The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22

~ ore-HarSarl. II: Brown. q. lOurEiOWns--
Kendall and Ellis Goal from trnchdawn- S,wln.
w ,p1n,rr tgGrsI1- Letmn "f Ialr Tine,
and fettcrplace Auendance-I.Ooo.
YALE. g: WISCONSIN. 0.
New HAVEN. Oct. 2l1,Yale won the game
from the University Of Wisconsin this after
noon by tn" score Gt q points to o. thus
clean goal NJ The touchdown was male bv
richards in the SECOND hat rwcl>e minn'es
run ,ror stTty.hye yards through a a"jd
OF Wisconsins tackltrs. Although the
sITS no ro% mTr 9 anc hen 4 rHm
either coachers or students. and there IS gem
eral aliet satislart on t!lro ,rhout the college
dence that the material which played today
for the, university will be, pounde into a very
TIL" advocates Of the kicking game must
surely have been satisfied with tha exhibition
sonsn. the pr nca Of ali gicS.rs, at TT Ills LIST
matched against Cant. McBrit- who, whs
oc"asions DIVE ''t the e" hai " a. lar. cay Yos
men came TO the conclusion after O'Dea
that all tia, had been printed about Lis won
d.riul kicking was Mt much misrepres"nted.
s sMd Mhe % F bs Il the t
fsart 'ai'ars, Sled the iYas croxd TII%$
danger passed. however. for the hail whirirl
of many yards 70 III. right ana he was not =, r
mite T. get a free cE a .+coni, TINE. Wiz
replaced by an ordinary kicker would iall an
easy prey TO at least two OF the smaller New
Eng and colleges.
Four times Turing the first half and twice in
the second Yale forced the Wrsterners down
the iield and lost the ha on u tumble 10 be
raised by ODca 20 or 40 yar'? from tho
danger line. ial-'s line showed an urax-
3 Bride was not particularly Iuck in getting his
, ruhtS away ant stood i've yards nearer his
, line. the ormaton TO protect him was per-
! fect that no blocks were threatened 4 loose
! 10 nation and n strong tendency To individual
. rather than team play along with sense
iumhlinR hehInI the line were the 'rinciIal
reasons why ale could MAKE n" Roadway in
, the INST half whAn sh" had the wind
Mcbride was the only man able to make con-
siNt ut gains and hold on 10 the bail. Nharpes
work was poorer than he has ye' done in any
OF the recent games. He 70 lowed his intsrfer-
| cree entirely too close, ran ,inilv and slowly.
| an hrs try fora goal from thc lie d was many
| yards ont Of line Alter Fincke's nervousness
! ul-a feared he played n clean. accurate game
, q Dets long, hi.h drives with tn, wind.
, Chad wck who has been d stinguisling himself
| for the ast week by bril- ant line hr-aEing and
, surenr-s in making his distance fell flOm
ably cost va" a touch own. His T. ace WIS
taken nv richards who ma Q Yales only scor"
| Llucke rad tak"n bo-yard drive from
| ODea and was thrown on his Howard line
Yale here decided that n touchdown must he
made and nsgan a magnificent charge down
| the nalu. ripping the Badgers tor gains ~ from
Ito awards at time. hcEr de; Siilman. Hale
ara Richards doing most Of the work, The
| when Richards was sznallcd for run round
! right end lie got under war quickly amt. pro-
tectri by nns interference, took a long sweep
| my curve ov"r toward the side lines shaking
off thr-o Wisconsin, bncks in his fight one
| of the fcA ureS In YaleS plav was the splendid
! WORK OF Ihomas aud 'chwTrpe at ends They
| never missed thor man and were always on
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