The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-23
YALE WINS FROM
 HARVARD WITH EASE
When Time is Called in Darkness Of Early Evening the Score
 is B to 0.

Harvard squad, Captain Herman leading. Harvard won the toss and chose tho south goal and the wind. At s2.l6 tho teams were in position and Bowmsn af- { ter kick that went out of bounds. oouf the ball to Harvard's five-yard line.
 Putnam who caught the ball stumbled but quickly recovered and ran back to shle own 2S yard line. where he was br0u11t down by Shevlin. After two downs wtth< out much gain Herman kicked to Yal9o 45-yard line and Metcalf who rushed tho ball was down in his tracks. Yale t11- mediately started her tackle back pIaxs but made such slight gain that Bow~ man kicked to Herman at Harvard'a S9@ yard line. The Harvard captain fumbje6 and 1t was Yale's ball. Hogan push14 through Barnard for seven yards and he made five more on a similar play. Mae4 plays on center guard made first down for the Yale team on almost every play. Glass and Hogan alternating In openjnG holes for the man with the ball. On the five yard line Harvard took brace and held we'll and Yale gained but two yard1- On the next attack, however. Hog41 opened up a wide hole for his captain ana Chadwick went over the line for Yale'e first touchdown after ten minutes of play.
 Bowman kicked an easy goal.
 Score-Yale, 6: Harvard. 0.
 Gains on Tandems.
 Carl Marshall kicked of to yale's 30- yard line to Sheylin, who was downed after running back fifty yards. Yale failed to get in and Bowman punted fto Harvard's 5o-yard line. Marshall, who got the ball, was downed in the middle of the field. Tandem plays aimed at Goss and Hogan alternately carried the ball down to Yale's 35-yard line. where . tumble gave the pigslxin to the winning team.
 Andy Marshall was offside on. the first play and Harvard was penaiized fiva yards. Bowman made four yards on q mass formation and then kicked to- Har- yards 32-yard line. Graydon had Hardly got tho ball when Seviin downed him. down and after carrying the ball to her own 40-yard line. Kernan kicked to Yale'a S5-yard line. Metcalf fumbled, but Bow- man recovered the ball. On the very first play, Yale made a faint toward the right end of the Harvard line and as Harvard started in that direction to stop t. Mek- calf squeezed through between Shea and Barnard. Mills was the only man be- tween the Yale haif back and q toucf- down and although the Harvard end made desperate try for the runner. Metcaif lodged prettily and placed the ball behind the Harvard goal line after 7s-yard run. Bowman was successful again In kicking a goal and Yale now had score of r points.
 On the kickonf Metcalf got the ball at his own 1O-yard line and ran it back five yards. By a fake kick Hogan made another of Yale's longs. carrying the bali from the 15-yard line to Harvard's 4s-yaru line before being brought to the ground. The ball was fumbled and rolled ten yards. but Yale man fell on it.
 Surrendered on Downs.
 Harvard was given the ball on the next play for holding. Harvard now began to play a desperate game and slowly. but surely cared the ball down the field until the Harvard stand rang with the wor0 Touchdown" so confident did the Crini- son cheerers feel. Holes were made through Goss. Kinney. Hogan and occa- sionaiy Glass The ball had reached Yale's s-yard line when Harvard fum- bled. Sugden recovered the bah. but is avaiied him little for the Yale line was now like a stone wall and Harvard had to surrender the ball on downs.
 A fake kick on the first play resulted in loss and Roman then punted to Mar shall on Yale's thirty-yard line. Plays directed at Goss, carried the ball to Yale's sO-yard line, where another Harvard cost the crimson a possible chance to score. Bowman kicked to Herman, who fura~ bled the ball, but recovered it. On the next play Herman kicked to Yale's %. yard line. Four ma@s formations brought the ball to Harvard's 5o-yard line. where the half ended.
 At s:Ss the teams lined up for the sec ond han. with vands-poel playing full back in place of Bowman. There were no changes in the Harvard lineup.
 Marshall kicked off to Yales 25-yard line and Metcalf ran back fifteen yards before he was downed. Three plays with Kinny back and Glass making the hole. netted ten yards. Again Kinney was brought back for the tackle back forma- ton and with a wide hole opened for him through Barnard by Glass. he tore up the field for thirty yards. Glass and Kim ney broke through the line and Glass helped the runner by dra gging him along until Harvard's 13-yard line was reached Then Metcalf was given the ball and again Glass made an opening. He caught Metcalf about the body and dragged him with two Harvard men who were hang ing on to Metcalf's legs to Harvards E. yard line.
 The Third Touchdown.
 On the next play Kinney smashed through Knowlton for the third touch- down of the day. Metcalf kicked pret- ty goal and sent the score up to IS to 0 in favor of Yale.
 When the teams lined up for the kick off, Hurley relieved Putnam at half back. Marshall kicked off to Yales E. yard line, ard the ball was forced back sixteen yards by Metcalf. Yale's charge at the line did not gain much ground Rf this point and Vanderpool kicked. Tam dem plays carried the ball for Harvard to Yale's 25-yard line, when Marshall dropped back for an attempt at held goal The pass was good and the ball cefried well, but it went three feet to the right of the goal post.
 Vanderpoel kicked the ball down to Marshall at Harvard's forty-yard line. Rafrerty caught the runner in midheid. Graydon was tackled from behind by Goss and thrown for a loss Marshall kicked to Metcalf at Yale's fifteen-yard line. After two attempts at hitting the line Vanderbool punted to Kernan Met calf threw him hard. Harvard could not gain by tandem plays and again kicked the ball going to Yale's twenty-five yard line. Kinney and Goss were injured and the latter had to leave the field, Hamlfn taking his place. Yale galloped through the Harvard line for thirty yards in short gains. when Harvard made last effort and held for downs, The effort was costly. however. The Crimson men