The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29


whether he SHOULD take the bail allow FneEs
the sr es.% &sBds t. SSs
take II in his arms Morley was upon him ike
panther. Yals's captain measured his length
upon the ball before Fincks could recoyeri IT,
:. 1t was Coumbias, ball three yards from
believe that a touchdown would he made in
the next minute. lale's forces were shattered
hSd pusR WAS
the Yale men S"H fs86ting ike Ion. at bay Morley
in ' the .stimasioP Of almost syery6oay
S we're the In s 81. snn nG' and the vantage
points outside the grounds were wiling to bet
their Ives on II, The Columbia players ieansd
one another. Their supporters were simply
frantic. Some. OF them Iumpei down from the
eleven. But before Morley could bring ont the
ball for goal trial Referee Bovairl oru"red
h .o to not allow ts eSu
down as he had blown his whistle before the
ball had crossed the line. ..,..
with the result that the teams lined up again
a foot from the gonl line. Columbia being
had already "a aprarentIy "srnsd. The referee
hen called time and spent several minutes IN
clearing the side lines. which incdently al.
was sent off the field and Richards took his
place, Francis also succeeded Hale: thereby
men, II looked very. much as II everything
was being done TO help Yale out OF her predtc-
nment and there were many, unpleasant com
ments heard among those who wanted to see
Colnm hia win.
When the battle began again. Morley dIved
line without trouble A he did so the bali
slinred out Of his hands and q sure touchdown
Hna hSS RAY yn was .o OF
course. n PUNT out by Mcbride on Iale's 25-
yard line, The Yale captain sent the leather
to Coumbia's 35-yard line before he was
thrown Larsndon made Ave. yards more. but
work the ball back again to the goal line.
master o, tho situation The bS was snapp Ped
petsiy, that Weeks had no dfiieajty in s.ttng
to be rooted to the spot although three OF
thsm made vain grabs at tho young freshman
Win wh2 was ,cory as Els sr down the ps.S.d He'd
as MeBrid. made one desperate lqnge, to
FincSe We're up and after the fiset.iooted
aistancsd in nD a few short Jumps. On and ION on
% BnE yS t a" Hfs stF tn:
no tluke to 1t this time, no chance to mako
along to victory the scene was indescribab
squarely behind the posts for n touchdown that
nobody COULD say Column hia was not entitled to.
sd sS 1 the ns 1 Lbs
was brok enhenrted. Several of the men were
that defeat was Inevitable; Although Morley
PSqf Ss @
insurmountahle obstacle In Yales PATH
trop hA nhaa n nd hA III n
the Blue. who had not looked for any such mis-
fortune. Columbia mon. on the other hand.
Of OF their happiness, which were shared in bv
the thousands Of New Workers who have been
o lon 10, .sr :.y. seys.
t LAY. McBrid urged his men to rsspOnd
with desperate attempts to tie the score and
Cpnha kskcd 81 and Morley came PaSt nth
had adj braced DIV wo Of and as no more
ground could be gained by the hacks Wilson
puntsd to F!ncEei Who vas doyned BY Ned
/ ing against odds and game to the core. dashed
| into the line for fifteen yards which showed
save the day. But when he tired again he
: was toppled over by Colum bias fierce PUSHES
fs on w.et n 'ST% h after the and %
started great run up Tie field as a sequel tG
! line Knapp made one OF the finest tackles Of tbs
game, by dropping him with one hand
| for six yards when the whistles blew and the
| battle was over.
| The teams were then on Columbia's 50-yard
| custom. Down from the stands the Colum bie
surporters rushed like maniacs They llftef
them to the dressing room. Each member q
the team was loudly cheersd aud 80 was Coach
BODY proce esq was formed Of Golum biz
mon and they marched around the field cheer
| ing and snging to their hearts content Aftel
a wait Of half an hour the vlctors. still In foot
ball toys came out Of one OF the entrances
and were surrounded by how,ing mob. A
team down to MornnRside Heights, but the
! wild-sysd Undergraduates unhitched tbs
the the 20 pole into their own hands and ordered thu
eleven and substitutes to get up on top, Whel
this had been done the coach was rattle dowl
| Eighth avenue with Il cheering crowd runnlnl
along bssid. OF it and behind it. 1t was ar
| ovation all the way, to the university. Coacl
'-I'R have nothing to say about the referee
ruling on that touchdown, In fact do no
know what TO say Columbia won and wol
tSry and f n'ry u .orr " or YSs
Can't: Wilson Of the Column bIa team said: :,
touchdown made by MorI.y and do H not kno,
why the referee did not allow it. He could no
I. e H hi. s Ws Won thu
and do not want to ind any fault with any
The Yale eleven left for home last nigh
somewhat discouraged. but ready to begin
anew tho PREPARATIONS for the battles wit
| Harvard and Princeton. Weeks Ia New Yor
boy who played at Morristown School last ysal
He is 10 years OF age and wei CHS ITO pound,
| When asked about his great play he said:
Il got the ball from Wilson and made tn
| run, that's ALL" The teams lined up In thi
| manner:
| Columbia. PORTIONS. Fdl
Neidlinger Left end Wintt
smyth. ...............L Left tackle. Fr:ncs
Iongacre .......,... Left gnard .....,...... Brow
Wright .......,,,... Centre .Cunh
Miller ............ Rlght guard. ............ Olro
Knapp ........... n ght tackle ........... stlma
Slccovitch GENUINE. Right end ......" 80 G"ni
wilson Capt Quarter back. ..........,.. FinCl
Weeks ......... Left half back ............ SharI
Morley ........,,.. Right half back Rshsrt
clarendon ........... Full back Mcbride 0cGrt
Score Columbia, s. Y4le,o. T9nchdown,w Week
| Goal missed from tOuohdown-Morley. Referee
BovaIr', OF Princeton, Umpire -BrokAw Of Prime
ton. Time Of halves-2o minutes Attendance
1000