Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-24
'RAH FOR THE BLUE.
Yale Played all Around the
 Harvards.
6 CRIMSON JERSEYS LAID LOW.

Added More, Making It 17-A Few
 Minutes Later It Went to % and
 Still the Crimsons Failed to Score
 The Game Closed With a Score of
 2S to o in Favor or Iaie.
 New Haven. Nov 24-It took a deal of self restraint to view with complai- sancy the weather conditions in New Haven this morning and at the same time realize that within a few hours 2O,o0O people might have to witness the 1900 foot ball battle between Yale and Harvard in the midst of g driving rain storm or several inches of snow. Just why yesterdays Indian summer, with it's bright skies and balmy air. should have changed into to-dayS cold northeast rain, was past the compre- hension of any foot ball enthusiast as he came out this morning on the wet. slippery street sand saw just the same conditions which were so painful ly in force at the last Harvard game here. two years ago.
 There was the same light drlZZle early this morning which might deceive the new conner into believing that it would clear by noon, but which was looked upon with diStruSt by the vet eran, who at once prepared hlmser for an uncomfortable afternoon on soaked bleacherS.
 It started to rain just after dawn, and the first of it came down in hesl- tating manner. By 8 o'clock the driz- gle became a good, steady rain, all though not what one would call a downpour. Still it was moist ana the skies were lowering enough to start a tremendous boom throughout the city in all kinds of wet goods, both for outside protection and inside coll- fort and three hours before noon fup- har coats. mackintoshes and fisher mems oilskins had raised 90 per cent or doubled in price. The dealers were also getting out the kitchen table OH cIcths which proved so popular two years ago. o,,o
 As long as the rain kept up no one seemed to mind it to any great extent hut when great snow flakes began 'o mix in with the rain drops, there pe oan a discussion on the condltlohs as anplied to foot ball work. witn tue nrospects of a slippery feld' well co, GOV, cred with Slush. Stln the clleer .s., ,.l .l weather bureau did not seem .o narticularly exercised about tiie .ih e'o and early predicted that the ram V 3os.lu s2slt anu anu antinne This seemed q promis- :,,,r conclusion as by 9:30 the sun Was .,..7;,o tn break through the ciouu banks. onongh
 ,a otbar visitors over night 10 hlihe cood showing this mofhlhe
 the special trains came Ill., ana It ,+ic common sight to see enlhu c,,a, Crimson men pranclng up ,-a+s straet clad in yellow oil sklh Jaehe. "a hrown oil skin trousers. afe'ie'
 hnpe black "souwesters.
 New Haven. Nov 24.-1aie ieiu.A The crowning event of coheSe ,,aI. saason the Yale and Harvard na wac nlayed this afternoon on Vale field. 22.OOo people were Ill at. to,aonca ot inc game. At half past ono o.clock the stands were well fllieu' dosnite the fact that for I hall houi +ba street car service was inadequate and nedestrians had to walk 10 ,ie rronnds The teams reaeheu lheh dressing rooms at 1:oo, ana ten nm nm utes later they came on 10 the he
 cantain Daily and his men were ieau- ing and Captain Brown and HIS eieten . folIowing. The crowds all arouiia 'nS fieId cheered and cheered wildly Mhoth M teams went through a minute UT '"o of signal practice. o,oo+od +ha north goal having the wind at Ter hack Hale kicked off for 1aie to Da,. of Haryard's 20-yard line, ou, iy'a ,bistle blew for offside play ai-., Ha,o Licked off again from the oo-yaro ,.aa Hale kicked to Snwin at Har ,-.,Ts 1O-yard line. and the p;.li M"s .a.,,,ned with a Kick to 1aie ;" ',, ,',,o whore Sharpe was tackiea pN N,,o,,-eu Hn, In the first scrlmtna.e Ha,a wont through center TOT ihie rJale went through Eatoh io. ,,rds more. C.. Chadwlck Wen Wen t..onab Lee for two yarus, tr e,,..d around Campbell anu ,an Haryard's, .3Oyard line. Where .,d
 s..ad mm. Yale tackled naIh .a;nsd two yards. Another iaM sn twS xros made around Hai'ow. ae yards more. Hale went s,i, .n.ou Rar !aus ,o,ds. Hale went through bar TOT "e e... two more. Tackled back 4I'ronob Eaton with Hale carrying ,hs ,,all for gain of four yards. hno ;,,ay hv Chadwick netted four yarus ,ore It was Yale's ball on Harvard ossrayd line. Yale get another yafo +hronph Lawrence. Tackled back witf +I,o holl on Harvard'S two-yard line Sbarne fumbled and Campbell got the hall. Ellis put it out of bounds or %Harvard,s 23-yard line. It was Yale,s bali; Hale got two yards through Law renee. Sharpe got four through Eat on. Chadwick took two througl Brown. Bloomer went five more through the same hole. taking the bal to the six-yard line. Harvard held or the next try. Sharpe gained two yards. It was Yale's ball on Harvard To, iv, Yale went through for five yards, get ting the first down. but ball was no quite over the line. On the next play Bloomer went through the line for Z touchdown. Hale kicked. the goal Score, 6 to 0 for Yale.
 Kendall kicked off to Fincke at thu fenyard line. and Fincke ran bacl fifteen yards before he was downed Sharpe made gain of two yard' around left end. Chadwick made pila 6aore arofiId the other end He wal - "A