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

tIOT' WHO saw " RSSAQ 49,
IS;;si p u61nou Il11l|
i'ia't'': 'Yi.S!n's. iubbed a bum /,
which his auburn locks concealed and calIed
II another signal a. If nothing had hap
pened.
With tho ball in tho centre OF IN. field.
Jun" Tor mo first half expired and the team :
Went away to their quarters To nurse their
bruises and 10 take ten minutes rest. Dur
lng the ln'errIission Bowman WAS prevail III
upon tn Civ" way 10 vani,rpolI, wlicL
WaS the only change made in the TWO teams.
ial. regarded the contest as a foregona
conclusion before the eleven. reappoarad.
ana a. much a. 5to on the Blue was ,f.rcd
with lao takers. Harvard's slump he'd
sad6ened the Cambridge crowd imnleasnIr-
ahly, yet the songs were kept up and the
cheers went on as before, although the
-I;i-l.-a.-as TO vo7ar power Vas not what il
was az the beginning.
THF SECOND HALr.
When the Yale team lined up it VAS with
deterinlf itiCn TO sweep Harvard un the
Held Nitnolt further delay: SO wlcu {.
Marshall kicked of 10 Metcalf. Yale attack
'e2tn with IA power tia, made Harvard.
"as dropped hy Bowditch On Yale So
yard mark. Chadwick had made twp
yards ~ short. quick plunge through
blrnGrt. when Glass recet'ed the ball for
daSh between Shea and Mills. The giant
picked up two or three Harvard mel. Ia Iii,
b anus, INV bTi u NOupW III JT' a1li NNltsl
l"l>ure'Y ior Ten wards before hc wa- ,pillc, !,
10y man who threw himself a. his feet
ara made u" tar guard trip. Naln re
ce!tcd five yards for Of play, and
'h.'' hiiiey went through cnothar hole of
large proportions II the riyht wing
Glass had n h n n the pie iur "a run e
,hlrtY yards I've fore he was tackled by
BoWdtCh Chadwick followed with eigh,
yards and Glass wI'h f'u", b iii advances
bang made through the lei, wing. and the
pan was "n Harvard N-yaId mark in
dangerous proximity - me line The
ficrceuo-S - Yale, q saughi took the
heart out Of the Harvard crowd and made
Harvard def,n, VI formations Crumh!c
INTO dust. un"y Wac Irresistible aud
got TO the l8-yard mark after which Chad
WICK. VINO TOOK the ball Vas ~eia.d arouni
the vast by Glass and dragged to Har-
wards yari mark in -Ii of the fact
tuat half dozen Crimson p,aycr- fought
every inch " territory with them.
GAME STAND, erI FUTILE.
Harvard stand Was same. 'he third
down h.iLg within siX ir,i Q, Of the rual
hr"; Ther" was Il tremendous pluI 10 by
tho Yale back ar ~h"n Tho bali was four q
10 bo over tho line ;lIci" was n difcrcIce of
opinion as In who made TIA" touchdown.
The official anrounCcmert was that Chad
wick had made II, and Chadwick therr'ors
receives credit oior it IN ia" sunins ries 4;
hut others Insisted thar Kinney was the
tai when the -Crimmlge wa urtaEgled
M"tcaii kicked n goal and tho score Wa
N 10 u lales "nthi,iGsin was jt,-i az
great, and 'h"rc wCrr cries Of Another
touchdown. Another touchdown" from
hLrdr"tis vi Yale men who warted 10 .,r
Harvard buried deep ur der III" sod Thru
tn" ial' chorus sprang forth this song:
-Four ard seven Harvard men standing in 4
That they cant play football We all know
Although Johnny may roar. he cant chang"
fon'lI 80 !. in the papers in the mornins.
Harvard men had begun 10 flo out of tine,
grounds, trailing their Tag hrhind them
and wearing long faces Il was Harvard
klck-of and Rockwell VAS downei OF,
Nal"'s 23-yard line. Nanderpoel made "a
couple oC yarcis between Shea ard \. Mar
shah. and Chadwick aztec q short gain de-
cldcd that a punt would Iva good policy.
Narderpo fell back To kick but hi~ punt
would hay. made = sChoolboy blush 10
tho roots Of his HAN. He kicked the ball
sideways -iraigh, into the Harvard's stand,
not gaining five yards in distance. A the
hall went To- Harvard then on Yalc's SO-yari
line, there were cries of Score. score.
score" from the multitude in the Crimson
grand stand. Gravdon made n plucky at
tempt and was thrown with four wards tn
lbs credit. He made one in another at
tempt and then Hurley, who had taken the
place of Putnam, took The ball To Yal"'-
?2-yard linc for first down.
MARSHALL MISSES FIELD GOAL
Iale's defence wa, 20 strong, however.
that, IA last resort Carl Marshall attempted
! goal from tho field from the 35-y3rd liie
He had the wind with him alrl the bah
started straight for tho posts, the entire
Harvard delegation craning nncks and ey-
ing the leather a. II flew toward the up
rights, fu' IL did not hav" tho proper
English on It ard a. tho wind mad, /, sail
to one I'D" It mis- -cd tie east pos, by about
five ya.r- and liarvdrd's last cianSe to
escape tho whircS a N brush was goi p. Van-
dcrpoel puutDG out from the 2j-yard
mark aud drove the bali irlo the
crowd. II had to bc kicked over and while
the teams were going hack TO their original
post iona Head Coach Farley walked up
and down the side lines with an unlight eel
cigarette III his mouth waving his hands
abovc his head and apparently displaying
feeling Of in.cns" aisSatiGfaction nj the
periormarc" of his pupils on the field
Then Vanderpoel kicked out again
Graydon made a yellow muff, hut Hurley
feel on the ball before Shevin. who came
down like wild horse, could grahit Then
Hurley squeezed the ball out q his grasp
and il rolled dangerously near Shevlin,
who had tumbed down. but once more il
was saved from Yale's possession by Mar
shall who rushed up in time to fall ON Il
Tho bottcholdcrs wero busy again and