New-York tribune., 1900-11-11

Nex-Haven, Conn. Nov. 10 (speciaD.--Be-
fore a crowd Of more than six thousand enthusi-
asts Yale overwhelmed the Indians this after
noon The Blue eleven scored six touchdowns
and almost secured another, for time was called
when they were only five yards from the red
mems goal It was ideal football weather. clear
and crisp with almost no wind. The Yale men
outplayed their opponents at every point. They
had no difficulty in gaining their distance, for
only once did Carlisle force a try at field goal.
The Indians. on the other hand, found great
difficulty In gaining at all, and only three times
during the game were they able to gain their
distance twice in succession. In handling punts
the Yale backs We're superior. for Carlisles fun
HES gave Yale at least two of their touchdowns.
The Yale line played aggressively and broke
through with great flerceness. Captain Brown
and Stillman made the Indians opposite them
seem like preparatory school boys, both opening
up large holes for the backs. The two hghtest
haIfbacks, Fincke and Chadwick, played. and
they tore around the ends with lightning speed
The ends showed a decided Improvement but
they were by no means invnc!hle against Car
isles strong interference. Wheelock punteo
well for Carlisle. but his ends were slow IN get
ting down, which gave the Yale backs chance
10 get well started. The playing of the whole
Yale team was very fast, and augurs we'll for
the two big games with Princeton and Harvard.
II was 230 when the teams reached the
field and ten minutes later Dupee kicked on
the Indians defending the north goal. with
slight wind behind them. The red men were
soon forced TO punt. and then, by three runs OF
twenty yards each, Yale reached the Indians
twenty-five yard line After Wear had missed
try at goal from the field. Dupee aided by excel
lent interference. thirty yards after eaten
ing wheelocks kick a few rushes soon TOOK
the ball over the line, and Brown kicked the
goal after just ten minutes Of actual play. A
few minutes later Brown secured the ball on
tumble on the twenty-five yard line. and after
successive plunges by Chadwick, Dupee ana
StiIlman he was pushed over the line for the
second touchdown. Carlisle kicked off and Du-
pee returned the kick. After exchange Of
punts and some short plunges Fincke got the
ball on a tumble at the forty-fve yard line.
Seven rushes suff1ced TO take the ball over the
line and Brown kicked easy goal After the
kick off the Indians received the ball for on
side play and started to rush toward fales
goal They were soon forced to try a goal from
the field and Captain Brown was through IN
second, blocking the kick. Quick as fash
Fincke grabbed the leather and ran elsnty
yards for the fourth touchdown. This ended the
scoring for the first half.
The second half opened with exchange OF
punts In which Dupee exceled. Then Yale re-
ceived the ball for holding forty yards from the
goal. This time the rushes were shorter nut
the ball down until Dupee was pushed over ana
Brown kicked the goal. Soon after the KICK on
the Indians received the ball in midheld on
Wears tumble. Beaver thirty yards be-
tween Stillman and end. and was only brought
down by Wear. Then 1t looked as If the Ind
ians would score. but Brown threw Williams
back for a. loss and Parker could not gain
Again the try for field goal was poor, and Du-
nee kicked out of danger, the ball rolling well
toward the Indians goal. Wear made fine
catch of wheelocks punt, hut Brown failed to
kick the goal. After the kick out Stillman,
Blooner and Fincke carried the ball steadily
down until Stillman pushed over for
touchdown. This ended the scoring, although
the Indians reached the thirty yard line. but
Johnson's drop kick fell very short. Just before
time was called Ffncke again nabhed the ball
on a tumble and Yale rushed 1t to the five yard
line when time was called
Alex Moffatt and Edwards. the Princeton
coaches and Lewis Of Harvard, together with
Campbell, Halowen, Ellis and Kendall, watched
the game from the side lines. 1t is sad story
which they will take to their respective camps
for Yale certainly played a strong game and If
she does as we'll on the next two Saturdays
Princeton and Harvard will have tough propo-
Eitions to solve.
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