New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

,,..a.. oorr,od the ball back on end plays. Ex-
changes OF punts followed ana WIN me T ~ oIst
In Haryards possession" -'i' '''''' "
hdi was his time Harvard had played decidedly y
tie the Crimson backs had gained time anu
again. and with the wind in her favor Hai'"''
ri, sure Of scoring In the second haii'
THEN YALE SURPRISED THEM.
Rut Harvard's expectations came 20 naught' tor
tba simple reason that the kind Of play Yale put
nm in the second half entirely different from
,hot OF the first Yale took phenomenal brace.
with the advantage % the wind. hauGh'oh
promptly returned the KICKOFF by beautiful punt Punt
}9m fTe gave Cabot the bali Harvard set out to
work down tie eld but the se t1cIe sef
"g T6e crimson had 10 punt, and the exchange
Melted Harvard ten yards Win the 6al on ,r .he
rushing This time Harvard gave spiehuid en-,
h6iton of offensive work IhrGut ta1 restsd an" on
YsIe's ive-yard line This was ilaryaIds golden
HsTs 6 near 6 se seG' only Of
scoring Harvard's hope OF a victory dloa peio I
the splendid resistance that her oppo"e"'S "''ue
WAL Yale got the ball on downs Mcbride at once
puned and his goal was never as sa pacs and
aeain Harvard began the rushing. but ,he eH,
hausted backs could not force Their way iS Get
the lin line aHd sw wsTe MeBrds seemed TO
punting. with the wind against him. harV"'u
cG Haur rH punt into Yaes goal Yale free
kirk from her twenty-five yard lHe. az. 90
around the Crimson ends, ana MeSfiud Hne But
Urughton punted back. and, beginning on ~" -
thirty -fve-yard line. Yale made one !as' chua tho
score Short gains OF four or nv !"iu 80 showed
hest the Blue could do. for Harvard ceh'e showe w,
a strong defence. Yale was soon r 3 Tor Vale
Uaurhtons return gained fifteen yaIus i 49, rose
few moments later the Crims ~ n9pes IVn,'
ne Parker made square BLOCK OF MOI ~ ..a H.
and tie ball bonnded away 10 la.e - nS Vaie
But De Saulles carried IT back ten yaus' ha line
heran killing time by trying 10 p uch ,toa was
With the ball in Yale's thirty-yaru ""e YIN" "
called
ALMOST LIKE YALE VICTORY
The result must be regarded az virtually a are
victory Harvard failed TO score against an eieN'i
tina, has been scored on this season by Brown WIZ
po,p, and Carlisle for total of twenty-nine points
vale ON the other hand. simply failed TO score OH
an eleven against which no TOUCHDOWN mas p.,n
collv in the second half was OF uiHeIeh. -
from that previously put up by ine in the last
son The Improvement In Yale defence III ,llo re-
Two weeks has been wonderful Her cehiIIc Vi" W.
practically impregnable and be enis,, 'he INV
Saulles especially distinguished ninlseii , a. to
The Yale team was In prime condiuon, az 10
shown by the fact that the Blue useu ' H,ov NAV
men from beginning 10 end ana u9 hO' 10 ofher
on account of injuries, HARVARD on 'r,e soomei
SanG mi in subs and while the crimson seei',
TO be weakening tOwaru 'i'e e"'' 49,"
grow stronger. 80 ~ -. tie onnortuni-
Neither side made the best use OF us Vppor hid
tics zach should have scored once. Botn luho., ,
hadlv Vale nerhaDs the worse, her luiho,'"s =, -,
ing a chance for a TOUCHDOWN Ha iar rva t2's AZ
nor eoneralship at critical stage HarVau a.,
iack was omen Yale gained most on lhe o .i NM
through tackles. The score Is iarr s '''''"'0'
The relative strength Of the two teams