The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
hos~psass Tt .,he Hall IN Both Halves
~ tps aud Down the GridirOn.

VIEW HAVEN. Nov. .? The first signs Of
enthusiasm came from IN" Yale band when
l, struck up the famous Bopla' song lust
before O'Clock. IL served To int roduce
Trainer Nike Murphy little boy, who.
dressed As soldier OF Revolutionary times.
pllpaa tGG-Aa-d-d dragging along 4,t4----
trNitdog Inascct. Then followed ant
Chadvjck and the Blue eleven at exactly
o'tfoek. There was a tremendous cheer
and folest OF blue silk fags waving on
high. onISt6 be followed by similar ciAmon-
stration from Harvard. deCked out in GRIM
son from head to foot when the Cam
bridge eleven. led by tapt. Herman, came
rumbling through the gate loss than a
minYs behind tho Yale warriors. Har-
wards band, which had been silent up to
This time. broke forth with the time hon
ored Fair Harvard" and also tho Mar
selllaise, for which -uitabic words had been
written TO be- sung during the afternoon
Then all was silent, save a rky-rOcke' cheer
here and there while he two captains con-
suited with Referee Nc. hung and Umpire
DASH, u, " 10 the tossing Of the coin.
Capt. Herman called the turn and smil-
inRly selected the south goal TO defend
With strong wind behind him. The ball
therefore went to Yale to he kicked OF
and al ZIP O'Clock Bowman drove it out OF
bounds at Harvards 25-yard line. Under
The rules It had ~ he kicked over but be-
cause Shevlln's belt had become loos.ned.
and his thigh guard was not in it, proper
plac7 ther~ was delay OF six minutes
pefors pler was resumed Then Bowman
booted the hall into the air once more. and
,l,lls time u went straight down the griiiron
20 Putnam HarNard's right half back
.-tur~AM's LEGS TANGLED.
Harvard Interference formed quickly
for run down the field and the Yale men
Nere fairly well covered a. Putnam started
on his journey back, but before he had
gone yard hislese became tangled prob
ably because he was excited, and down he
went on his l0-yard line with nobody near
him but Sheylin. who bounced on h!in A. a
cat wouN npb rnollse. When they lined
up Umpire Dashiell warned Shevlin no,
10 play of side. and then Harvard for tho
first time tried Yale'S defence. Shea was
taken bach in a Close formation and Putnam
W. &khk between Goss and Hogan for
two yards Then Knowl,on was driven
into Kinney and Glass only to be beaten
On without the gain Of foot. Harvard
concluded thus. early that it would be folly
70 waste energy in his manner too soon,
70 Herman puntcd and Mc.calf was dcvncd
at Harvard's i5-yard line.
lalc's first chaLco To test Harvard
defence arrived with this play. Bowman
~knSJft. v pitch h"adIoug INTO the
centre Of the lire, hut hc wa carried back
for a1oss Of two yards. With equal celebrity
Yale concluded to stop advano emcrts
Just theg, SO Rockwell. taking the ball
close up behind Hollis back. got in low
quarter back punt over Harvard's loft
wing. Tho ball sailed straight INTO Kcr-
mans arms, but tho Harvard captain, sad
To relate, had butter fingers aid the oval
rolled|to the ground while the Harvard
army groancd in despair.
Tho Crimson players seemed To- DO in a
france, for quick as fash, Hogan dashed
N among them as the bah rolled over the
'iirf and pinrcd il down Oh Harvards
3o-yard mark. accomplishing a play that
made the Yale staids arise in mass
al color, letting loose miraculous VOL
lme Of sound from end TO end. Then /,
wes Yak'S 81 cord chaicc to try Harva rti's
strength in tie line, ard the way tho Now
Haven warriors wont to work made the
crowd in he Harvard stands feel i'll al oasc
and apprehensivc a. 20 the final result
Tho first play, however. made Harvard
happy. for Bowman in attempting an end
run. was nailed by Bowditch for a lose Of
eight yards.
YALE BREAKs INTO SONG
'SWc>ll show Them how 10 play foot
hail. screamed the Harvard men through
inegaphones: hut when Hogan went through
a big hole between Sugdcn and Barnard
tor nine yards. which had lccn opened
up by Glass, there WAS "a diTcron, tune,
The Vale men broke into ong with this
i.tiI. la-ulG- air Of Sir Doolcy";
When Johppy vas an infant in the Harvard
aes}resmt Of what famous name his own
vas sur.'t0 be-