Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-24

trough the cloud banks.
Many friends OF harvard arrived last
@n.. and before the coming of the special
ans The Streets were alIVe win men
caring the CRIMSON prominently displayed
O.. their ram coats, yellow oicioth jackets
=. black sou westers-
Yale Men in Good Condition.
The Yale players all appear to be in first
ass condition and the best of spirits The
w Haven students with money to ven
re on he outcome of the game We're sat
led after a look at the staiWart company
, they left the hotel where they break
sled that Yale would win, and the ODDS
skpd were conceded to Harvard betters
The team went through signal work in
.e gymnasium in the forenoon and went to
ale field at 1:15 o'clock on a special troll
y CT,
I was announced that the back field
question has been settled by me coachefS
marine going in at left half back, ana |
n, k, Starting ct quarter. Chadw OK VIII
ay ricat half back and Hale full back
The Harvard eleven spent the night at
isriGen. and while they rGo2rted Ine,,l-
ives in good condition and high SpfltS'
.~aiucr McMasters remarked that ne be
eyed Iiarvards chances Of victory "eIs
1t rs good a wet gridiron- Dibpiee ana
'lrI,gs the coaches. took more Cheeriul
lew saving it made little difference
neither the field were wet or not. and IN
import OF their opinion cited Harvard
rc4t victory WIN two years ago uhcer 'lie
cry worst conditions.
At o'clock the team had nearly orea'
ist which is To serve as the principal meal
{ the day. For lunch. at HID, they par
ok of light food only. lAey leIt Ior We"
.aven at - o'clock
Rain Ceased About Noon.
Al 72.45 the rain had ceased. though the
,Ey was still beclouied. There was
;gn.. cold breeze blowing from the north.
The gridirUn was in good condition 800
At | O'Clock IN spite us ana chillF
;inds, the weather was good for the game.
Ticket holders filled the stands unusually
.ariy.
The east stand was Yale's, while Har-
ard men occupied the other side Yale
vas far and away the favorite in the bet
ing with the conditions. and the cheering
rom the blues stand was correspondingly
.usty.
The lineup:
tale Positions harvard.
Gould. Left end . Campbell
;loouer. Left taCGle-....... Eaton
irown capt.. Left guard. Lee
JIcott -.----.-... Center .-....-. Sargent
Sheldon. Eight guard. Barnard
,tillman.- hight tackle- Laurence
oy...........-. Right end .Hallowell
7ncke.......--. Quarter - Daily lcapt)
sharpe ..-....-. Left half. ........ .Sawin
.nadw!ck. Right half Kendall
Hale. Full back. ........ Ellis
Umpire-Taul Dashed If Leh gh. Referee
M. McCung Of Lehigh. Linesman-T. B.
Hull Of Yale. Timer--A. NJ. Whiting of
Cornell.
Teams Appear at O'Clock.
The teams appeared on the field at
CLOCK, amid an uproar from the sides.
Harvard won the toss, and defended the
north goal. having the wind at their backs
Hale kicked off for Yale TO Daily at Har-
Yards twenty-yard line. but the whistle
al Fc- Sid and ala rich rod fray,
ifty-yard line
Hale kicked TO Swain at Harvards ten
yard line, v no returned to Yales fifty yard
.:ne. where Sharpe was tackled by Hollo-
vel.
Eale went through center for three yards
anu through Eaton for three more. Chad
wick went through Lee for two yards
Sharpe faxed around Campbell and ran to
larvards thirty-yard line, where Swain
.ackied him.
Yale's tackles got back her two yards
axe play around HallOwen gave two yards
'haiwick carrying The bail. Yale's bail on
-larVard's twenty-hVe-yard line.
Hale went through Lee for TWO yards and
made TWO yards through Barnard; tackles
rack through Eaton, with Hale carrying
he ball. gave four yards. End play inside
# HallOweu Dy Chadwick gained four
ards
Ellis Pants Out of Bound4.
Yale got the necessary yard through Lau-
-zuce; tackles back took the ball to Har-
ards two-yard line. Sharpe fumbled and
,ampbcL got the ball. Sargent made a
nigh pass 10 Ellis. Ellis punted out of
,oIrcs a, Harrards TWEEN, y-three yard line.
TaIe's ball. Haze gained two yards
tnrough Laurence; Sharpe gained four
yards through Eaton.
Chadwick made two yards through Bar
lard; Boomer made five more through the
sarne hole. taking the ball to Harvards six
Yard line
Harvard held on next try; Sharpe gained
ywo yards. Yale's ball on Harvard's three
2ard line. Third Gown.
one TO gain. Yale made five yards. get
ing first down, but ball not quite over.
on the next play BIoomer went through
barnard for touchdown.
Hale kicked goal. Score: Yale, s; Har-
ard. o.
Kendall kicked off to Kincke at the ten
ard line: Fineke ran back fifteen yards.
Sawin tackled Sharpe after gain of two
ards round left end; Chadwick made one
more round the other end, tackled by Ken
iall.
Hale punted to DAILY at Yale's ffty-two
ard line
Haryard's first attack on Yale's line gave
aer three yards. Ellis going through Saw
II made three more through B!oomer. Ellis
made three through Sheldon on mistaken
signals. Ellis fumbled, but Harvard re-
Saiued the ball.
Sawin puntcd out of bounds at Yales
Sx-yar3 line. St!Iman made two Yards
tlr0ugh Barnard.
Chadwick gained two yards on same play.
Hale made one yard. Sharpe tried end run
and got nve yard. around Campbell tackled
by Ellis at fale's seYenteen-yard line A
double pass gave two yards. with Sharpe
running
Yale got five yards for interference with
center. Ball al Ya!e's twenJy-five-yard line
Yale gained two. then Bioorner made five
yards outside of Eaton.
Chadwick made two yards through Lau-
renee. Fine tackled back with Hale gave
i've more outside of Eaton.
Touchdown for Yale.
Hale kicked goal for Yale Score: Yale
u; Harvard. o.
Yale scores touchdown. Score: Yale. IL:
Harvard o.
End first half: Yale. IL; Harvard, o.
Pearl Newman Found Guilty.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. November "a
Pearl Newman, tried for killing Actor Nc