The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
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| What Is the rush line?'
why the Harvard rush line. OF course
And Percy looked mort flied as the spectators
around him were laughing; .o..n.
| ing on tip toe.
fThey are tearing Harvard to pieoes,'
yelled Percy IN high glee as he waved ms
crimson flag above his head fran'ically
| "Hooray for Ya!e!"
| You're a traitor" chor,iscd half dozen
Harvard men angrily;, Either keep qu'e'
or throw that Harvard flag away
I'm throw il away was the quick re-
Spouse, for Yale il going to win. -
; -Betcher $50 To- siIO on Harvard
drawled the son Of rich man who drew
| on a roll of greenhacks
Il really don't car" 10 bot sad Percy.
| who was now pale and evidently en-
barrasscd, while Maud tugged a. his arm
and said;
What are they doing? Is Yalea lieadi"
1alc's cheers were Increasing IN volume
every moment, while Harvard's enthusiasm
was Tagging The Yale men we're driving
! the ball down tine field inch by inch.
suddenly tho whole Harvard crowd
/ collapsed as if their legs had gwen away
| under them. lnstantaneously the whole
| Iale crowd went mad
| for iale!"
Down with HIM" the angry Harvard
| men roarcd. Down with the traitor!
Val, until after the game and we'll nix
1 MN.
ha, have they doneY" was Maud's
| request for Information.
Yale has made a touchdown" responded
| Percy
What is o touchdown" asked Maud
IN tell YOU later Hooray for Yale"
Down with hun! Kill him! Lynch him!
| II was with this threatening cry that
| dozen Harvard men. or, rather, men wear
ing Harvard color. sprang at Percy. they
wreuched the Yale button from his
coat Lapel and damned him down IN his
| seat.
II YOU get up again" they cried. "out
you'll go
80 Percy IA, still for the next ten minutes.
! Then Maud, vino had been standing up.
| exclaimed:
"lharc'4 a man lying on the ground! I'm
| sure he's dead. There's another man
knooliug al his head. while still another is
| pouring something out of bottle INTO his
mouth Ola, do hop" he isn't hurt What's
his name, | wonder?'
Percy jumped up. He looked down at
| the field ard saw the PROSTATE player.
| but he did not hiow him ard could rot
| fr.d out his name. dr. he was not ON speaking
terms with his neighors.
| What's the scorer" Wa Maud's next
| question.
rI,s to o." ~sid the pa, lent Percy.
| DID they make six touches!
| NO; only one.
| Then the score is TO o.
just as you please anu reicy he~Neu
-Wha, il that little man blowing that
whis, IL for? IL he calling the mascotp"
He's the referee. and he wants to let
IN. PLAYERS know that he's ready.
IL that man with the brown tea kettle
| on his head able to Sec anything
! OF course he is His eyes are not COW
| cred up
can ,ha, man with the piece of lead pipe
over Lis nose breaihe?'
That isn't lead pine It's noee mask.
TX. can breath
Percy. this man next to me says that
| the interference is great. Will they stop
the I game
He saw also that Yale il holding. Ny
goodness. | thought everybody was hold
| ING from the wav they have been grabbin &
each other and rolling around on the
ground
ms a technical expression You cannot
understand"
! killed Somebody kicked him Squarely IN
| The head, cant look at it, Its a shame"
! He ISN'T hurt "A bit, said Percy MS
head !. 30 hard tina, the kicker spra'ned his
ankle"
, | wick or Mr Glass
It's Mr. Mc,calf, and he's just made
: another touchdown Mr.. Glass made the
hole and they throw him in
or in the ground. Did Mr.. Glass make II
, with liz hands,
"Hooray for Yale" screamed Percy de.
family His holdness dazed the Harvard
Yale Yale, Yale Rail! Rah, Rah, Rah
, Raj, Rah. Rah, Rah! Rah. va -e!!v'
The cheer swept over the field in great
volume and Percy Joined in. He even tried
10 sing the Yale songs. Maud. however
cast a dampcr over his enthusiasm with thu
| question; .,
Has Harvard done anything"
, Nothing vet, And they won't
, f, During the intermission Maud fired a
vollcv Of questions half OF which we're un
. answered, When the gams was resunieo
Percy had secured Yale Il lg and he pro
ceeGed to wave it necessarily. He was II
:, hi. element, for the Harvard crowd wa
broken in spirit and had little 70 say.
Glass has knocked the Empire Stat.
=, Express to pieces He did ii single handed!
: Percy cried as he turned to Maud, who VA
, not watching the game al all
Il didn't hear any train, Percy "her'
did il come in?'
"Aplay, What do you mean, play in tn
! 30. No, A play by Harvard's team
called the Empire State Express
-Oh'h'h!hn'
Yale had made another touchdown AM
!, when darkness began To creep over TIL
. field he did not bulge.
. Il am going TO stay TO fhe end SAT-
q he.
n 'Oh. let's go home It's bore.
. But Percy had his way. When the gam
: ended they were slowly gong down IN
steps to the ground for long walk bac
o 10 town When Maud staggered Perc
with the question;
l., who Won"
y Yale did, Maud Why, didn't you kno'
that"
A what was the score?"
v -Twenty-three to nothing
g -Gracious. did Yale make 'wenty-thre
Q toucl downs >"
NO. only four"
A Lets go home, Percy
And they trudged down 10 the trail
a where 10000 people were waiting to he cal
: carried 10 either Boston or New Iort
. When Mard got home at 10 % clock that nigh
she said % her mother.
" Il had "A gorgeous time, mother. Hal
n ward won and the Empire state EXPIRES
was made of Glass. Percy was awful
n kind and rice He told me everything"
When Percy went 20 bed he was fagg"
p out
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