New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
FOOTBALL.
o,r,,R1A LOSES TO HARvARD-s SCORE.
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r...b-idee Mass, Oct 12.-Harvard won from
,1-apia to-day by a of is TO o. which fairly
=, ,snresents the comparative strength of the
NeH .aar,s Harvard has not particularly strong
W. ~, II was sufficiently stronger than Column
, hae "a nrevent any ground gaining by the latter
~p ~ FTarvards linemen got through every time
r. b,ols up the plays before they could get GO
a al-bough Columbia's back field was almost as
"a as Harvard's. Only once did Columbia gain
s,.tsnce and that was toward the end OF the
~" .rben Weekes made twelve-yard run around
ETbslrs end finally being forced out of bounds
-. struck 1iciously at Matthews. and was loudly
Missed by the crowd.
.,r,ost half an hour lost at the beginning by
-, failure of one Of the officials to appear Har-
"a had the wind. On the first three plays Har-
- made sixty yards by end of Ristine but
.,.npts at the centre of the Columbia line failed
80 Mlf7in punted the eight-yard line where
rJrntia was held. and punted To the tHentv-tgo
- line Short gains were then made chiefly by
rtnam through end and tackle. and Risttne
sDallv was pushed over. after five minutes of ac-
iual playing
campbell brought the kickoff back twenty yards.
rong end runs by Putnam, varied by short gains
,brough tackle, took the ball TO the seven-vard
line where Morley got the ball a tumble by
Putnam Columbia held for downs punted for
thirty yards: Putnam by good gains brought the
ball back 10 the one-yard line, and Mfin was
forced over.
Campbell ran the next KICKOFF in for thirty-five
time was called
In the second half the playing was slow. due 70
the poor condition Of some of the Columbia men
who were left the ground after every play.
Sanford. Coumbias coach. persisted in coaching
from the side lines in spite of Campbells protests
and he finally resorted going in as rubber in
order 10 coach the men.
Goodman ran Harvards kickoff back for twenty
yards. Columbia got five yards for interference
and tried fancy hurdle play that failed Morley
Jet Il roll over the line. and Harvard got a free
kick from the 25-yard mark. Herman booted the bah
for seventy yards against the wind before a Co
iumbia could get il. Columbia promptly re-
turned the punt 10 Harvard's 3O-yard line. Mat
SO near the side line, for Herman made only seven
ieen yards. Columbia was held: Bruce made a high
iv yards back A tumble gave the bali to Harvard
on the 40-yard line Herman and Ristine advanced
rut back ten yards for slugging by Lawrence and
could not make the distance. Weekes then made his
gain around end, but some one funbled. Motley got
fhe ball, Ristine. and Herman by five and six-yard
cams toeh IIe Gd over , rne Necessary dlStanGe for
terWard, after Aflin had made twenty-five and
Morley did good punting for Columbia, B. Boye-
sen, at quarterback. and Weekes We're a team in
the Columbia team was strong as their oppo-
nents but this was probably due to substitutes in
Putnam was the star Of the first half, making
persistent long gains around Columba's left end.
line Motley; a lis light man. who has stuck to the
kaIsy siu~G . toI senerai years. had ms ambition
mate He put up wonderful game, putting out
the Columbia tackle every time and breaking up
Interference. Twice he got the ball on a tumble
once when Herman lost the ball. and later when a
Columbia man found the ball slippery. Niffiin
shows an unlimited ability TO work hard. Har-
wards interference worked well to-day, and got off
with good speed The lineup:
Harvard. Positions. Columbia
Campbell A, Boyesen ONolND
GTsydon CBlRgden). Left tackle Srnythe
tHoveyD Left guard IAencon
Green tsargentl Centre
baflaIa.- .ftlsht guard Ache
Randolph GsTreIoe,
Wright. Right tackle.
Motley Right
baiheVs Quarterback. B. Boyesen (GoodmanD
punam (Kernan) -. Left halfbac< ..-.--- WaeTse
klsune Right halfbaCk Morley
NiHln FGilback. Fischer "a Boyesen)
so0e-Haryard. Is; Columbia O. Touchdowps-Ris,;,s
Zs AiIln Goals-Futnam t2D Herman Cmpre-P
las1leL heferee-lS- F. Deland Linemen-Halloyvell
q Harvard ana Wolf. OF Columbia Time-I5 minute
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