The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
VICTORY PERCHED UPON
YALE'S BLUE BANNER
The Crimson of Harvard SmOthered BY the Giants
From New Haven.
VctOS Take Revenge for Past Defeats and Administer
Waterloo to the Tune of q TO O.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 24.-NictOry
long delayed percbed upon the blue
tanner of old Yale today when the
football team of the New Haven uni
versity smother / the crimson OF Har-
ward in the annual contest played on
the Yale field. For the first time since
1894 Yale scored a victory over Har-
ward. and today she took sweet re-
veIge for HarvaTd's merciless per
fornance in New Haven two years ago
when the crimson rejoiced over the
blue by the score of Il to @, Today
Vale administered to Harvard Wa
ferloo to the tune of 2S to o. 1t was
Yale from the first kick off, and the
warriors OF the blue seemed bent on
ulnishing Harvard to the limit
In rbe first half Yale scored two
foucbdovus. In the second she re
heated this performance, and IN add
zion to tearing out two tOuchUoWhSr
Sharpe the Yale haltback, HtCed a
field goal from the tWenty-hNe-y ar"
line.
I'm the first few minutes of the game,
l,v means of her staIWart rush line, the
famous tackles back formation, Win
confusing variations, tore through the
Harvard forwards for the first touch
score six to nothing,
Sixty-Yard Run By Fincks.
A few attempts at rushing were fol-
lowed by a Harvard punt Gould, the
Vale end. muffed the ball and It bound
"a into Fincke's hands. Like magic
Yale's interference formed and t1nckt
railing on it started down the field Ton
FaryarI's goal. He left ms interior
ence behind after few yards dho
eluded the Harvard backs, and after q
MAGNIFICENT run of sixty yards nt
DIa1red the ball sQuarely behind the
goal posts for the second score
Hale kicked the goal, and the mrs
half ended with the score at twelve e
nothing in Yale's favor
The second half was a killing one foi
Cantain Days men, and 1t was no
long before they give way before tn
Unprecedented onslaughts OF the alt
men. Burnett had succeeded Lee gus
before the first half ended. shorty
after the kickoff Of the second halt th'
crimson supporters were thrown INTO
manic when DAILY, who had been imp
ing. went back TO the side lines anC
Harvard had lost her captain.
T1 raDid succession Harvard mel
surrendered. and before the game Va
over the crimson team had PLAYED
twenty men. The ohiS AalE man =
leave was OlcOtt, the center VINO, VIII
1--WE minutes to play, sustained blOV
ora the head and Holt took his place
The scoring of the second haf was q
the spectacular Order ChddWlck, N
Yale haIfback, was pushed across IN
line after a series of marvellous I'm
DIllnees which Harvard was utterly IN
capable of checking
Sharpe Kicks Goal From Field.
Sti1lman. a few minutes later. almos
r7naided. tore down four chalk lines 10
the =ourth touchdown Sharpe pun
out for one Of the goals ended III IL
Zle- . -,
Repeated Yale rushes brought Tn
hall within striking distance. an
SbarDe was dropped back for his sec
ond attempt at a field goal The 4al
men held like q stone wall ana ohatt
lifted the leather without tfoubie-
nov toward the goal posts, struck on
of the uDrighTs and glanced through
This ended the scoring 1ate gos
yvas never in danger Harvard not ono
reaching a point nearer than the va
tbirfv-vard line. Throughout the gam
yale retained possession OF the pa
f1,ree-0farters of the time, and when
feU TO HarVaId's lot at InIrequel
times to try. her line plays ana en-
carnations were thrown back
The experts at best points OF cpse
x-ation ascrfbed the victory TO Yale
magnificent team work ana the super
phvsfcaI condition of her men