New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-24
YALE'S TEAM NEXT YEAR
ONLY THREE OF THE PRESENT ELEVEN
TO LEAVE COLLEGE-soME INTER
EsTING STATISTICS.

New-Haven. Conn., Nov % (SpeciaD.-The fifteen
who got their 'Y'' I'm the Yale-Harvard game
yesterday afternoon around the campus in
high spirits to-day. receiving the CONGRATULATIONS
of the undergraduates. Not of the victorious
Yale eleven was the worse for the great contest
except Cioss and Bowman, both of whom sustained
slight injuries in the game. Bowman was badly
bruised but received serious mishap- Goss was
dazed by several blows in the head but able
to play again fifteen minutes after he was forced
to retire OF this years team Yale Will only lose
next year Holt centre: Goss right guard, and
Captain Chadwick left haltback, while of the four
substitutes who went in yesterday, Wilhelm. Ham
lin and Vanderpoel will leave college
Rafferty,. Kinney, Glass, Hogan, Shevhn, Rock
well. MetcaIf, Bowman and Farmer viii all be In
college again next season. As Bloomer is expected
to return and as Hinkle and Owsley, halfbacks. will
be eligible to play, Coach Swans statement last
night Yale would next year have a better team
than this seems to be based on fact
The following figures have been compiled by
Yale statstican, and they give to yard what each
team accomplished at Yale Field yesterday. Yale
ran Kinney and Hogan constantly in tackle back
plays; Glass and Shevlin often in guard and end
back formations, and Goss once on guard pack
Yale also used Chadwick and Metcaif regularly
on fast haIfback plays, and Bowman for line
pIunges Harvard. the other hand made use OF
Herman. Graydon and Putnam. with Hurley when
he went in, almost constantly. sending knowlton
tackle back formations often, and shea ana
Barnard several times. AS II Yale gave way
before Harvard's attack only times, for
gains of twenty-five yards. five yards, forty-two
yards, ten yards and five yards three times Har-
ward, on the other hand, fell back before 1ate
eleven times for gains of twenty-five yards
seven, seventy seven, thirty-two, hfteen siNty-
seven, twelve. fifty. fifty ten and twelve yards az
A time Vale had TO punt seven times, while
Harvard had kick also Yale lost IN all
twelve yards on line ruShes that HarVarq pllsu
back. while Harvard lost twenty-seVen- In the
first half Yale rushed Harvard hfty-slx- YARDS by
heavy line attacks. and added 10 this lU yards Dy
MetCalfS and Hogan's long seVenty-seVen ana
tnlrty-tWo yard runs toISL IN 11g Is 80, IA IT,,
16S yards gained by Yale through ftarN4IdS me
In the second half. Yale rushed Harvard lIS yards
by straight line plays, and Kinney added thirty,
two with his run, making a total IN tnf second
half of 205 yards gained by Yale. In both halves
Yale rushed A total of sos yards through Harvard
l39 of which in three runs, leaving 2lS yards
gained by sheer line bucking. Subtracttng the
ground lost twelve yards, Nale,s corrected rush
gains for the entire game 356 yards
Harvard in the first half rushed Yale eighty
two yards and in the second sixteen, a total IN
both halves of ninety-eight yards, In which there
forced back eleven yards, and in the SECOND half
sixteen yards. making a loss in both halves OF
made by Harvard gives seventy-one yards net gain
through Yae's line
In the puntng Herman had much the best OF
Bowman and Vanderpoel In the first half, outside
of kicks necesstated by the rules Harvard punt
ed three times for distance OF 10 yards, an ay-
punted five times for total Of $50 yards aver
age OF thirty. In the second half herman kicked
thirty-nine yards for Harvard and fOrty-three for
Yale. Yales average going up with one Sl-yard
Harvard kicked times for pa yards. an aV-
erage Of thirty nine Yale kicked in both halves
seven times for &36 yards an average OF thirty
Harvard and Yale were each held for downs
once Harvard on NaIe'S S-yard line after a heavy
42-yard advance. and Yale on Harvards 3o-yard
line after equal distance gained by equally fast
rushing. Harvard made three fumbles, all Of
them costly. Yale made three, none OF which cost
anything.