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Yale tackle, was almost upon him, and
O'Dea sent the oval outside the lines.
Sharp tried out the right tackle to Cur
tbs for a ten-yard gain, and Mcbride fol-
lowed into the line for & short gain. Nc
Bride dropped back for mighty effort
and sent the balEshigh to the fegty y-fve-
yard line, where O'Dea neatly gathered
1t in and started to rush 1t back va
got the ball, and a moment later ODea
secured the pigskin and punted, but was
blocked. The Yale captain drt pped back
later for try and sent the ball to he
big Badger on his thirtyyard line. ODea
failed to get any advantage, the IL
bounding on the ground, and rolling back
to Wisconsfn's forty -fve-yard line. Sharp
and Mcbride after him tried the Wiscon-
sin line for short gains, but on the line
Yale lost the ball for interference
BADGER LINE STRONG.
For six or seven times Yale bucked the
Badger line for slight gains. Then the
ball see-sawed back and forth for sew
erai rushes until Yale gained possession OF
1t and Mcbride made as. good a kick as
any of his lifters during the game. Will
marth, on Wisconstn's forty-five-fine,
tried to gather 1t in but muffed it, and
Thomas was after it on the ball bound
and netted Yale a gain O'Dea foiled
McBride's kick on Wisconsins thirty-five-
yard line and Sehweppe repeated Thom-
as performance. O'Dea tried the rush
line by sending them down to the middle
of the field after punt, where Yale had
hare work rushing the ball back. On an
exchange O'Dea let the ball Ioll across
his goal lines, when, while picking it
up, both Yale ends grabbed him. Failing
to wriggle away from them O'Dea made
O. fierce pass at Thomas. On the kick-out
Yale got the ball., but the half was over.
The second half was opened by Brown
kicking the ball to Chamberlain. 1t was
followed by brilliant run by the right
half back to the middle of the field. Wis
consn's try at Yale's center failed, for
Cunha, Olcott and Brown were impreg-
nable. The Badger backs tried the ends
for short gains. and then between left
guard and tackle O'Dea dropped back for
a kick, but Gordon Brown was through
his opponent and blocked 1t. Mcbride
made splendid punt to O'Dea-on his ten
yard line and it looked like magnifi-
cent opportunity to return the ball, but
Thomas was again upon the Badger and
threw him so hard that the big full back
lay winded for few minutes O'Dea
took possession of his end and lifted the
pigskin just as the wind caught it and
went sailing in the air for fifty-five yards
the Yale spectators applauding the bril-
liant punt.
RICHARDS IN THE GAME.
Richards was put into the game at the
second half and Immediately began to
make himself felt His short sharp
rushes netted Yale many yards. But
when the ball finally went to Wisconsin,
O'Dea astonished the crowd again by a
sixty-yard punt, which Sharp misiudged
This was the critical point of the game,
for the ball was on Yale's ten-yard line
But the Yale team got together and
marched I'D the field steadily for long
gains, bowling over their opponents Rich
ards found some spots through tackle
and ends for twenty yards, ten yards and
sever more, until on Yale's forty-fve-
yard line Richards got the ball and behind
good interference sped down the field
Peele and Chamberlain caught him by the
legs, but failed to hold him, and Wilmarth
was bowled over with shove from the
extended arm, while a fourth man was
right back of him. The fourth man sped
down the fed and actually got his hands
on Richards as he crossed the goal lines.
sliding forward for five yards Brown
kicked goal
The ball was In the middle of the Yale
territory with Yale rushing it back when
the referee sgnaled that time was up.
The line-up
Yale Positions Wisconsin