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

oerned Herman Outclassed Desaulles
though to some extent TO the wind
which was In his favor,
THE SECOND HALE
Tho men lined up for the second half
at S.iS. No changes neither lineup.
Marshall kicked OFF TO Yales 7.yard
line, where Weymouth carried II to
the 25-yard line.
Weymouth gained four yards on the
fret rush. Desaulles Kicked to Marshall
al Harvard's A5-yard line
He ran 10 Yale's 45 yard line, but the
ball was taken back TO midileld and
given to Yale for holding
ON an attempted end-run Blagdon
nailed Chadwick for no gain. Yale
could not gain and Desaules punted 10
Marshall al Harvards 25-yard line,
where he was down. Harvard gained
z wards on a. line play Herman punted
out OF bounds at Haryard's SO yard
II was Yale's ball on two rushes It
was carried to Harvards 45-yard line.
DEsAuLLEs HURT
Desaules kicked to Marshall to Har-
wards 25-yard llnes Marshall caught
and downing the Yale's runner carried
Il to Yale's lO-yard line, Desaulles was
hurt IN tackling Marshall Metoalf took
his place. On the next lineup the ball
was sent TO be on the 42.yard line,
Harvard gained four yards and then
Cults gained three more.
Graydon went through right tackle to
the 3S-yard line. There was tumble
In the line but CUTS got the ball, He
was Immediately pushed through to the
% yard line.
The game began to slow up and many
OF the men appeared to be badly
bruised,
Harvard went through TO the 2O-yard
line, carrying the ball right through
Hogan,
Graydon carried the ball to the H.
yard line, Cults with four Yale men on
his back struggled through to the six
yard line, giving the best example Of
foot ball fighting thus far. Harvard
backs. with Graydon carrying the ball,
made fierce plunge against Yale's
center and by sheer weight carried the
ball over for touchdown,
CUTS missed the goal, having the
wind against him.
Score; Harvard %; Yale, 0,
YALE KICKS OFF
Yale kicked off TO Haryard's i0-yard
line, where the ball was poorly handled
but Campbell recovered II and carried
II to the 20-yard line.
Vanderpool took Weymouth's place at
full back for Yale
Harvard gained six yards on their
field rush but when they attempted a
run around Yales left end the man was
thrown back for loss of two yards.
Harvard then kicked to their own 90
yard line, where 1t was Yale's ball
Hogan was sent back for q tackle
buck, but Harvard stopped the play
without a gain,
Hart gained two yards through left
tackle and then Vanderpool punted to
Marshall at Harvard's 12-yard line. who
ran II back to the S2-yard line.
Graydon went through right tackle
for two yards, Graydon added two and
on the next play Harvard got her dis
lance. once more the backs went |
against Yale's line and finally the ball |
was carried to the 5S-yard line,
Ristine gained four yard, Cults went
through TO Yale's 53-yard line.
ON the third down with three 20 gain |
Harvard went against the line but Yale |
held for the first time IN the game and |
got the ball on downs or Aer own 90 |
yard line.
GAME SLOWS UP.l
The game began to slow w. because
all the men acted as though they were |
very tired. Vanderpool punted to |
Marshall on Harvard's 22-ynrd line |
where he fumbled and Yale got the bail |
Yale gained two yards on her first rush |
Yale got two more by Vanderpool |
There was delay at this point with |
the ball on Harvard's l5-yard line
Yale just made her distance on the
next lineup on the l5-yard line. Har-
ward gained FIVE yards and the ball was
directly In front Of goal on the 10-yard
line,
Harvard stood firm on her 1O-yard
line and II was her ball. A magnih-
cent example of stonewal defense was
shown here. Yale apparently did q
foolish thing In not attempting a field
goal when she was directly In front OF
tho posts
Yale held the first rush and Herman
punted out OF line to his own 4O-yard
line, but the bali was taken back to
29-yard line and the ball given to Yale
for Interference with Vanderpo0l.
Chadwick was taken out and was re-
placed by Owsley.
Yale gained two yards on two rushes,
but the ball went TO Harvard for HID
lng.
Harvard gained one yard and then
Graydon took the ball through the line
TO the 2S-yard line,
Cults gained two more. Repeated as
sauts on the line carried the ball to
Haryard's Award line.
johnson took Hamllns place In Yale's
lineup. Ristine went through the line
for four yards. Graydon added two
more. Herman ran around Yales left
end to the 52yard line
YALE MEN LAID OUT.
Several Yale men were laid out and a
delay ensued while their injuries were
attended to- Captain Gould was taken
out and Rafferty, took his place.
Graydon hurdled the line and was
iowned on Yale's 49-yard line and then
quick az a fash Harvard sent her backs
through on the next line up which land
ed the ball on Yale's i3~yard line.
On the next play the ball was on the
87-yard line.
Again the Harvard team crashed
through the Yale line and the ball land
ed on the 2S-yard line
Harvard made only two yards on two
tries and Marshall made try for goal,
but just missed the upright and the
ball went Into touch.
The ball was then kicked to Han
wards l5-yard line, where Graydon
muffed IL but the bali bounced into
Marshall'g hands and he went TO Yale's
ic-yard line before being downed.
Rlstine was thrown for a loss OF one
and then Harvard gained one and on
the third down instead Of kicking hit
the lire and appeared to make her dis
lance Ii was necessary to measure and
Yale got the ball by a matter OF inches,
yanderpool ON the first play dropped
bacy and punted to Herman on Han
Yards s5-yerd line and Herman was
thrown back for loss Of five, 1t be-
ng hard punt TO handle,
Yale held on the first down but Kei-
nan on an open line play gained five
Yards. Herman punted TO midneld,
where two Yale men fumbled and the
lall went out Of bounds at Yales 5S-
yard lire. The bah was passed bacN