New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-21
HOW THE ELEvENs LINED Up.
e lineup Of the teams was as follows:

Graydau- tackle. Farn5yyorth
LET guard. Bowers
Barnard Earnest5 Right soodsPeed
Right tackle Bunker
Fsne Plight Burnett
Day capVain1- Quarterback Cassd
A-L sSi1' ~ Left halfback.
5lendsI Right haIfback 80. Clark CPhipps
Els iSrnrau}- Fuliback Philips
The game began az s.3s p. n. In the half the
Cadets held splendidly and kept Harvard down 10
one touchdown A beautiful field goal by DAILY
however Just before the half ended, gave the
Crimson five points In this half Harvard
hE5 done anything but steady and consistent work
through raggedly. F'uUbles were frequent. and the
were simply atrocious. In fact Harvard was Pc
nEl-zed a hzf dozen times for these onences. 9no
lost IN the aggregate more tIan MY yaros Itr neI
eareiessness This vas the Ln0st CONSPICUOUS f S
the Cambridge coaches were much WORKED up
But in the second half the scene shifted The
Harvard fumeleE and ofside plays Were mostly
tsken on Inc sage, @he ne ~ he ere wesf
POINT had tired somewhat by this time but Har-
fairly quick succession Harvard crossed West
Points goal line and kicked The goal each tln1e
It was strong finish and encouraging 70 the Grim
-foh= adAefes7s.
SOME OF THE BRILLIANT PLAYERS
or individual players captair Daily OF Harvard
vas easily the star. He made one wonderful run
from rnidheld for touchdown that was spectacu-
lar But not content With this he made repeated
Fur backs after punts for ten. fifteen twenty and
goal that almost doubled MS teams score in the
6rEt halI. Kendall made some bully PUSHES for
Earrerd. and Putnam, a substitute halfback.
sccr56 couple Of the touchdowns-
E1r West Point Cartain Smith put Up the best
~ ,y-sS I-aF .-5 ran the eleven with good
JUDGMENT The West Point rushers all did snappy
ta-k1ng and many times broke through ano
rI form The Cadets we're pluCky from start TO
finish though clearly outmatched in the second
Tie same went about ike this: Harvard had the
stsr.ed 70 rush. but could not gain. Then punt
Fave DAILY. q Harvard chance 70 run ne teather
s5z-r Keoda1 Els and herman doing the rushing
and Herman making the score Lawrence KICKED
the goal.
CARELESS CRIMSON WORK
From the middle Of the field Harvard presented
ten Yards twice to West Point and the ball another
tine This brought the leather into { mson terri
tory. and tbs Cadets went al wo-l with re-
neHed strength. Thrice they gained their I'VE
yards but then a tumble gave rhe ball TO Harvard,
Rh5 quickly rushed If TO West Points 25-yard Inc.
tumble lost the Crimson chance. and then mar
Esr rush liae made couple MORE ir3si f3 Harvard
pushed the ball 70 the Cadets lo-yaTo me z %aeie
g.1gr for Harvard when DAILY shook things 70
gslaer By q dandy heid goal coIe-ii u 1Oi
Tae1riInzon's brace began with the second, half
rushed II risbt over for a touchdown. Kendall con
END ana PuInsm taxing me BAH over the line.
When the game was under way again, t1aI Tt1
tDioe lost the leather for holding, out West .-l
could gain yards This gave me I'm
so1 a show rushing, and in Few minutes, -
made Q second touchdown. with tae sOa4 ti-iS
made = points. and West Point looked biue-
DALY's FIFTY-YARD RUN.
The third and last touchdown was made IN the
most brilliant play Of the day West Point kicked
70 nl6deld where DAILY caught the ball on the
Jump His Interference formed like HASH ana Oh
the whole pack started down the field One by one
tAe Crimson blockers we're knocked down, and
DAILY was left alone But he was only SNORT
Ter yards from the encmy's goal. de Codgea IIhe
hare ard eluEfug the last tackler. dashed across
re ue for touchdown TIE Harvard men LhaI saw
7 al rushed about ike wild Indians ana the " 81
Pointers clappe6 too. Lawrence kicked the goal.
Summary For downs-h nan;
Putnam co. TDaIv Goals. Lawrence. / Fleld eo54
-DalT Final score-HarTaTd .; West Polnt, y
f.fleree-Deland. 81 Boston. II piTe-Lals loiu'
q Trinity Time Of sarne-Txo z5-rnfnute halves