The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03

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WEYMOUTH hurdled -four. Hogan cracked the
centre for three apd, olsss PlousRRed, bis NY
soyard line. but saved the ball end Hogan was
damned through West Points leit nqhk lot
touchdown in The corner s q ne She feid made GSS's a
rank nun which cost Yale q point
Between halves Yale students entertained
the biz crowd with a lively song when went
show me the scotchman who doesnt love the
show ne the EnrlishmAn who doesn't love the
Show me the true hearted son Of Old ri,
Who doesn't love the spot where the elm tree
grows.
The cadets replied with this battlecry:
They'll win, by thunder.
DAYS a Won ter.
He won't 90 under.
Which was literally true Of DAILY and 80
he tTue-hearted sons of Old Eli did a con
tinuous performance standing act In 'hs
W"ymouth began the. second half by kick
ing on for Yale 10 Bunker on West Points
SO-yGrd line, D2ly kicked back 70 The cSnire
w MnfEs t Gsn Slii * P %esi pPGigt ana spt SIa as aSeT,
feii on Il. Philips cieaved Yaie's left tackle
for four yards bnt ne NOR, gaits "f rsr IdIn5rnn,
into Yale domain. H. was a splendid punt
DeSauiies catching clearly this time only
3 yard or so from IN, h,s goa an i inch but mi me he next
sl,R' y Snfa"' Weymouth addsd three ara
irayoilad three wards. Then Yale's attack
was wiTh.tood, West, Point holding for downs
ard SETTING The 6ali on sna fa Titso sU-y sain n ana
Glass, tearing through, threw Graves for q
loss DAILY ,droPpod back for a drop kiGa
tRa, DeSSulles caught West Point mapping
and ran SIXTY yards.
Yale was making short but sure gains
when the .fumbling weakness again CROPPED
DAILY pgntcd and pesaulles muGed. but lell
G fat the y SGll t 2ttdr ,S Ss@MSis esst ! fo Sntf line nse without Eihr%lt
gain. The soldiers sitting through with a rush
Weymouth made "a poor kick, TO Daly VINO
dozen men had fumbled the ball DAILY finally
bounced on IL on Nale's i5-yard line Graves
was pushed through Ial.,S centre o I'VE sh sa nsxti
attempt and DAILY. once more tried a eoai
from me field H2le broke tafo4g 20 p shH
at the centre. A fake kick was in order,
but Bowers made a poor pass to paly and
the Yale %forMsrdt being on ,9p q WeH ni1%; n
Ihl llhth dtlAl NH'h lA'N' - -
cnught on the tj-yaTd line and after hurdling
the centre Tor two yards, punted.
DAILY made A fair eaten on lale's t5-yarn
line and Graves tried a place kick for goal
hu, his effort was weak Weymouth caught
thr ball on Yilc's lu-yard line and started BACK
but was thrown backward by Boyers.s great
tackle DeSaulirs made two yards on a lake
kick. after which West Point for the second
time took the ball on downs. Graves mace
tyn wards through the centre and Phillips
missed n fine chance for an end run by iuinb-
ling the ball. DIlv saved II for the ctd"t-
and on the next line up he fopped BACK
for another try al goal from the Held. lie
STOOD on the % ward line and slightly 10 one
"Noyr hold vonr breath, &" shouted a cadet
~ tho bah was passed ~ DAILY, The next
moment the leather wa. sailing through
no pn-ts II was q close call, being inside
rf me- rlr,h - upright 10y about Au inch but
II was a goal at! the same aud the most thrill
ing period ~ the game There w"r" about
Two minutes more to plan, In which mn"
wa- done except to exchange punt,. Inc
lUo-Up.