The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-14
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This Mornings Standard.

way To the l5-yard line. There was
dread suspense i'm the Harvard camp,
as a touchdown seemed a sure thing.
but Yale fumblcd and Swain fell dn
the ball. Harvard's inability to bunch
her back hard on Yale's line resulted
In a loss NJ five yards on the next three
plays R1fore DihlDlee mads- -fDur yards
ON the right end. but II was not enough.
and Haughton kicked % yards against
the breeze. Yale muffed the ball, but
got It again and kicked II back 10
Haughton on the orimsnn's 2o-yard line.
Haughton caught the ball on the run.
but Hazen was on him. Dibblee made
a slight gain at the end, but Haughton
bucked the center for "A loss and had
10 kick.
Mcbride fumbled in Desaulle's hands.
but Was nailed. Then Mcbride haunted
over the goal line and the ball was
Harvards on the 2a-yard line. De-
saulles got IL after Haughton's punt
10 Yale's 50-yard line and made "A pretty
run Of u yards around the right end
on a double pass. Garrison stopped his
progress ON Harvard's 25-yard line.
Again Yale fumblcd 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 tn show that there was no bad feel
ing. Warren's lcft shoulder was hurt In
the same scrimmage and IL proved 10 be
dislocatcd.
Parker took his place at right half
Moultnn got the ball for Harvard on
tumble. Parker was thrown down for
a loss. hut Dibblee netted nine yards In
two end plays. Time WAS called for a
few minutes later, the ball on the Grim
sons ij-yard line. after short gains by
all al .2l.ll.., aud -.
first half was over.
Toe cc ad Half
The teams went at once to their quar-
ters and there was general jubllation
all along the Harvard lines. After hay-
ing successfully resisted Yale's ham
mering with the handicap of a strong
head wind. every crimson sympathizer
regarded the victory as already won.
The wind was at the strongest during
the second half, but was less steady
when the referees whistle blew for
play to begin. II was Yale's kickoff.
The ball went 10 Haughton. who re
turned IL with a net gain of 10 yards
and Desaulles muffed. Doucettc got
the ball. Haughton and Bouve carried
II through the center for six yards.
Then Parker and Dibblee added five
more. bringing the ball to Yale's 90
NiTu lltlt. Nufif u
gave II to Desaulles.
Mcbride punted into Dibblee's arms
and the latter advanced the ball ~
yards In tn" center of the field Har-
ward made "A fruitless try at center.
but Ilazen got the runner. Haughtou
then kicked high and Mcbride got the
bah 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 a loss
on the next play. Mcbride punted out
of bounds at Yale's 32-yard line. Cabo,
made two yards around right end. but
Doucette got I'm the way of ihe next
] play and Haskell WAS forced To retire
| Norton shaw took his place at right
| guard.
Chaddick's Illegal Interference with
| the snapback gave Harvard five yards
/ Parker and Haughton pushed through
! the guards for good gains and the bal
/ was HarNafds on IN. enemys i5-yard
I line. Everything looked t. speedy
| touchdown. Bouve. Parker and Cabot
chopped on 10 yards OF The remaining
| distance and with irst down On Yale,
/ seven-yard line. Harvard thought sh'
vas already tasting tn" JOYS of vie
tory. but the Ellis summoned all theil
/ traditional sand and, combining II wiz
excellent defensive play, got III" bal
/ on downs. one SUCCESSFUL attack al
I ilarNard's line, ami then NJ, Bird
Z Kicked. II was short punt. but th'
/ day was saved for Yale. HnrVar,
/ could do nothing with the bah and for
! tcitcd II On downs II WAS Yals's bal
I on her 2D-yard line and after All uu
! succt ssfui assault On Donald by Ben
tamin, Mcbride puntrd II 60 his 50-yar,
/ line. Haughton caught the hall an,
advanced It no yards An exchange ~
! punts hy Haughtuu and NJ Bride uetts'
! 10 yards for Yale and short kick b,
| M"Bfidc was gath rcd In hy uur ~ hl
| oNtn side al tn mlJdl. OF thH n"ll TN
/ morn exchanges % kicks fen tho bal
, 90 Nal"'s io-ysrd lin. SAiin WIS laI,