Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-23

kicked the goal and the score was Har-
ward II, Yale 0.
Olcott kicked off again the ball alight-
ing on Harvard's 20-yard line. Marshall
aided by the whole team carried the ball
to Yale's 45-yard line. Herman made
two yards and Blagden two more. Then
Graydon got the necessary one for dis
tance. Herman went thru TO the Sa-yard
line and play against left tackle gave
Harvard two more Then the rush
against center gave them one more. On
the next play Marshall dropped back to
the 45-yard line and kicked fine goal.
Score: Harvard, II; Yale. 0. olcott
kicked off to Harvards 35-yard line.
Herman punted to Yale's 25-yard line.
Desaulles caught it, but to avoid Camp
bell he ran to the 10-yard line where he
was thrown by Campbell and the hall
ended at that point, with the score re-
manning Harvard, II; Yale 0.
THE SECOND HALF.
The men lined up for the second half
st 3:13 No changes were made neces-
sary in either lineup. Marshall kicked
off to Yale's seven-yard line. where
Weymouth carried it to the twenty five
yard line. Weymouth gained four yards
ON the first rush. Desaulles kicked to
Marshall at Harvard.s fif:y-three-yard
line. He ran to Yale's fcrty-five-yard
line, but the ball was taken back to mid
field and given to Yale for holding. On
an attempted end run Blagden nailed
Chadwick for no gain. Yale could not
gain and Desaulles punted to Marshall
al Harvard's twenty-tfve-yard line.
where he was downed Harvard gained
seven yards Oh a line play and Herman
ranted out of bounds at Haryard's fif-
ty-three-yard line. 1t was Yale's ball
ard on two rushes it was carried to Har-
wards forty-fve-yard line. Desaulles
kicked to Marshall op Harvard's twen-
tyfive-yard line, Marshall caught and,
dodging the Yale runners, carried it to
Yale's forty-yard line. Desaulles was
hurt in tackling Marshall and Metcalf
took his place on the next lineup, the
ball being on the forty-two-yard line
Harvard gained four yards. Cuts
gained three more and Graydon went
thru right tackle to the thirty three
yard line. There was a tumble in the
line, but Cults got the ball. He imme-
diately pushed thru to the twenty-two-
yard line. The game began to slow up
q little and was not nearly SO snappy.
as many of the men appeared TO be
badly bruised. Harvard went thru to
the twenty-yard line. carrying the ball
right thru Hogan. Graydon carried the
ball to the eleven-yard line. Cults, with
four Yale men on his back. struggled
thru the six-yard line, giving the best
example of foot ball fighting thus far
witnessed during the game. The Har-
ward backs with Graydon carrying the
ball, made fierce plunge against Yale's
center, and by sheer weight carried the
ball over for another touchdown. On the
trial for goal Cults failed, having wind
against him. Score: Harvard %. Yale O..
Yale kicked off again to .Iarvard's s
10-yard line, where the ball was poor
ly handled. but Campbell recovered
it and carried it to the 20-yard line.
was here substituted In Wey-
mouths place at full back for Yale.
Harvard gained six yards on their first
rush, but when they attempted to run
around Yale's left end, the man was
thrown back for loss of two yards. Har-
ward then kicked to her own 52-yard
line, where it was Yale's ball. Hogan
was sent back for "a tackle back play,
but Harvard stopped it without gain.
Hart gained two yards thru left tackle
and then Vanderpool punted to Mar
shall at Harvards 12-yard line. who
ran it back to the 32-yard line. Gray
don went thru right tackle for two
yards, then added two more and on
the next play Harvard got her distance.
Once more the backs went against
Yale's line and finally the ball was
carried to the 53-yard line. Ristine
gained four yards and Cults went thru
to Yale's 53-yard line.
On third down, with three yards to
gain, Harvard went against the line,
but Yale held her for first the time in
the game and got the ball on downs on
her own 50-yarcl line The game again
began to slow up. all the men acting as
tho they were very tired. Vanderpool
punted to Marshall in Harvard's 22-yard
line where he filmbled and Yale got the
ball Yale gained two yards OIL her
first rush. Yale got two more by Van
derpool. There vas delay at this point,
with the ball OH Harvard's 15yard line.
Yale just made her distance on the
next play on 15-yard line. Hart gained
five yards and the ball was directly in
front of the goal en- the 1O-yard line
Harvard, however. stood firm and it
was her ball Yale apparently did a
very foolish thing in not attempting a
goal from the field when she was di-
rectly in front Of posts. Yale held
Harvard's first rush and then Herman
punted out of line to his own 4o-yard
line. but the ball was taken back to the
2s-yard line and given to Yale for inter-
ference with N'anderpool
At this iunctllre Chadwick was taken
out and replaced by owsley. Yale
gained two yards on as many rushes,
but the ball went to Harvard for hold
ing. Harvard gained one yard and then
Gragdon took the ball thru the une to