New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
YALE s5. ORANGE ATHLETIC CLUB, 0.
NEw-HAvEN BOYS PUT UP A MAGNIFI-
CENT GAME.
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w-Haven, Conn, Nov. 9-Yale administered an
oldtime drubbing TO the Orange Athletic Club this
afternoon at Yale Field footing up a total OF 30
points to 0, of which all but the last five points
vere made in the first half. In the second half
Yale put a set of substitutes. and Orange adopt
ing kicking game. the ball was in the middle OF
the field most OF the time.
The game was replete with sensational and really
brilliant plays by the Yale team and with plucky
uphill work by the visitors. who were completely
outcassed from the first whistle faIe, In 1acs'
put UP the cleanest and hercest game she has
played this season. and played championship foot
ball She will be able to hold her own on that
aridiron a week from to-day. when Princeton
comes here, II to-day's work Is continued and the
same line plays Glass. De Saulies, CHADWICK,
Swan and Hamlin covered themselves with glory.
while the entire team put up hot game from
to finish There were only two fumbies. one
by Chadwick and one by De Saulles. but neither
was costly. The Orange Athletic Club men did not
nave Il chance handle the ball at all, except for
a minute in the first half and for part OF the sec
ond. The Yale attack was tremendous. and the
defence impregnable. Orange made their distance
only four times in the whole game What kickinS
was done by Yale by De Saules and Wey-
mouth. the former proving himself consistent
punter we'll drop goal kicker. McChntock
the new fulIback did chance to play
Captain Gould the side lines with q lame
shoulder. Several Princeton coaches were on the
side lines watching Yales game closely, and II was
evident that they surprised.
De Saues caught the first kickoff, running back
thirty yards. and Yale then rammed the ball from
the centre OF the field to touchdown. making
gains OF ten and twelve yards at a time. using VIII
heini. Chadwick and Weymouth. and Hamlln only
once weymouth made the touchdown through
centre. On the second kickoff occurred the most
brilliant play OF day. De Saulles running the
ball back twenty yards to Yales 40-yard line. ana
Chadwick. making clean dash through a
hole opened up by Kunzig and Olcott and scooting
seventy yards to touchdown. helped by splendid
interference by Rafferty,. Hamlin and Glass ON
the third kicko1 Chadwick fumbed the BAH on inc
first signal and Stokes caught It. running t"enoy amy
yards away from the entire Yale team: un.ii ne @ss
pulled down from behind by the slgdhtlc riassi WIZ
both sides, caught up with Stokes ana thLew
him Glass showed marvellous speed Tor such n a
giant. orange on their first try c0uld not eet IN ~ d
single yard and were forced 70 KICK 1ale tneI
began TO hammer the line. Wilhelmi and CHADWICK
made twelve yard gains through Owens. and "ey-
mouth went TIE line.
the fourth kickoff caught by Glass. who then
executed what was perhaps the most remaT @ kabie
play seen at Yale Field in years. Totally unaSSsted
bucking men or Iii sides with his big shoulders
and ploughing through for tull forty YARDS ~hiie @
got to his feet there men strewn all along IN
his wake where ne had put his path kunzig Hart
the remaining forty-ive yards to touchdown by
Hart. Hamin was the hero Of the next kickoff on
fTst play. Hart dropped the ball on the next play
and then Orange gained their 4istamoe
the punt for forty yards and Swan mailing Allen
beautifully Hanin maze lge n nfy Ty
30 touchdown while the Orange players were
ofIIs had kicked long ffty-ve yard punt which
Swan had again nailed for loss . .,, =,
but Holt and Hamn. Kunzig and Soper did good
work in line rushes, and De Saulies dropped d
place to Metcaif. For the next twenty-five minutes
both sides kicked freely, and the ball was in the
further scoring. The visitors not as strong as
had been expected but Yale in the the second hsf did
Excellent and the defence impregnable. The lineup: