Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-14

Wuucu u6r DdckS 0arQ on \ 8leS line re-
suited In loss Of five yards on the next
three plays.
Ben Bibblee then made four yards in
right end, but it was not enough and
Haughton kicked Is yards against the
breeze Yale muffed the ball, but got 1t
again and kicked it back to Haughton
on the Crimson 2O-yard line. Haughton
caught the ball prettily on the run, but
Hazen was on him. Dibblee made a
slight gain at left end, but Haughton
bucked the center for a loss and had to
kick. Mcbride fumbled in Desaulles'
hands, but Cabot nailed him before he
could move. Then Mcbride punted
over the goal line and the ball was
Harvard's on the 25-yard line. Desau-
les got it after Haughton's punt to
Yaie's 50-yard line, and made a pretty
run of Is yards around the right and on
p double pass. Garrison stopped his pro-
gress on Harvard's 25-yard line. Again
Yale fumbled and again she kept the
ball. Garrison and Hall apparently had
a rough encounter in this play. for they
shook hands cordially on getting up TO
show that there was no bad feeling.
Warren's left shoulder was hurt in the
same scrimmage, and proved to be dls-
located Parker took his place at right
half. MouFton got the ball for Harvard
on tumble. Parker was thrown down
for loss, but Dibblee netted nine yardS
in two end plays. Time was called
few minutes later with the ball on the
Crimson's 45-yard line, alter short gains
by Parker, Swain and Dibblee and the
first half was over.
The teams went at once to their quar-
tiers, and there was general Jubl.atlon
all along the Harvard lines Alter nav
ing successfully resisted Yale's nam
mering with the handicap of strong
head wind, every Crimson sympathlzer
regarded the victory as already won.
The wind was at times stronger dur
!, ing the second half, but was lesa
steady when the referees whistle blew
Tor play to begin.
1t was Yale's kick off. The ball
went to Haughton, who returned it
with net gain of Is yards, and De-
saules muffed. Doucette got the ball.
Haughton and Bouve carried it
through the center for six yards. Then
Parker and Dibblee added five more,
\ bringing the ball to Yale's 30-yard
line, where quarter back kick gave
it to Decaules.
Mcbride punted to Dibblee's arms
and the latter advanced the ball ten
yards to the center of the field. Har-
ward made a fruitless try at center, but
Hazen got the runner. Haughton
then kicked high and Mcbride got the
ball on Yale's 15-yard line. Moulton
tackled him hard and was laid out for
two or three minutes, but he was
Strong enough to nail Corwin for loss
IDn the next play. Mcbride punted out
|of bounds at Yale's 32-yard line Ca
bot made two yards around right end,
but Doucette got in the way of the
next play and Havelle was forced to
retire. Norton Shaw took his place az
light guard. Chadwick's illegal inter-
Prence with the snap backing gave
award forty yards. Parker and
Rughton pushed through the guards
good gains and the ball was Har
rs On the enemy's 15yard line.
rythfng looked to a speedy touch
}. jBouve, Parker and Cabot chop
u ten yards of the remaining dis
and with first down on Yale's
yard line Harvard thought she
ready tasting the joys of vic
But the Ellis summoned, all their
nal sand ard, combining it with
exc Ensive play, got the jail
on downs.
One successful attack OnHarvard's line
and then Mcbride kicked. 1t was
short punt, but the day was saved for
Yale. Harvard could do nothing with
the ball and forfeited it on downs. 1t
was Yale's ball on her 20-yard line, and
after an unsuccessful assault on Donald
by Benjamin, Mcbride punted it to his
b0-yard line. Haughton caught the ball
and advanced it ten yards. An exchange
of punts by Haughton and Mcbride net
ted 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
Aball on Yale's 40-yard line. Swain was
kaid out in helping Parker through left
d. and Beef" Wheeler took his place.
.adwick, downed Dibblee without
Forced to kick on downs, Haugh-
mt the ball over Yale's goal line,
6llu it was her ball on the 25-yard line.
Thehball lowered around the center
of the Xeld for some time until punt
by Haughton to Yale's. 15-yard line De-
saulles made the best run of the day,
gaining thirty yards through Harry
ards tackles. Donald was injured in
one of the following plays, and Mills
took his place. He distinguished him.
self at once by fine tackle of Mcbride,
who caught Haughton's punt on Yale's
Award line. Neither goal was in dan
ger in the last few minutes, the nearest
approach to it being just before the end,
when Parker blocked McBride's punt
and sent the ball bouncing back towards
Yale's goal No ether Harvard player
! was near enough to get the ball and
Parker tripped. Cabot was hurt in 1he
next play, and in the following scrim-
mage time was called with the ball on
Yale's 3O-yard line.
The summary:
Harvard Position. Yale.
Cabot Cap left end. ............. Hazen
Swain (Wheeler) left tackle Cap Rodgers
Bouve left guard. Chadwick
Doucette .Center...... Chadwick
Haskell (Shaw) right guard. Brown
Donald {Mils) right tackle. .Chamberlin
Moulton .....right OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hall
Garrison ....... Quarter. Desaulles
Dinplee 49,. right half back. Corwin
Warren Parker)left half back Benjamin
Houghton 49,. full back....... Mcbride
Umpire. Paul DaShiel, Lehigh: referee.
W. A McClung. Lehigh; linesmen, John
Graham. b. A. A. d. M. Goodrich. Har-
ward, J. Rowland. Yale; score, Harvard O.
Vale q. mi halves