The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Old YALE HAD
An EASY VICTORY
Defeated Harvard BY a Score Of
% to 0.
THE PLAYING WAS CLEAN
Only Once Did the Boys from Cam
bridge Have an Opportunity to
Score-Features Of
. the Game.
THE PLAYING WAS CLEAN
Once Did the Bows from Cam.
lBr Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. November r.
lale University established her saprcm-
acy In the Eas, on Yale field tits after.
noon by defeating Harvard IN the annual
game in unIaIstakabie style.
N'hen time was cAlled In the darkness
OF the early evening the score stood rs
I. TO o. and 1ale's shcuunS thousands over.
wllcimcd tl4eira victorious heroes, "nlae
1ieryard par.isans, with cheer atser
cheer, encouraged their defeated. but
piucRy. fighters
ues.ed the great game. under weather
conditions tiat could not be improved,
from the standpoint OF the onloohers.
1t was n iri;ie too warm for the play
ers, but the temperature did not cause
I'll. contestants to let Up 4 moment dur
ing ih. game.
II took tic Yale men five minutes or
1sgorc TO get their football stride. After
that the outcome was never in doubt,
for the New Haven coi.egians demon
STATED that il was Yales day. In
ST, cngth IN resources, in Generalship and
versatility, the Yale men had big ad-
vantage over their Harvard rivais. Four
tunes Harvard goal line was crossed
10, Yale touchdoWns. Three OF the
tCuChdoTns were converted into goals.
Yaies play was consistent throughout
ard of The highest order.
CLEAN PLAYING.
The scoring was divided almost edualts'
between the halves two toIchaoWiis
coming in each period Tie Vac victory
was the result rather OF stralsht luot-
ball than of spectacular brilliancy. lhtse
of the touchdoWils came atler ues i :
breaking plunges OF the aie Aleii
through Harvard S defense.
Practically. the only oiPen play OF the
day was witnessed when Metcalf, the
Yale half back, duplicated the work OF
Captain Chadwick At Princeton lass
week. and leaping throush a sa"h'ns.
Kap in IdaryaiG's line, ran = yaiGs ioVz
tho second souci.down OF the game nc
did not find q clear field. but he was
gwen superb Interference lfaa! iic Was
able to clear ali Harvard tackles cS--
c.pt Mills. whom he elnded by clever
5do:Eins yale.s other three scores were
made by Chadwick. Kinney and Hogan,
all of whom were pushed over tie Inc
in mass pays directed ct the center CT
Harsard's line.
Only twice during the game did liar.
yard have a chance to score. Once by
magnificent line breathing the Cambridge
nlhNers forced Yale back from Ellis do
,alrd line to a point within eight yards Of
the koal line. "A fumbte by Captain lher-
Eal. in a play that started Niciousiy ana
gave promise of success was followed by
Yale stand, which look tie ball from
Harvard on downs. In the second malt
Harvard succeeded in reaching Yaiess
Sal d line, but Yale lere developed a
stone wall defense, and kick was Iiar-.
wards only hope.
Marshall tried for goal from the field,
but missed by yards. Otherwise tie play
Was almost entirely i'll Harvard 3 terri
tory and the Yale advance was cpnsis-5
4. Nc = ttssf
bridge players We're constantly on the
defense. Now and then a crimson brace.
would come. and for moment the Har-
ward enthusiasts We're encouraged. but
the strength of Yale was too great. ard
the spectators early began TO discuss the
pvcbahie size of Yales score.
The game was one of the cleanest4 ever
seen in New Haven.
THE LINE Up.
The line up was as follows:
Yale Position. Harvard.
Wilhelm ........ left end Mills
kinney left tackle Wright. Shea
Glass ........ left guard -. Barnard,
WhitNell
Holt ..........-.. center ........-- Susdena
Goss, Hamlin. right guard a Marshall
Hogan ........ right tackle kiIowlton.
Sheylin right end ..Bowditch.
Clothiert
Rock well Us. quarter Lack c. Marshall.
Chadwick .... let, haif~nack !. Herman,
i(Captain), llaptail''5
Molcalf 80. right haif-hack Putnam.
Hurley
Rowman. Ian- full back 80. GraSdon.
dernno, Farmer, Harrison
Umpire: Paul a Daslie', OF Lehigh
and Annapolis. Referee: Matthew a. Nc
Gang, OF Lehigh. Linesmen: Ta!cott 81
Hull, of Yale: S. II. Jones. OF Harvard.
li1ne-keeper: J. c. Mceaaeken. Of Uni.
vcrstty of Pennsylvania. 1,onchdoMns.
Cha dwick. Metcaif. Kinney and Hogan
r.nais. lanMrr,i,r, Metcalf, !. Total