The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-21


Center
Cutten ................ Cheesborough.
Right Guard.
brown ...................... carter
... Left Guard.
CadWalader .................... Wheeler
Left Tackle.
Rodgers (captain) .......... Melandy
Right Tackle.
fost ................. Whittemore
Left End.
chamberlain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Murphy
Right End.
EQQy ...................... Hunt
Quarter.
DeSaulleS .................. RlcnarGSOn
Left Half.
klefer GammonS
Right Half.
benjamin .............. Fultz (captaln)
Full-Back.
Mcbride ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hall
In the toss-up Yale took the ball and
kicked to Browns ten-yard line. 1t
was caught by Richardson, who at
tempted to return it, but Rodgers broke
through a blocked kick. 1ammons was
tried around the end, but failed to gain
and Fultz was given the ball for ten
yard gain around Eddy
After several scrimmages, in which
Brown managed to force the Yale team
up the field, they sent Fultz around
the end for a 25-yard gain. He was
downed by Kiefer on the 10-yard line.
Brown was then given yards for off
side play
On the five-yard line Damman buck
ed Yale's tackle with terrific force and
succeeded in making touchdown.
Richardson missed goal. Score, to 0
in favor of Brown. This touchdown
seemed to clearly demonstrate to the
Yale men that they must get in the
game" and they proceeded to.
1t was their ball and Mcbride kicked
off. The men got down the field quick
and the ball was down on the 20-yard
line. Terrific line bucl1ings were then
brought into effect. kiefer was forced
over the line for a touchdown. Cada
walder kicked an easy goal. Score,
Yale, 6; Brown, 4.
Richardson Kicked to Mcbride, who
returned the same. Browns ball and
they attempted to work the old trick
play, criss-cross. 1t wasn't a sue
cess, and only slight gain was made.
The ball was Yales on downs and after
five minutes play Rodgers was pushed
over the line for a second touchdown.
Cadwalader kicked goal. Score, Yale,
12; Brown, 4.
In the second half CorWin and Gill
more replaced Benjamin and Kiefer at
half. and Chadwick to Posts position
at right tackle.
Brown kicked off to Mcbride, who
returned. Brown attempted to kick
again, but were blocked The ball was
Browns and they managed to circle
Chamber!ain's end for touchdown.
Hall held Chamberlain while Gam
mon made the run. A protest was
made, bnt the umpire claimed he did
not see it and the touchdown counted.
This was an exceedingly rank decision,
as the holding was plain to be seen by
everyone. Richardson again missed
goal and the score was Yale, 2; Brown,
8.
Line bucking at every point was then
begun by Yale and kept up SO effective
" that Rodgers was forced over the
line for a touchdown. Cadwalader
kicked the goal and Yale's stock went
up. Score, Yale, 1S; Brown, s.
Alter d COuple VI
ardson got the ball and made a 25-yard
run. Fultz followed with long run,
but was doWned on the 5-yard line.
The ball was after several plays
pushed over the line by Brown.
Richardson kicked goal and the score
stood, Yale, IS; Brown, IA.
The ball was Yale's on lining up
again and they had pushed it down to
Browns 5-yard line when time was
called.
Final score: Yale, IS; Brown, IA.
The officials were: Referee, Mr..
Knapp of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. Umpire, Rockwell, and
linesman, Hull.
The gains made by Brown can be ac-
credited to the inability OF the umpire
to see the holding which was constant
ly going on, especially by the end men.
Chamberlain was unable to make
any sort of a showing because of this.
Yale's line was impregnable. The three