The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23


close up to them.
II Bo.1i,ch Rad been able to pick the
ball ny he y ou.1 have had clear field for a
'ouChuown. and ior that reason the Harvard
men screamed themselves hoar-c With
adyicc and encouragement. But a. III"
bI! was moving too swiftly Bow ditch
could not Iick II up, 80 he fen on Il. hte
Kinney Juup"d on him With all hi- eight.
By III" whole play vent for nothing, "a
her" had been Interference in th. rush liz"
and tho bah Wa taken back - the cent?"
Of he field 20 bC pLt Ia play again. Riatey
had made three Yards When another yawn-
!ug gap a. cut in Ihe Harvard liz" by
lale's centre THO, and through IL Chad0 icN
dashed tor thirtv-yard gain before vi Is
dropped him. This plaN---no, VET t-E
naught, for the officials had discover'd
hoi,.iAg in the HE ana the ball wa brought
back and handed over To harvard a. Il
penalty.
CRIMsoS's FIERY BRACE.
Harvard instantly Went TO the attack
and displayed 20 muCh fire and energy
thar the Crimson cohorts picked up ;heir
courage and yelled aLd sang tn heir he arts
content. Harvard tried III" Val" wing :
alternately with Herman. Graydor. and
Putnam doing the rushing until fourteen
yards had been gather d in The last ,crim-
mag" wa 90 hot that Kinney staggered out
Of n. MS n"ad in his bands and has knees
knocking together 8S if h" were about TO
body had struck him on the bead N'h a
hammer, but lC'h men were all right IN "A
Cpupl" Il minutes and tho hattl" proc, ",l"d
with the teams on Wales seward mark
herman and Graydun then began 20 work
a. IN" wax Elr- tor a total 81 eleven yards ali.
landed IN" toll on Ialr'- .i-vard line. II
was me first down, bu' thai wds only do
0idcd after the tape measure had bean
hroughf out. 1t was HarNGrd's bail by
an inch.
She> lin and 4 Mar.h.ll lecamc involved
in scrap and the crowd 'augHc a. Har-
wards big guard shook h,e fit IA the Nal,s
mans face. Herman huted through Hogan
for two yards and Graydop Jumped over
Glass bacH To the l9-yard mark. again
there wa, "A dispute a. ~ Tia. Possession
81 the bah, the Iu.ing being that II was
Iiaryard's first down by q couple uf inchs-,
A. ldl"'s defence was b.cumiug stronger,
k"ruau attempted an md run, but before
he had got into his stride, Glass luck
OUT his night hand and. cat ching Herman
ny the back ri the heck, threw him down
and sat on his head troydon with a mighty
p.ug straight through the centre got tho
hali 10 the ls-yard mark, and all Harvard
down would he made Again Graydon
found Co.'S and Hogan Tor three yards,
hud when Herman got the ball to me 9-yard
mark Their" was TN" Widest kind Of ex-
Cltcmcn'
COSTLY TUMBLE NJ HARVARD.
Harvard. However, was excited, NOT Ontv
in III" stands. bu, on tho field. whereas
tn" lai, players wore meeting every attack
with logged determine ard cycr-i.-
Crcasing 81 rcugth. A. GrEv'tol ma 9 hts
next attempt 10 break the line the hail
was flmbled 10y the Harvard quarter back
ard no gain was made Nhla's brace came
the next moment witiwond. riul power, and
, Harvard surrendered tha bah ,n downs
nine yards from IA" goal limo. That was
N" nearest the CRIMSON came to the Yale
goal line IN TIA" game, and when the ball was
handed over 10 the B.uc team Harvard-
hopes went down with dull thud. II was
ia" chance of The game for harvard 10
escape a Whltcwash. and hut for the tumble
Of In" quarter back some, ning might have
been DOM.
for ia" h,uincnt \ fake kick was tried
and Hogan got tho ball for a run through
! n hole, But his time the hole was plugged
up by the Harvard hacks. who overturned
Hlas- and, hitting Hogan CT the ground,
| they tried To carry Inn oyer Tie goal line
! Half dozen Yale mon joined Ia tha - rigglc
| and Hogan wa- buried under a mountain
If bon" and MUSCLE on the 3-yard line.
II was mp 10 Bowman to boot the ball
out oil dlnger and he g"t in ra'tlng drive
in schoolboy style. Marshall chased tho
| ball out OF bounds with Raj ertvat his back
and both went down grabbing for the
leather among the substitutes MARSHAL
Rot u anu IldTNdTU started HnOl her u'fack.
Putnam turued Shevlin'~ end Tor eight yards
and two more plungcs bv Shea and Herman
got Harvard To the 20. yard mark, but an
other tumble lost the ball. and Yale mon
were Jubinn'. Truly this was poor PLAYING
by Harvard and the big delegation from
Cambridge and Boston began 10 feel sorry
that they had not stayed nj home.
a TRUCE FOR REPAIRs.
Bowditch'- shoe had been torn of and
time was taken out while . new lacinR
was put in. The players were all in need of
l,il' rest, 80 that water bottles and
spong were sought after with cagerne -.
Then they went al II again, and Kinney
made six yards in Two tackle play. Time
was taken ont once morn IA several Har-
ward mon were staggering around in groggy
/ condition, Yale decided To punt and Bow
man drove the ball to kc lan. who lodged
: 9th Of Wales ends, ana got back to the
80 yard mark bofot. he was sQuelchcd
Harvard's attaci; became 80 weak now
that the coaches along the side lines threw
mp their hands, 4 double pass was al
tempted The bah was passed to Herman
whomufTed II picked it MP and was thrown
back by Rafferty, for a loss Of seven yards.
IN" Harvard captain making such a puny
- hut Nula syith