Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-22
YALE-HARVARD FOOTBALL GAME

New Haven Nov. 22-Clear. but
somewhat mild weather greeted the
men of the Yale and Harvard foot
BAN teams when they arose on this, the
day that is to decide the championship
OF the east.
Nearly all the visitors displayed the
colors of the rival universities in the
form Of flags and ribbons. while the
streets most frequented by the morning
promenaders were decorated 1t was
announced that the following would
serve as officials;
Umpire-Paul Dashiel Of Annapolis;
referee. Mathew A. McCune, of Lehigh;
time keeper j. c. McCracken Of Penn
sylvania; linesmen. Taleott b. Hull Of
New Haven and Norman Jones of Har-
ward.
Harvard won the toss and chose
the south goal.
Bowman kicked of at 2:13, but the
ball went out Of bounds and was
brought back for another kick. on the
second trial Bowman hiuked 10 the 10
yard line. Putnam got the ball and
stumbled. He was downed IN his
tracks after getting up. In two downs
Harvard advanced the bali 10 the is
yard line and on the next play Herman
kicked TO the Harvard 45-yard line.
Next two downs resulted In no gain,
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to the 20-yard line.
BY tandem play through center two
more plays aimed at the same spot,
carried the ball to the 15-yard line.
Metcalf went through the line for
three yards more The next down
netted only small gain.
Yale made her distance and IL was
her ball only 10 yards away from the
goal.
Yale makes touchdown. Bowman
kicks goal Score. Yale 6. Harvard 0.
Marshall kicked off TO Yale's l5-yard
line. Sheylln ran the ball forward to
the 22-yard line by successive plays.
carrying the ball to the 20-yard line
when Bowman kicked. the ball going TO
Marshall, who took II back Ave yards
and was downed by Rafferty, in the
middle Of the field. A mass play
against tackle carried the ball TO Har-
wards 52-yard line. Another play
through tackle carried the ball to the
Yale i7-yard line, The two following
plays netted steady gains for Harvard,
the ball being taken TO Yale's 4O-yard
line
On the next down Harvard plunging
through Goss, advanced the ball three
yards. The next play netted one yard.
a mass play through the center car
red the bail to Yale's 35-yard line,
Yale was awarded five yards for off
side play by Harvard
on a tumble Yale got the ball on the
iO-yard line, advancing II three yards.
on the next play Bowman punted TO
Marshall on the Harvard 32-yard line.
Marshall was downed in his tracks by
Shevin
A line smashig play directed at CO.
ter gained two yards for Harvard and
again a similar play aimed at Glass
and Holt resulted in two yards more.
On the next down Harvard gained
her distance, the ball being downed on
the 3s-yard line. Putnam attempted TO
go through center but made only one
yard. The ball was advanced to the
35-yard line on the next down when
Graydon punted. Metcalf fumbled "a
ball and Bowman fell on II. saving II
for Yale at Yale's 35-yard line.
Metcalf made a touchdown for Yale
BY a long run Of 73 yards. Bowman
kicked goal.
Score Yale. ~; Harvard, Q.
Marshall kicked of to Yale's lO-yard
line The ball was run back 10 the 10
yard line. and on a fake kick Hogan
ran to Yales 4s-yard line. where he
was downed. After holding on both
sides Harvard was given the ball on
Yale's 5O-yara line.
Successive attacks at Yale's line car
rled the ball 20 Yale's iO-yard line. on
the next down the bali went to Yale's
37-yard line. Putnam was Injured but
resumed play after a short interval
4 drive through Yale's left tackle by
Herman advanced the ball to the So
yard line,
Croydon made Ave yards through Ho-
gan on the next play. on following
play the bail was downed on Yale's sS-
yard line
Harvard made her distance on the
next play and II was Haryard's ball.
first down, on Yale's 25-yard line.
Croydon through center and
gained two yards Yale was iercely
contesting every inch Of the distance
4 trick play netted on gain Second
down
Another mass on Kenney gained three
yards and he han was on Yale's 10
yard line Croydon plunged through
Goss FOR three yards more. Another