The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-11-23

tatOrS. Ine WIND, blowing from the north
east, was raw and piercing. The Harvard
team reached the locker building at 12: As
p. m, and the Yale team came soon after.
Partizans gave the players hearty well
come Before the teams had been at
practice a minute it was seen that the
| footing was very uncertain and muddy.
The lineup:
Harvard. Position Yale
Campbell (cap;) :left-end- right. Swan
Bladen ...... .left-tackle-right... ...... Hogan
Lee ....... eft-guard-right. 49,. Hamlin
Green :'.........;; center ;;........... Holt
barnard 49,. .right-guard-left ....... Olcott
Cults t-tackle-left. ......... Goss
Bowditch right-end-left Gould (cap)
Marsha Marshall Iof qSarterbak t: De sauHes
Ristlne Observation-Disclosures. left. ...... Hart
Graydon .......... fulback ........ Weymouth
Umpire, Paul Dashiel Of Lehigh;. referee,
McClung. Timer, Whitney of Cornell.
Harvard won the toss and took east
goal, playing with the wind. Yale had
the ball. Olcott kicked off at 2:06 to
Campbell at Harvard's fifteen-yard line.
Harvard's first tandem tackle gained FIVE
yards through right guard. Harvard
fumbled on the next play and it was
Yale's ball. De Saulles dropped back
for a try from the thirty-yard line but
made poor kick and the ball went into
touch.
Harvard kicked it from the fifteen-yard
line to Yales forty-yard line, where
Gould got it and ran to the fifty-yard line
| On Yale's attempt at end play she lost
three yards. De Saulles punted to Har-
wards forty-yard line.
Harvard got the ball to midfeld, but it
was carried to the forty-yard line for
off-side play Herman tried a punt, but
fumbled, then recovered the ball sssd ran
| five yards. The ball was then Ysfs5s, it
| having been the third down
Twice Harvard held Yale for downs.
Yale tried quarterback kick which car
ried the ball to Harvard's 22-tard line.
1t was still Yale's ball, but Harvard held
on two downs and De Saulles tried for a
goal but was blocked and Harvard got the
ball on her 27-yard line.
Harvard gained 6 yards through left
tackle and then made but three yards on
| the next three plays. Then Harvard
kicked to Yale's 30-yard line. The run
ner was downed on Yale's 42-yard line.
De Saulles kicked to Haryard's 5O-yard
line, where it was downed.
Herman returned the kick to behind
Yale's goal line. The ball was brought
in to the 15-yard line, where De Saulles
kicked to mid-held. Herman got it and
ran to Yale's 20-yard line. However, the
ball had gone over the side lines in the
ktck-out and the ball was returned to De
Saulles for another kick This time he
kicked to Bowditch at mid-fieId, who ran
yards.
Cults went through for yards and then
I for 2 more. Ristine went through the
line and carried the ball to Yale's 10
yard line. De Saulles made a beautiful
tackle. On the second play Blagden went
through to Yale's 4-yard line. Harvard
made her distance and the ball was on
Yale's S-yard line. On the next play the
ball went to within foot of the goal line.
Blagden made the touchdown and Cults
kicked goal Score: Harvard 6, Yale O..
There was not an inch to spare over the
cross bar.
Olcott kicked off the ball to Marshall
on Harvard's ten-yard line Marshall
ran to the twenty-seven yard line. Ker-
nan punted to Yale's forty-yard line,
where De Saulles was tackled almost in
stantly. De Saulles punted to Campbell
at Harvard's forty f1ve-yard line Camp
bell ran it back five. Blagden gained
ceven yards in the next rush. Graydon
gained thre more. Cults gained three
more through right tackle. Two more
rushes outside of right tackle carried the
ball to Yale's forty-two-yard line. Ker-
nan attempted to run around left end, but
made no gain, so he punted to Yale's
thrity-yard line where Hart caught it and
was downed.
Harvard outplayed Yale completely in
the first half. Her line was firm where
Yale's was easily penetrated. Her backs
were alternated with success every time
and Cults was the best ground gamer
Yale gained only five yards in all their
rushes, and as far as kicking was con-
cerned German outclassed De Saulles,
due to some extent to the wind, which was
in his favor.
The men lined up for the second half
at 3:13, without change on either side.
Marshall kicked off to Yale's seven-yard
line, where Weymouth carried it 70 the
twenty-five yard line.
Yale gained yards with Chadwick out
side of left tackle. De Saulles punted to
his own 50-yard line, where Marshall
caught and gained 2 yards. Harvard
gained on line play. Ristine then
gained yards through right guard. Cults
went through a beautiful hole, carrying
the ball to Yale's 33-yard line. Graydon
Immediately went through left tackle to
Yale's 23-yard line. Ristine gained 8
more. Cults made 2 yards through left
tackle. Graydon took the ball to Yale's
14-yard line directly in front of the goal.
Cults took it to the 10-yard line. Harvard
got another yard, Graydon to the 6-yard
line
Desperate Stand AvaiIed Not.
Yale made a desperate stand, but Har-
ward got another yard and it was first
down directly in front of the goal. No
gain on the first try Ristine made the
touchdown on revolving play on tackles,
there not being a foot to spare when he
got the ball over the line with the Yale
team on top Of him. Cults kicked the
goal and the score was Harvard, IL;
Yale, O.
Olcott kicked off to Harvard's twenty
yard line. Marshall, aided by the whole
team, carried the ball to Yale's forty-flve-
yard line. Herman made two yards. BIag-
den made two more. Then Graydon got
the necessary one for distance.
Herman went through to the thirty
three-yard line. A play aginst the LETT
tackles gave Harvard two more. Then a
rush against the center gave them one
more.
A Goal From Field.
On the next play Marshall dropped back
to the forty-fve-yard line and kicked
fine goal. Score. Harvard II, Yale 0.
Olcott kicked off to Harvards thirty
lve-yard line. Herman punted to Yale's
twenty-fve-yard line De Saulles caught
1t, but to avoid Campbell he ran to the