Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-20

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ball au6 went hesd Ions Into TIN sfSvS
Cling forwards. 1t Wa8 nearly . MIN
ute before the men could be pulled ont
Of the heap, SO hard and close had been
the scrimmage. But Reid had gone
over the line. The crimson had
scored the first point at just 2:35
o'clock, twelve minutes after the kick
off.
Cochrane's kick for goal struck the
cross bar and the ball bounded back
into the arena. making the score 5 to 0
in Harvard's favor.
Chamberlain kicked off again and
Daily punted back to Ely on the play.
The Harvard line was strong, deter
mined and aggressive. 1t was impos-
sible for Yale, try as she would to gain,
and she was forced to kick. Haughton
returned the punt and Ely made brill
liant sensational run Of thirty yards by
catching it and rushing down the side
lines, shaking off tackler after tackler
But when the backs went up against
the crimson line it was like striking
a brick wall. Yale was always forced
to kick and Harvard kicked at, every
opportunity, gaining many yards and
keeping the play continually in Yale's
territory. With the ball on Yale's own
13-yard line, Harvard held the blue for
downs and started hammering at Yale's
centre again. Dibblee dashed into the
line for three yards and Warren and
Dibblee on successive plays took it to
the six yard line, when Dibblee ripped
through right guard with half ton Of
charging muscle at his back, securing
the second touchdown and really
clinching the victory for the crimson.
The ball went over the Yale line for
the second time at 2:51 o'clock. just
2S minutes after the start. Haughton
shot the oval fair and true over the
cross bar and Harvard led II to 0.
Not two minutes later, after Yale had
put the ball in play and kicks had
been exchanged, with the ball in Har-
wards possession on Yale's 35-yard
line, Dibblee, with Reid, Warren, DAILY
and Cochrane in several end interior
ence, shot out in the right end and
breaking away from his interference
turned in and dashed over the field,
twisting, lodging and racing on for
thirty wards. Reid and Boal then
smashed into the forwards, but Mar
shall and Cutten braced and held them
within two yards of the goal line for
four downs.
Chamberlain punted to Daily, who
made fair catch on the 35-yard line,
from which Haughton tried for goal
from the field. 1t was pretty kick,
but the leather few few yards wide
of the upright and Yale brought the
ball out to the 35-yard line.
The remaining five minutes of play
was marked by no remarkable features,
and the half closed at sos p. M, with
the ball in Yales possession on her
own so yard line, and the score: Har-
ward II; Yale 0.
In the second half Mcbride re-
turned Haughton's kick off, DAILY re-
ceiving the punt and making bril-
liant run OF 80 yards before he was
downed by Ely. Harvard lost the ball
on Warren's tumble, and Durston and
Dudley began to rip through the GRIM
son line for the first time In the game,
pushing the ball from their own 40
yard line over the center of the field
to Harvard's 40 yard line, where the
ball went to the crimson on downs.
Eddy fumbled Haughtons kick, and
Farley, who had replaced Cochrane
moment before, was down the field
like a deer and secured the ball on
Yale's 80 ward line.
Harvard again began her persistent
plugging attack between Yale's tackles,
but lost the ball to Yale on downs
after gaining II yards.
Yale was again forced to kick and
Harvard, after several futile attempts
to make Roadway, did the same. The