New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-20
FOOTBALL.
BROWN SCORES ON YALE AT NEW
HAVEN

10Th TEAMS PLAY GOOD GAMES-WET WEATHER
CAUSES FUMBLING.
New-Havcn. Conn, oct. 10 (SpcciaD.-Yale won
from Brown this afternoon by the score Of % to s.
Captain Murphy OF Brown was unable TO play
owing 10 disocatcd shoulder bone. but his
put mp a good game. Notwithstanding. Richard
son. hight halfback the Brown team
most IN himself often stopping the Yale backs
after they had broken through the line and had
almost clear field before them. lie proved close
rival OF DE Saucs I'm running kicks back. and he
skirted the Vale end many times for long runs.
Yale. on her part put up the best game that she il
capable Of AT this time I'm the season. At times
the Yale backs seemed irresistible and then they
would by necessarily pounding and hammerng the
Brown lin" go straight mp the field for a touch
down. Townshend. Dudley. benjamin and Nc
Bride were all equal in this respect and their play
INK was pleasing to the anxious eyes OF the coaches
De Saulles everywhere He duplicated his
famous run in the Princeton game last year. and
made several Othc"s which elected the applause of
the spectators 'uten. at centre, did all that was
expected ~ him after his work In practice the
last f"w Gays, and more, TOO. lie was I'm every
Brown disqualified for smuggling. although his
misdeineanor was apparent to no ono but the UNI
pir"; S,iliman. who replaced him. did fairly good
work The weather was disagreeable and the
for the fumbling on both sides.
The first half opened darky for Yale Brown
yard line. Brown held the New Haven team for
four downs. and then Yale did likewise. Mcbride
kicked TO the middle OF the field and Richardson
returned the punt Some mistake I'm signals caused
confusion between De Saullcs and Mcbride. and
when De SaulIes got under the kick Mcbride ran
into him and knocked the ball out OF his hands
Hunt fell on the ball Naie's tcn-yard line
ale. however, held Brown more for four
downs, and then Mcbride lifted the pigskin out Of
danger to the centre OF the field. Richardson
puned. and DE Sau!!cs. catching the ball on Yae's
foriy-yard line. made a fine run Of forty yards
Short and savage pluuges by BENJAMIN and Me-
Bride then carried tn" bah over Browns line Mo
Bride making the touchdown. after six minutes OF
play.
In the second half Brown scored i'm the following
manner. The bail down within 1--WE yards Of
Marvin started 10 20 through right tackle. hut
fumhIod. and Washburn. picking the bali up. tn
length OF the field. no Yale man being within FIVE
yards OF him at any time Shortly aftcrward time
was called with the ball in the middle OF the field.
The teams lined up rs follows:
Yale Position. Brown
coy Thomas Right Hunt
hamberlln Richards Tackle. .Sheehan tMe!ndv
MARSHALL .'iHifd C'r'"r
uftcn 'Hrre heeSehnToIgh
brown fSrimanl.... .!ef. guard Wheeler
Allen ackic iapg11I
liubbcll End. Chase tWashhIrnJ
Do Sauies. Quarterback ........... Pratt
BENJAMIN. Right hafbach.. Richardson
T0Wnshsnd ,Dudey.
MARVIN halfhack PAYNE dIomanl
Mcbride Fullhack Bates
score-Yae -. Brown q Referee Rockwell Mas
m huscts institute ~ Tochnology Umpire Lake H1r-
.ard Iinesmon Ihetteplaoe. brown. Francis Yale.
Dudley. / Goal' Richardson !; Brown /. Chamber,
lin, !.