Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23

seemed 20 be good prospects nt III
clock that the players would lind q
hard, dry field.
The announced lineup this morning
was as follows;
Harvard Position, yale
Campbell Capt. left end Gould, capt
Bladen ... ..,left tackle ...,... .uoss
Lee .,,..... ,,left guard Olcott.
Green .,,...., center ...,u,. .t.hOlt
Barnard =. right guard 'llamlln
Cults 49,. right tackle Hogan
Bowdltch -, fright end r"u,. swan
Marshall quarterback Desaulles
Herman ... left half back ..,.''. Hart
Rlstine fright half back - Chadwick
Graydon 80. full back Weymouth
CHARGE AGAINST QUITS.
The athletic committee, after taking
the testimony of Coach Reid, Barrett
Wendell Jr., captain Of the baseball
team and Prof, Douglass Adams, VINO
was a teacher with CUTS at Haverlord
college, decided that the charge Of pro-
fessonallsm did not hold In the case
Of CUTS Ii Is understood that an afii-
dayit given by Mr. Crossman Of the
HaVerford grammar school to the eff
feet that CUTS was employed pure
ly as a teacher OF mathematics and re-
ceiyed no compensation for work done
IN the gymnasium or In physical culr
ture, decided the matter
The gates Of Soldiers field were
opened Just after noon and the stream
of spectators began to flow In at once
The wind from the northeast was raw
and piercing The Harvard team
reached the locker building at III 45 and
the Yale team came soon after Par
tsans gave the players hearty well
come.
Before the teams had been at prac-
tice a minute II was seen that the foot
ing was very uncertain and muddy,
YALE HAD THE BALL.
Yale had the ball. olcott kicked off
at 2;06 to Campbell at Harvard's 10
yard line. Campbell muffed but re-
gained the ball on the lS-yard line.
haryard's first tandem tackle gained
five yards through right guard
Harvard fumbled on the next play
and II was Yale's ball Desaules
dropped back for a try from the 30
yard line but made poor punt and the
ball went into touch.
Harvard kicked 1t from the 15-yard
line to Yales 40 yard. where Gould got
It and ran to the So yard line, but was
thrown back for a loss of three yards
and on Yale's next attempt at end play
she lost three yards, Desaulles punted
to Haryatd's 40-yard line. Harvard got
the ball to mid-field but It was carried
to the 40-yard line for off-side play.
Herman tried punt but fumbled II,
marked II and ran FIVE yards. The bali
was then Yale's 1t having been the
fourth down,
Twice Harvard held Yale for downs.
Yale tried a quarter back Kick, which
carried the ball to Harvards 70 yard
line
It was stll Yale's ball but Harvard
held on the next try, Yale failed to
gain on the next try and DesauIles
tried for a goal but II was blocked and
Harvard got the ball on her q yard
line
HARVARD GAINED.
Harvard gained six yards through
left tackle. Harvard gained three
yards ON the next three plays and then
Harvard Kicked to Yale's 3O-yard line.
The runner was down on Yale's 42-yard
line. Desaulles kicked to Haryards so
yard line, where 1t was downed. Ker-
nan returned the kick to behind Yale's
goal line. The ball was brought into
the 15-yard line, where Desaulles kicked
to mldfield Herman got 1t and ran 10
Yaie's 2O-yard line. However the ball
had gone over the side line In the kick
out and the ball was returned TO
Desaulles for another kick. This time
he kicked to Bowditch al midfeld, who
ran so yards,
Cults went through for three yards
and then for two more Ristine went
through the line and carried the ball
to Yales lO-yard line. Desaulles made
q beautiful tackle.
on the second play Blagdon went
through 60 Yale's four yard line. Har-
ward made her distance and the ball
was on Yale's 3-yard line
on the next play they were within
foot Of the goal line Blagdon rade the
touchdown. Cults kicked a goal.
Score--Haryard, g. Yale, D.
There was not an inch to spare over
the cross bar
ocott kicked off, the bali going TO
Marshall on Harvards lO-yard line.
Marshall ran to the 27-yard line, Ker-
nan punted TO Yalr's 40-yard line
where Desaulles was tackled almost in
stantly. Desaulles punted to Campbell
at Harvard's 45-yard line. Campbell
ran II back five.
Graydon and Blagdon gained seven
yards in the next two rushes.
Graydon gained three more. Cults
gained three more through right tack @.
Two mors rushes outside Of right tackle
carried the ball to Yale's 42-yard lire.
Harvard lost 10 yards on holding IN
the line. Herman attempted a run
around left end but made no gain, so
he punted 10 Yales 3O-yard line where
Hart caught It and was downed at the
point.
Yale gained with Chadwick three
yards outside of the left tackle. De-
saules punted to his own 50-yard line
where Marshall caught the ball and
gained two yards. Harvard gained five
on a line play. Ristine then gained
three yards through right guard
QUITS WENT THROUGH.
Cults went through, carrying the
ball to Yale's SSyard line, Graydon
went through left tackle to Yale
twenty three-yard line. Ristine gained
three more. Cults made two yards
through left tackle.
Graydon took the ball to Yae's four
teen-yard line directly in front of the
goal. Cults took II to the ten yard
line, Harvard got another yard, Gray
don to the six-yard line.
Yale made a desperate stand but
got another yard and 1t was
first down directly In front of the goal. !
No gain on the first try.
Ristine made the touchdown on a re-
yolving play on tackles, there not be-
Ing foot TO spare when he got the !
ball over the line with the Yale team
IN top OF him.
Cults kicked the goal and the score
vas Harvard 70; Yale, 0.
Olcott Kicked off to Harvard's 90 |
Yard line. Marshall, aided by the whole |
.eam carried the bali to Yales "a !
yard line. Herman made two yards, |
Blagdon mede two more. Then Gray |
lon got t. necessary one for distance. |
<ernan went through to the 33-yard !
inc A play against the left tackles |
rave Harvard two more. Then a rush
against the center gave them one NOR.
IN the next play Marshall dropped |
iack TO the 45-yard line and kicked a
Inc goal.
conrt, Harvard Il. yoIo