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

IL TO Richards who, though missed by
Campbell. was run out OF bounds at the
centre OF tho field Still Yale did not care to
hammer Harvard's heavy line. and on the
succeeding play Mcbride standing within q
yard of his quarter back. punted the ball high
and for down TO Harvard's 15-yard line. II
was another superb punt, but DAILY handled IL
well and dashed back to his 30-yard line.
where he was driven out Of bounds by stillman
The ball was taken in fifteen yards and
Hallowell punted. as that was the only thing
to do. 1t was a good kick. In fact one OF the
best that Hallowsll made during tho game.
for FiDcse was driven out OF bounds by Camp
bell at Yales 3s-yard line.
Mcbride dropped back again. for what ap-
peared to be another punt. but Sharpe inter-
certod the ball and plunged into Burden for
two yards. As this trick was comparatively
Ineffective. Mcbride kicked again. and getting
in another Tremendous drive he sent the ball
out Of bouads at Haryard's 30. yard line. On
the return Haliowell was the luckiest man
alive. for he kicked 40 poorly that II wonder
the ball was not blocked. Not q Yale man was
in the way. however, and II rolled out OF
bounds at Yale's 50-yard line.
Promptly as usual the ball was kicked back
again. this time by sharpe. who wanted to let
Mcbride have a breathing spell. Shapes kick
sent tho ball out at Harvnrd's 30-yard line.
which was further evidence that in punt
Ing Yale was away ahead. Finding that
kicking duel was fruitess. Harvard backs con-
cluded that IL would DO well TO try Ynlo's de-
fsnc, with rushing sawip began IL with n
three. ya rd run around ua,loyell Kendall tried
tho centre and was hurled over by Hale
and Brown as II he were lightweight
Then Hallowell had to punt and Fincks was
thrown with terrific force on Yalo's 37-yard
line. Richards could only mako two yards
through Iswrenc, and McBride's kick. which
was splendid, captured by So vim. and followed
by a fine run by tho hitter to Harvard's 40-yard
line Uallovell punted without a moments
rest and sharpe. who caught the ball. made Q
| very slow ma. TO Fincke who was dovnod for
| A Ioss OF three more yard. By Campbell on
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| an ,ho an. yard mart Kendall followed With
thrso.v,rd nlpna. and Harvard ano, war.
waving on high ike a forest, Ano.
Their hurdling act by Ellis put the ball on Yale's
| 22-yard line and though he received what
looked like q terrific belt in tho face
he never turned hair. Instead OF that he
scrambled out OF the struggling mass and
tuttcd in again. This time no made f,va yards
more and Mcbride was hurt again. With
wonderful strength Ellis kept on with his
| great line bucking. going to the 15-yard- line.
Then he male two yards more and fol-
lowed It up with an irresistible smash
| In the centre to the 0-yard line. In
tho third down with one yard
to gain II was this same Ellis whom DAILY
| called upon TO crash In Yales defensive forma-
ton. and the piucky Harvard man made good
with rush to the 5-vnrd line. Another plunge
by the same player advanced the ball two yards
more and It looked like 10 to i that Harvard
would score touchdown.
Tbroupbout tn. Harvard crowd man xsrs
embracing each other. and women Usre
screaminr and throwing n.es and bnndk,r.
chiefs into th. air Over In In. YaIs
stand hon. had not dia.pp.,rsd. bov.vsr for
the bIus banner. ware attn nutter-
inc and ,hs YaIe oheer. var, scho,no
and reechoi,e with mat ,s much yoc,, nox.r