The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19

form. appeared to suffer from panic. This
nas particularly true in the second half The
Harvard crowd was similarly affected and as
,ha game drew to n close the encouragement
accorded Cart. Burdens men was not OF the
tinII'that the Yale contingent had been hand
10 "A the afternoon to their chnmpions.
TntlrrI 10 sweep the Yale team of tho earth
ce,'n 10 many Ike stroke OF paralysis. The
eerrowI wanted to see Harvard win, but when
diJ not appreciate what announcement meant.
BOTH TEAMS PHYSICALLY FIT.
In loint Of physical condition the .cleyens
began the game perfectly lit. The hrst hall
Ip"l cur except one man. II was completed,
inducing time taken, out, in exactly 90
nnaas WHICH is sSSm"thins o, record In
ssy G ' To give way before the, strain, It
W., 'oun that trainer jim Robinson No, ha had
! j IN M ftsmarEaEs s .H S"e not single
man IN the Yale rush line was, laid out
md tor that matter the only man who needed
NrEr.de Tho Harvard mon, on the other
kani. were, continually taking Breathing
s,,astItut"- appeared TO hc pretty well SHAKEN
nj Jack McMaster. however Was In no way
70 blame. for the men stood the fierce playing
NJ NnI, a. well "a any team could.
"laIGs general attack and defence was rough
AMI there was some little smuggling; That
sl Gr@ S M IcBriS but there was probaby
som nj : done by Harvard men a. well under
cover The play, was So exciting that could
between the elevens alter the game. although
tn Harvard men we're very much crestiaiien
G GSs thar1 IS not football critic in town to:
NIGHT q no does not conced. to Yale the honor OF
schJey ~ a Partial triumph, Tne ate 1 men
are m re- han satisfied with the showing their
siovru mad" and a. none OF their players was
g SG ns 5 are az pa'
ION neat saturday at New Haven. Every Yale
man ore IAN across IN the streets said about
"Thi. is guiug To- be the season OF 1897 over
agau In that year. it will be remembered.
ha VA" wav rnw With Wes, Point s ma e
il aprcar that IN" Blue had no chance against
Harvard and Princeton. Then We came to Sol
ySri 10 a stardstil.. the score being moth
ns to n.thng week <, ntet ~, we al, met
tory is repeating itself The early part, OF this
season NaIo was wailoped nv Columbia In q
Follower oi old Eli who saw the exhibition OF
our team row We have, played Harvard TO a
stand-'r! again hv another nothing to nothing
.cure AMI newt week W. ar" going to wal op
Princeton u we did two years ago Yale
rayei 'orthall as she used 70 do to-day and
hay" vii Irod u lot OF green material into a
nrst.c.as- eleven.
NurlrKE ABOUT YALE's SHOWING.
Their was no iuse, about lole,s showing.
tuTtos"d [, he weak. Where Harvard made
mistakes ial" rrorted and that was because
laIs was better handled and knew Just as
much football Harvard tried number ~
trick plays which were not upon the whole
successful There seemed To be- some
c0ur,,' Il authority among the coaches
who stood around Dbb &c ike 4 COM
uHny u. soldiers Tho Harvard team
As Z paved to-day was vastly Inferior 10 that
%, a year ago. In fact II played poorer football
thar a. nrv previous tim" this season which
was the most surprising part ~ II all Coming
p y DOCS after Il series NJ upsrtS in the foot
ball word this year. ;his memorable drawn
tat',es 'rvs- Il thoroughly compiirat" matters.
and anybody who tries To- show which Ia the
best team OF the year will hav" his hands full,
Eyeryihng now depends upon the result Of
tie rtinr"iuu-lalc gam" which VIII probably
be- NJ" ~ the most sensations events OF FOOT
lai, thai has been seen un a gridtron in years.
Conservative Judges rather avJr Yale tonight.
FIR thny say that the rf-stige gained this
afternoon. tu,e'her with the experience. will
snrve a. u -yur"' OF encouragement TO tho
Yale men wh"u they line uuaEiir-t he 1igera.
10. avs game was conducted hy Referee W
L. MrDllrs Il l"hgh and Umpire Paul ]. na-
Eh'n, " Annapolis. with perfect fairness. No
nonuain' wa- found vi h-ithar pt these ottl-
yin- who made their ruling promptly and with
Bn Intelligent interpretation OF the rules.