The sun., 1900-11-25

" ncy. and - b. came ~ M, I'd. l,n;.I, ~.
% e.. Is,..", i =" WY M ,Ss % .csor lr ISttc,' Do,
ou' u bounds apd tho hal had 70 h" hlch"d
over II vac driven 10 .a'copd TN" ..ais,,
70 shane who cane bptf IN hIuiant ~ "
his gi.v1'd Inc ittlrfn whlhod rght mo
Sargent fof ~" wards and t'en the NarvAth
ci"Ta nes,n :, lsag, nn'' II va az" i"'i e'|i nri,n
lh"t diifu' = ant to eco any more, ~ 'N'ul"
NJ polnti1rnt lad been - T"h !nd w" n''r
noon md hocn 80 unIiT1snrt, TINT va illhE
punt b. HirvArds dunrtsthack !in"ke nnn
with rnt'lins run past iGl"s ends fof zen
yards.
listvsrd's attack NOW vos for ,,e nrst tine
bnt ~ tho Val. defence was ven pow.rfGL
sis W.s dMneG b po%d,c 9f in .TtrG .sTTtsrGd fas
ion THIS harpened on Nals'- i2-yard iine ana
ihe l'lues rc'qmcI thc,r lnlnmerlns tMu,s
them when snarrc So in a Irlnt s,illman,
the Harvard fdl hack ,muiIcd The, t'li and
Capt Brown was after hin under : ] fend,
way Brown thIey Stlrran heavily against
tbc fence. but lllllowell grtihad the bail on
Harvard, i5-yard nnc. therclr saving what
YOU'D probably have been a sure touchdown
HAYWARD rAKps BRACE At LAST.
stillman punted and Hallowell oT.ide tried
70 pick ~ the ball 1t was awarded 70 Tale;
ssgd s. sosI ssa" TSS Sr ' eIe Sharpe sT %ss s
tie left end Of Hnrvard's end and Gieras' b.
Tpibns b.,ou ISrss a'Sy inr's sp4is l Sfh Tie
Harvard crowd and sharpe wSs compelled
e punt on The third n down or lose she co;ah Gah
dodssa @ss both % hcdS"ra Coy and 9 smn % he
away from Blooner and cvnded Brown. but
was finally thrown after making sixteen yards
the Harvard men cheered him TO the echo.
but FinGke was hurt Ia WLyinp and hs ios q to cs
into Nnlas loft wing and he struck
It. the ball bounded out OF his arms. straight
into the hands Of Boomer;
stomach for a dash, to Harvard, a,yard line.
and Sharpe fell back for dror, kick from the
the ncs ba the wnd ScerSd
tie bal! of 60 tat i missed thc post by several
yard. stilimnn of H8ryerd punt.d out from
ran back 70 the Crinson's 16-yard mark before
Graydon DROPPED him,
ply. whose name was Tepel.te by thousands
y unison DOZEN times. II was. indeed.
Once more Tale's attack went into Harvard,
GeieqGs Etoq, me,Gy Ch9dTsk rrTs was EgTed
Hale got two through Grard9n. and stlllman
with fierce run landed The ball on The 2s-yard
line. Hale made four yards. but shqrpee. be-
Sap, SSIt' Brown howpTer. @ g Gsatfered six through
Burnett, and the Yale crowd began to cry for
snother t2uchdqwG a. sharSSe waited o- to tri,
70 do So. Standing on tn" ?o-yard line he was
well protected and got the dror-kick away
N 6eaHti sG ,h se The ss rev ssTaHndi
30 that II struck one Of the uprich's. II shot
inside and ovar tho cronsbsr. however. so That
One more song by sale was Of course in ordor.
and Il ran as follows.
Oh. NOR. WORK for sh. undertaken.
hn,ts'T TN c ~ M nv NJ ,a,ks, a., r,,n %"y. y.,;
Busy on a brand new grave
No hope for Harvard
Oh Jimmy .w.ar and Gordon Brown
l,o n'T and Silllrar galrlng ground
VIII Perry Hale as a bAneiins ram;
No hop" FOR Harvard
As Sharpe kicked thl. goal both Hallowell
agony both lay, as Il, dead and ne Harvard
could Just low they Lad been Injured nobody
could tell bat after 4 delay Hal!"well. s!lferins
1. pS vS aSfrd md f1 pf e sTTq" E2"os Sy
Hailowel! wanted 10 ,coniinre, but he, conlt
1C.cg 9t1nd snd wnen BE ri. Tea.9"d "d the Ido
we'll place AID as Bowditch was unable TO
60 on too. Clark went in ~ left end.
YALE TAEEs IT EASY AT TIE PINIsH.
IT was h-g.nnins to rain nov, and hl!npdred,,
puntcd II out from his 20 yard line and Efncke
OF Eary ward ran back b ii'iautiy uh,d Sodid |
nailed him. Sullrlan made e.cpt YARDS through |
tLe Yale centre. but Harvard lost the bah for |
holding. The timekceTer then notified tho
two cautains that fiyc minutes more time re-
NAMED and Yale. evidently sat s0ed with what ,
had been done. began to take IL easy. Shar1c |
runtei on the thcd down and tU,ke Of ilar- |
ward made a corhins i5-y..rd run back before |
ne s,lilnan MnS of Harvard tried run on fax.
lick but he was thrown back for a loss Then |
he pintrd and SharIe was d"wn"! IN tie centre |
that had ShaTfe drcf ped the ban RistIns miEht |
have had clear fnli for n touchdown. l'ale !
made three yards through Sargent and as the I,
Harvard line vas brtcins ny sharpe pnn,"d !
y ae man could throw him he had made his why /
along for tsenty-five ya-ds which was the |
longest gain mad" by a harvard man in the +
game StillNan got the ball to Harvnrd's
for six Kendal struck the centre for nine
and O,cott fell because Of tho Impact az i be had
been struck in the head with n bullet. He was
a." first Yale nan to be lad ont and he was
quito -eriously hurt.
few mlnute+S SOcott tried TO stand up. He !
would have fallen upon HE fsce had not Cant !
Brown seized him around The body. Head /
Coach Mcbride seeing that OlCott was don" /,
ordered Holt TO take hi. place 0lcott still
about hopelessly protested against
his removal and wlea he saw Holt coming he ,
staggered back Ia the rush line To take his old /
place Capt Brown tried 10 push nm away |
but Olcott would not have il. After a short /
his plucky centre rush lelVe the grtdiron and !
a. he did so he received AT ovation such "a il |
seldom given to i ale player
The battle was resumed md on a double |