The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
NEITHER SIDE
COULD SCORE
Yale Held the Harvard Attack by a
Superb Defence
MISS TRY AT GOAL FROM ftEl.U.
The Pieskin Sailed just Outside the
Pos,s-Princctou Wins From
Washington and JET
fcrsOn.
MISS TRY AT GOAL FROM FIELD.
CAMBRIDGE. MAS

CAMBRIDGE MASS. Nov. 1S.-In a
vhirlwind OF excitement simply heart
breaking i'm lis intensity, the Harvard
Yale game on Soldiers field this after
noon ended without a score.
Yale had played Harvard TO a stand
still: then Harvard had rallied to one
OF tl.a grandest finishes ever seen on the
grldiron. and after a missed try ar goal
the immense crowd OF people swarined
down from the seats 10 where the players
were cheering their opponents.
The famous football game on the same
field I'm ~ had been repeated, ana ha'e
by her superb defence had held the much-
boasted Harvard attack. The contest was
T. brilliant one from start to hnish ana
frorn tho blnwing Of the first whistle 10
the sounding Of the last the result was
I'm doubt. The end OF the game furnished
The most thrilling climax of the after
moons snort. when. after rushing the
hail TO Yale's 25-yard line by steady plays
and with % seconds Of the playing time
left Hallowell. the Harvard end, brought
the enormous crowd 10 their feet when
he dropped back Of the line for drop
kick for goal
NEAT ATTEMPT.
II YVES a neat attempt, but the pigskin
sailed lust outside the goal posts.
OF the teams as a whole Yaie's defence
was a SUNRISE. as IL kept Harvard from
scoring. Yale's offensive play was not
equal to Harvards in many respects.
The game was clean throughout penal
ties being imposed but twice. None of
the mer were seriously injured. the sub
stitutions being made as matter OF
policy.
Score. Harvard. 0: Yale, 0.
The attendance at the game. $4,000, IS
believed TO have been the largest in the
history Of college sport, or, at least, OF
football
PRINCETON. 6: ". & J.. o.
PRINCETON. y j., No 1S-In close
and exciting game Princeton defeateu
washington and jefferson here to-day by
n score Of to 0. the only touchdown
being made I'm the second half
The game was characterized by Prince
TOMS heavy drives through its opponents
lines. and the splendid tackling or Wash
ington and jefferson. Princeton proved
formidable on defence and az times tore
great holes in the visitors l,ne but fire.
auenGy lost the ball on downs ana on
side play.
The features Of the game were Hutch
insons runs Of forty AMI thirty yards
ana the heavy line bucking Of McCord
and Knight, and an-arOund work of Alex
ander Attendance. 1000
COLUMBIA. %: DARTMOUTH 0.
NEW YORK. Nov 1S-Columbia de
feated Dartmouth to-day % TO 0. The
backs OF the Columbia eleven broke
through the line and circled the ends
NJ will Dartmouth succeeded In making
the necessary five yards twice only and
NJ no time did they hold Columbia for
downs.
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 1S-The game Of
football between the University OF Geor-
gia and the men from the Auburn Col
lege. Alabama. at Piedmont Park, was
called off within 30 seconds OF the end OF
play. principally on account OF darkness.
but also because the crowd on the Held
interfered with the players.
The score stood. Auburn, II; Georgia, o.
and had the referee permitted the play
10 20 on. the play would have undoubted-
" have gone to the Alabama team. Ac-
cordlng to the rules, the referees action
made the score TO Q.
The Auburn men are indignant and say
they will file a protest on the referee
decision. but inasmuch as the verdict was
given I'm accordance with the rules OF
the intercollegiate football association
the referees decision will undoubtedly
stand.
Georgia out-welghed Alabama. and put
up a good game OF bucklng and steady
play Auburn's sprinters, coupled with
some very clever tricks however ena-
bled them to overcome this advantage