The sun., 1901-10-27

handling by the Columbis squad. Jumped
into the Columbia men and struck them
One OF the Yale players said 10 THE sUx
You wouldn't believe II. bu, the Columbia
men ns a., d,e t no, tu,oP a, ,iusfns 3se Of oqI men
Pha. sss PRETTY arSs ID ba!nas se. hApn be e man
who was bitten wanted % retsllate and threat
tened 20 do 80. but he was told that the be Il
all the harder to defeat Columbia In en-. case
OF snotler Yale player one of the Columbia
men delioeratsly turned the mans ankle
the man and put him out Of the game FOR
good. for he was one Of the be-t men on the
Yale team lie was hnisd for few minutes
1hi. Yale player -as anxious TO wrsak yen-
geAnce on the columbia man, but was not
sY.re during the first bali over the nerce
plsylng of Colunlhln u vHs trying half
.se soyk of ,sc Ses Yorssr. .n ,h.iT .G' bioeins
and their fierce tlckl's. keTt the Yale giart-
from scoring Up 60 the ,nd Of that nist
half Yale had been confident that she would
score and II was litter disappolr tneI 1
a well a. disa greeatle surprise that sh"
did rot score Cart Gould looked the picture
OF grim a. termination " en- he trottsd out on
the feld az the head of his men for the second
half The SO Columbia shoutets gave their
certion when play ,essn for the nral half
N was fierce and savage work throughout
this half ard q. slucgins by Columbia re-.
peat~dly brought the thousands IN the grard
against such conduct Yale was not also
sppesrsd aG To- he 50 @ anxious 10 bucRis if y !"
each other for disabling purposes thnt fire.
quentiy they, we're In zach Others clutches
When Yale made her, first touchdown
the Columbia men looked very ds-p"ndent
fo- few mniptes Ten minutes later when
the field the Cplum his delegation broke loose
and sanford danced up and down the sid.
haf When EN- Yale scored cor her ssoond s q ,oucsdo%n s%
the Vale hosts. th. Vale hand and the Yale
cheering -ection had enthusiastic moments
Columbia fought nerCely To score again but
Yale. having recovered her second wind.
MAS putting up splendid article Of football
Her line was impregnible to th. assaults
Yale had the kick N In the first half The
hall was landed on tolunihia's 500 ard lin"
who made ten yards and was downed on
ColuWbias S5-yard line From the first line up
Il was evident that Yale was up agains, the
after play began, Columbia made her fret
onside play and Val" got ten yards Yale
twenty Yards around Cclumbia's right end
Tn" famous tackle PLAY of Yale Jailed 20
work w,S MogsD carISIs ,s 'se h. eS sorn. nns
on Columbia .S-yhrd line on three mass
plays COLUMBIA made total of Ave. yards.
xhen chadwick vent twelve ysrds around
columbia right end The second on-ide
play oi the game sav" Yale another ten yards
or~ide and Nalr got ten yards more with the
tall on Columbia i5-yard line, where Yale
lost u for holding Morley gave the pig.
skin a lit which landed = on Yale S-yard
line from where peSaulles took ~ 20 the
st-vatd line Prom this tim" until the end
Of the half the hall did not get nearer either
goal than the IO-yard line and when time
vas called 1t was inlss hall on Columhias
1he second half proved tho NOR. interest
Ing OF the two on the Kick Oh DE Saulles.
who caught the hall. MAS downed on the
ss-yagd line steady gain, Gar carried ., the w ball
mouth puf ted to Columbia 2e-yard line
Gould was down the field with the ball and
tackled Necke- IN hi- tracks Morley punt~d
Nv a clever run carried the ball back 60
Columhias seward line ON an onslde
play Yale got ten yards and the hall was on
jolumhias is-yard lin" Chadwick and
Weymouth Wer" used TO work the ball Co
Columbia a-yRrd line, from whore wey-
mouth carried II over Gould kicked out
Tor a place kick Weymouth. however.
failed 81 the goal. and the score was Yale. 5.
on the NEXT kick on Morley sent the hall
10 WEYMOUTH. but Chadwick ran across
hl-r and fumblet and was finally downed on
Nale'- hfeen-vard line Columbia got the
hail on tumble She could make no gain.
but succeeded in working directly In front
of the Yale goal and Morley dropped goal
from ysl-'- io-yard line
Then The Columbia men bssrn sr1 q, e. s veaksn r.,
Nal. told On them Columbia was forced 60
kick and lost the hall. IL Was the hardest
Kind OF work. aided by fe~ runs for ten
s.vsri line. and from there Weymouth car
ri-d IL over After this touchdown Do
IA lilies ran from Nale'- io-ysrd line on q
kick on TO the centre of the neld before being
doWned I lme Was called With the hall In
lalc'~ possession on Columbia's 1s-yard
line he line IN