New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

SIDE but Burnett made careful try yoM TCT wat ed
SSDs ns TOOK fox his tas f wide Yale
breathed freely again. The bail was ,ro uEmidhed
Yale started T in to rush twice gained her S SI
lance. Mcbride punted LAY and Dina made run OF
eD yards u Harvard pund on her third DOWN na
Mcbride returned the ban, oS Sa w thirty wards
guarded by beautiful interference ana VII" ''''
play the half ended
SECOND HALF.
pu~ro,, hogan the second half by kicking of Tor
harvard Mcbride punted back ana Day so' ~
= ,,,o Ave ward run Harvard did not gain her
a,.,ance I'm three downs and Halloween ihaue
- -, Mcbride kicked TO Harvard's thirty
80, IT, Randall started things moving by goins
ten wards around the end on trlck' out vi W
next play Yale broke through herceiy' 90 no -
L,cted again Again Yales fuloack re'uiheu r
,aother and Harvard tried rushing. but the Tim
ie''',e.' s~orce was not so quick nor so compact
80, o.r,,. In the game and Hallowel was called Oh
a.. ,IoL again Yale found rushing inenectuai ou'
~ 40 70 avoid losing the ball she cropped pao N'
twentv wards This showed her game 10 NC ~ M
and foremost defensive Just here ny 10 CHADWICK
md Keane while Reid took Elliss place a' i" i0'
H2ryfrqh her fresh backs began to rush and IN
series of line buckng she worked , tne e o near
Haryards thirty yard dea anne pushed the bali toward
Maaryards line Yale could not gain ana So Hr
ward tried rush. But the ANU S,,,cklv Punts
were exchanged several times. and tne a DS VIZ
became in With an irresistible rush here which won
M ,eu d after ward But as the ball drew TOWARD
ne crimson goal the Harvard defence grew St.'. ~
and Yale had to give up the precious lea'"e' vi
Harvard was fearfully anxious. Yale eNCeiIen n'
defensive play had consumed more than thr rec,
quarters of the half areaGy ana nnnted Tor Har-
ward Mcbride mufed the leather, and r nSriTnson
feI on H. big yell went up from the CIlI II
stands. Here was the Gnamc eak 10 and bunting was
resorted TO- Yale returned the leather lar oa0N
in Harvard's territory.
HARVARD BRACE COMES TOO LATE
Then 1t was. with her fondy counted on victory
banished from her sight, that Harvard look he.oe
brace In double pass Kendall made wonde'iu
rim around right end for twenty-five yards ana
Reid began bucking the centre Ike demon mar
ward was PLAYING fast and furious now. ana ol-
rectly had the ball on Yale's twenty-five yard line
Here tumble gave the leather to Yaie II Tds
not been made Harvard might have scored But
then. too. she might not Al any Iaiiv' thratine,
hunted promptly and DAILY set everybody shrlektnls
bv dashing back with the ball. me thlns ma e
made the Harvard contingent so wronsnt w w"r'
constantly these brilliant runs %. u e
and Yale muffed the ball on her nIteeh yaiu IN
a Harvard man dropping on IT, fere was a. ias
chance for the Crimson 10 VIII b Uut gaiS Harvard
tried TO rush and on the third down ,HalioWeh
tried goal from the field II was IS oTdsf od
Thought il successful But it was not so, ana as
the ball fell to the ground the referees Wh n
sounded the end of the struggle. The 1ale eieVesn
vas overwhelmed with congratulations, but the
result was bitter disappointment 10 haiNaru' Inc
summary follows:
Harvard o. Yale o. acknowledging. OF Lehigh;;
UmpireDashiell, Of Annapolis Timekeeper-"oou' OF