sssnc so fSr a MsFy tse Co Gason
players won't at their tackle like demons. Cabot
t6em s SoS a, made about ayS yerHfs Il. P SsS 81,
ifSSyor Of Norton Shaw. t6s veteran guard; On
sT:siac play. tho hs'o only penalty Of that sort IL;
P F1vsSS Sa1 pailrg tie game Il and no, T Tbc Ssi nG 10 Ya IeS
lo'yard line there was intense excitement
%HARvARp's BIG OPPORTUNITY
It was the chance OF q lifetime In the eyes OF
a.; form twcnty.two years HarvaId had won
In 1890. And hero was tho opportunity to win
again. Fifteen yards, from the haven that Har-
o onsG might %Sn h say, L loH %ss pf fsf se s1ons 70 e f tse de,irsdi
fbs oaSe 81 SMASHED SaslSsY' n and m tSS srG fSsm sn INTO II Ya Ris
centre Tor O yard. 1t seemed only nm inch.. He
tried 1T again. and was tlfieted about with no
galinn;; Ihen Parker suddenly, turned iale.s
1t was exciting. business, yet the Yale players
not %SsS fesz led q q b SP4 sy ni iSe state saSe 81 t snins sa'y c SSef
was literally wetged In between RODGERS and
and enSt there ~ ~asi more ee T irsn say 'e Only , eishtee s9 f feee
those Yale boys stood ready to aEht for their
when the teams lined up again there was SO much
noise hat the Harvard players begged their
and sS Ps Started f fop the SsG ioft 'e esd Ho q Yaie Eof fi me- O FL
s noa siss tSPGu sS't TN u HsPvS Msy l Mn' and de d sssaisi
S SgSot d9wn under a Pile OF struggling players:
seem that Har VSqd p haa lost stG a yc SSnS oo Of " yo MSs
but that there was still plenty of hope. Yale
was bracirg with every second Of play now,
the line no was hurled back by Chamberlain for
the loss OF another yard. The ball was on Yaie's
quarter back trick Of running with the ball
after taking, 1t from a temporary quarter. But
hG uluu u gain u IOOU ana INC ONl WONT 10 1alo
on 70 r downs. It was YaIe's turn to yell now.
and Harvard was In mourning for fair. Yale
hsrTpl PLAYED 3D., 2 ma mss az cent c defensive " .S game, and d
Mcbride, after trying to break open the line
Yards 25.yard line. The Harvard backs seemed
to be q bit exhausted from their previous efforts.
point they were stopped even more easily than
. few moments before. As Q result Yale re-
fSaE : sfs 81 Ss.y SR IHi ine. Y fst w't ti sRo w .lns' sFls On
for ssns = yard. so MsBr rRts then hs9 p pSetsS and III Tou lae
line. But the Harvard full back Immediately
kicked tho ball out Of danger to Mcbride. who
and finally ran out Of bounds at bis s5.yard line.
re e!ni couldn't gain and Mcbride punied:
cRsn niSa Gns wR Psf on ths a HiGss sna made ny sn a sup eps
play by catching tho ball before 1t reached the
er%Sg cRr; and t rHnnin Sa ahead sn ten hySrdS; unr.a
but as Brown interfered with him, Harvard got
the ball on her 4O.yard line. HouRhton prompt.
s y sshi ps sa S,i sn Sas s ssrows ne on Ys q : S sS:Ss nd
line. Without delay Mcbride hunted the leather
On saS Ha on ees sds 4 asss Rir lIns eaS TSe sss sas e ' gain Sf II
IT, ~ MsbR sI II fie SaSas' was far Ss'ssr than IN
NE hN sIas Ss5ss ri, T or sd Ian il r one 9sIe! si ss:y and
end the men were yGsiterorsly encouraged;
s SS'ss a. A.. saa We: sB: :3!EaH''y Mh nsis; E Is ~ Ia
bsatsn b ssSs'e BY 'os chamberiain. sISV's on, T ths
third d, down H0ughton was compelled to kick;
T ysie T SISas ssfF t out ,sG 10 sa ths sv ss- !as Fiji iiaa siR ~h sns
Mcbride drove the oval to Houghton and the
l h6tnb ran out nS Of bounds 2Snt ,o A. his So o:nt Ill line e;
bounds, too, and on the return mado by Mcbride
the leather was downed on Hnrvard's 5oyard
but Dibblee lost hve when he attempted to butt
his way through Rodgers.
DE sAULLEs MAKES A DASH.
The Yale men were breaking. through Har-
wards line more easily than in tho early stages
Rin ger t 2s Ha &VS %sf{ backs elSs could ai not ' gain aay
was tho beginning Of De- saulles's second maeni.
teent play: The little quarter back caught the
Both broken up considerably, and De sauiles
started up the held At q great pace. He lodged
both Cabot and !, M9nltOn; sent GsrrisoH sprawl
and then dashed along the Side line until he got
to the middle Of the field, where he was for ed
forty yards. and the Yale roolers cheered him
again and again. II was the best move Of the
game, and De saulles's name was in thousands
BENJAMIN and corwln couldn't advance the
ball sng further = nasI and ad NC ride SSmc y to the heres res;
could only get a couple Of yards in two trials
s gong n o%t n Sou %as tS% Ysie's 4 s. sisf' lime ihe 0e 81
course Mcbride kicked the pigskin bnck. for
backs tried to break the Yale line open. but It
was useless. and Houghton, now pretty tired.
had to kick again.
The ball was taken up by Yale on her 4o.yard
line and the blue backs began an attack. Nc
Bride was the most aggressive Yale man, for in
two dashes In tandem formations he made q
and Mcbride kicked. Dibblee caught the ball
Is yard line. Donald gave way to Mills who
promptly made q great hying tackle Of M Bride.
An exchange Of punts enabled De Saulles TO
make his third great play. As the ball was fall
looked as though no had fallen and the Harvard
ends kept of q trife, fearing penalties for inter
ference, The diminuiive Yale player then caught
the ball; while on his knees. and leaping TO his
the fel before he was downed. Corwins smashed
into Bouv6 for Ave var q. and Benjamin found
three moro in the centre. Corwin made four
around Cabot. but the run went for nothing es
Saulles.
Then . kick was necessary. and herein oc-
CURED De Sanlless greatest play. As Mcbride
was In the act OF kicking the ball Parker broke