The sun., 1900-11-25

bal born N slde when the. hlcs yass made sna
~" ysrd5 ior 'So o-en,e IIole .icted I, ~
again HDi 'hi1 the sac In mai" = ptr'i' cath
and .oiih lcftn"'s Ma va, aitir.d p, ue
h"f,to %, end, could ~ to 'll, 4. share
hll" hciy.l, icf,te . .ould move hsrd 81 foot,
line hu'ting that ultnat"i' ~ -" Harvard
defence lrto1 'q'o ~ panic Wuoinei N,s 10"
mN nan u.-i t2pn t2 ,as. -. na,l ~ "a a.
Lawr"n,o. iiuyntd- crack 'pr.e. and le got
80 much p'l'!eucc from ilale. sh11rlf ,h@-
WICK and Mtg lroep that J.. made 'ito. }aIi'
Boomer wa pulled hngt o' Nc lire again
a. 10 nal" similar ilnt. hu, Haze took tho
BAL and wont ',an'1ang Van into iI'r'Md. Nd ",nst
nnss %ado 'hs Ss" 1tmF r."9S,h ,SS and
IRON 10 double ,SeIr ct"rt' Woomsr vss
driven into lee with oraah and mad" two
s,lllnan was taken back u the line In another
tackle back formation, and TIM, ves where
Harvard was coWyl@tely fooled for when the
Crmson forwards orae:;d rheru.elyc. TO meet
left end before tls Crimson PLAYERS knew wha,
sSn on ws !ei shut sT IL by H's op.s @ st
Interference. and Sharpe got around IT in the
most sensational manner Tie we. sprintinS
have clear isid for touchdown the Bluc nass
were everywhere to be seen except, 81 course.
on that side of the field where Harvard sat
that. some Cambridge PLAYER would stop the
S samh half sn sHY: fs he S%aS Spa $ @n tst ,o9G YAH
speed q a sfayh.Hnd sh,rpc saw him com
the Yale stand C,smpbe!i made grail, at
Sharpe and caught him hy the ic,t arm. H.r-
Yards crack end then "a a sGrt q -nap-'h., h.
ground thlTty ward; from the Crimson goal
line ~ Wa a luck ilCkis and instantly r.
dcnca, while the Harvard cheer CANE forth
with th' volume OF q cannonade, Yale men
were S1.siR ."o oeEah d ,hy ~ @ snneM nov SreNt GecS
sure that. 4 touchdown would be made within
the next few minutes
YALE NAMES A RAPID ADVANCE.
A the teams lined up Bloomer was directed
into Barnard and Lawrence. and he had plenty
Of power, Tor h" Il two wards IN" juggling
tackle back formation came again. and had,
Hall lowell. both crack players and veterans, for
a gain cf three yard. 'Chai1 ick got ny rubbing
his knee. but no time Was taken out Yale
sharpe found Eaton FOR taree yards Stillrnan
Ma3 bait red Into Barnard for yard, and as
Hlrvard wa, 9racins and it was =; thrd down
followers thousht that Yale. might, be forced
20 give .up the ball on tie fourth down. But
and ne cut hole bet secn loe snd Eaton through
whirh b. made five yards 81 easily that the
Yale u'cn r the, stands rosred gitn Laughter,
Following this advance came anOllcr Dy Chad-
wick through Lawrsnce and lilllowell. which
landed the ball on the ic-vard line,
evidently nervous and could not Understand
what was tho trouble with his team, walked
over behind ne Harvard goal posts and looked
On ems IA y H#aa'l
the play wh.le DiDbee waS requested 10 80
back 10 the l!nrvlr! ,,ie Of the gr. Iron. Big
hammered HI, way through Barnard TO the
l0-yard line Harvard va, 'glttnS for ever,
inch Of territory, and yet II scrmsd impossible
for the rush line 10 beat OF tho tremendous
punges II the young slint,, who were playing
the Hercet kind Of Football and were irresist
ble Whenever they were sent ahead with the
mother tackle back formation was the
play used to got nearer Hqr' ards goal lire
his feet With surprising strensth vss literally
dragged thTough Eaton and campbell 70 the
-yald marx IL CcGtiII, ,sr sresS s' u Yale
50 completely laf!ed SO far that the Yale con-
that touchdown would lie ruade and ~ the
Yale side Of tire field kept on cheeIna and
singing and si9klne tho blue .pehnnnts high
battlefield were the Harvard thousands a!ao
cheering AID PRAYING that something would
happen 70 H' ~ ''I!..o!t!H CsHs'T
sHNRPF Pl'MBlrS At \ CRITICAL MOMENT
Perhaps tho Harvard prayers were heard.
for when Share received the leather for a
final dash across tue goal line II slipped ont
Of his hands The fILb.e Nas eeen by every
spectator Ga the grounds A. the yellow ball
rolled away from the eCrimnags there WIS
a wild cry Of distress from la,e.s loyal hackers
and an equally Wild err tt excitement from
the Harvard men and women who hlu been /
worked up to pitch that was BORDERING upon
frenzy; Campbell WITH all eagle eve saw
the hubbng DlIl u II st. * the turf and with
Il hoddlong dive ne sprHng uIon II and covered |
IL w with his falling body. IL was Harvard
ball. FIVE yard, from the fatal goal line. erd |
vet II was virtually out Il danger for the Yale |
the ball would be kicked down ta- fed Ellis |
IN ide the punt and the bah rolled out Of bounds |
at Harvard 2S-yard line.
II was such u narrow escape for the Crimson
that there was just Il n'tl" fear ~ the Harvard !
crowd that their eleven would be beaten II
every student Of football that lale's attack
was OF such power that Harvard wOyid do wcll |
TO keep the score down touchdown was |
iuevital IL. tho critics said, and as rouu az q
ha had been taken in. fifteen yaids from tie
side line. and put in play iiae butt"d hi. way
hard 1y Kendall Sharpe hit VI Eaton for
four yards IN da-hins style aud Blooner tried
Law rpnoo and Barnard fOI th;ce
BloOIner did 80 well on thi. PLAY that he was
chllei upon to make another He kept h.1 feet !
in spite of the efforts Of half "A dozen Harvard ;
when he finally fell 10 earth he had made .
seven Yard through the lett wing of the Grim /
son line and was ,lN yard, from the goal line /
Ills gas chiefly instrumental in stopping /
Boomer by "a hard tackle which show al that /
I ha Harvard men were not finCiing in the face /
Ill Il a d. /.