New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

a. Columbia s,do-lners The boys aren't warmed
up yet" murmured the Yale coaches apoiose'''""'
NEW-YoRKERs ARE WIDE AWAKE.
Columbia had no luck at bucking the line ana go
punted Fincke for Yale. caught the pa' Ii0e's'
and would have had a good chahce lV' 'u' 20" :,
bur there was not solitary NaIe man 10 gu
tt ard 60 no was whacked down hard laie
ooid md M hole in Columbia's line ana so Nc
ilne pun'ea eeTjes OF short dashcs. finding an easy
Mace af the left Of Yales line Coumpld GIoppee
ash and played FAR snapper game tn4 l, r,e
Without once riyns uP onv ar de, away from the
eoa and dine Tor the first half was called WI,n anG
feather on the white ana bue lOIH p,rc III
t.i.b tho columbia men as pleased as fuhch'
rvrv At THE END or THE HALF.
~ cha .econd half Yale came out with look
49, .ho foce NJ ber cohorts that BODIED III things LOT
C,,.r,h,a Meantime the Yale men VINO never
nsed to know defeat walked UP and down IN q
Laurie Bliss Chadwick and B4 bnHS Plav began
mock; OF IA Af.er the kick Columbia tried re
yoyns wedge ana 'e snd Yee took her turn she
ntort,5 IN with VIM and Sharpe maze some go.
gains. On mn aeainst a very hard thing and so zen
hex on a feeble Try for field goal
cor1MRrA NOT TO BE STAYED.
,..,. ro,.s Columbia just the chance she was
,oL,,v for She took the slippery lea'hel' "'.u
% serb series Of dashes carried It irresistoly
nm
49,, struck the Yale line like catapu''S
omd battered # down again and again Goro l,,v
Rrovu Yale's big guard. was haNlns an an VA ~
ilme VIZ" ,hc railroad over which the lightning
express haifhacks OF columbia WeIf S S"' end rusb
o~ their way. Thomas ale Ilsht rmI M,
Gas also in bad way. HIS eye was sweieq 9r up
So as TO make ne cif' ,od PEI Eis plSdo
he%D arai tumble lost Columbia The ball; iaie
puntea Sn h et iriel and found wanting Weeks
ron the ball back twenty yards TOT COiuli." n VI
came , mqre on oil Mira down Columbia kicked. Cap
lain Mcbride yelled 10 Sharpe TO ley ne I Taii AZ
SgsT rd 5ne TRcn he TIED to gran il. int wh t
wind Of Columbia players pcked MN " l e'' Inc
shrek went up, from Eo'g nm score on
Vslo~. came HURTING over from me gIanus5aN
!, was Iieathcss moment Captain Mcb s,a OIL OIL
Yale went along his lne ana Sldppeu eat" mo" '"
the back. urging him 10 brace
ALMOST. But NOT QUITE.
The ban was snapped. there was surge OF
Columbia players to the line. chorus Of shouts
and the umpire's shriN whistle In the midst or IL
ALL The precious ball was across the line. bul
the umpire had whistled before # got across ana
so # was no touchdown. y wall OF protest DIoHe c
the play over again This time the bail Tollsa
umpire declared the play simply touch pa'A a"o
columbia made long protest but the ba qm wpe
WAS quite within his rights anI me , o" MS
Coumhia's turn 10 look savage. mat spit 'ouD'-
down must be gained again
THE WINNING RUN.
Mcbride kicked out FOR Yale and columoa
dashed irresistibly into the game again on the
second down the doughty Weckes found og
hole between left guard and tackle Half dozen
Yale men made a grab for him lie shook lle'n
ali off Fincie made dive at MS knees Neekes
staggered but hurled him away McBIlde mac
IL desperate plunge Weekes slipped away lfoml
him and clearing The line. with free '~dc before
him he sped 10 the goal lire for touchdown Aa''
was beaten The game was won
An easy goal missed. The New haven men
PLAYED desperately IN the remaining two minuii.s
Of play. but 10 no avail and the game enueu Win
the ball mcnacing neither goal. summary
Score Columbia p Yale o. Touchdown-Weekcs
1,,e.-+, n O. T,~olaV ~ Princeton Tmpire-Ir
Bovaird II Princeton Time Of gaine-lWo twenty nl'"
ute halves.