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

: gYa~-- lHcy Ner'' dead TO the world T'.S ~
fe" clashes OF water from -ponrcs brought
them 10 and they we're up and doing again
ds sprv a. ever.
Ne cali, Cas-, Kinney ard Chadwick
, proceeded 80 Cu' up Harvard line until
! they had taken the ball to the 23-yard mark.
! whore Harvard maze e very conmendab!e
/ Erac' and took tn" bali on me fourth down.
I'm IAN kNoCkED OUT.
! Capt K,r IAN Incidentally was knocked
ont once more, nut he would not think ri
/ de.istiug When he got his bearings again
/ h, pun,ed end Me,calf made a daza'irr run
: Of twenty-five wards after the catcl ba
10 Harvards yard mark. He kcpt his
! feet r"inai hat.y well in spite If several
! fying tacli!er. which he shook of and went
1 ou' o! bounds Standing up Epyditcl was
, 80 lame that he could scarcely drag his
, LEGS after him. but he WAS still getting into
| al! the plays. for which Harvard cheered
| him again and again.
! CHADWICK wae tiger when he made eight
| yards through Shea, aud Nelcalf followed
! his captains example with a smashing
| rush through knOwl'uh which landed the
| bali on u" s,-yard mark. Harvard was
| dying game, and Their" VAS u brace, whirt :.
! however. did not last lonr, and soon Yale
/ was knocking away nj tho ?5-yard line.
BARNARD srCCUMps TO GLASS.
! Baruard then euccdmbod TO Glass All
+ through tho game he he'd submitted to
| rough handling 10y he zig Yale guard, but
! ~ last na,uro gave out and Barnard %ub-
; BLEED off the 2rd'rou wondering What his
! name wds and Whether he had been ia
| football game or q railroad accident. WHIT
! well took his place and Glass smiled az him
| erimly. NhitHcl soon discovered what
! Barnard had to contend with Tor Glass
: threw him aside in the same Old way and
| N"t"nlf dashed through for six yard,
! BoyditCh WIS all used up after thai play,
! and thouPh he vas attempting TO walk on
| one foot " wa. no use for lin TO continue.
! When the coaches asked him 10 come of
! the field l." protested earnestly. He even
went 10 capt. Herman, who was in not much
| better condition, and asked 10 he allowed
! 20 rensin. but the coaches prevailed and
| BoTdi'Ch had 20 make way for C,otljer,
while the Harvard rootc's oheered the
! pluckv end rs he went 20 the bench with
! tear m his cve-
lale's attack Was fcrccr than over aud
! Chadwick bsttlsd his way to the 10 yard
/ marx. the Harvard men fghting the adj
/ vance with that little strength which they
. he'd lett. Kinney. Chadwick and horari
were ire >istit IL in the formations which
they beaded, and with the ball on the 3-yard
, mark il WAS simply n cuo<ion Of superior
! strength. which landed Eoean over the line
tor the fourth touchdown. The trial for
goal was farcicai ami the score was % TOO.
VIOLIN AFRAID or rIRE.
Il was growing darl rapidly and thou
lands OF ma che, were lighted, though
Only tOf 'llN B'l1Ihl-t' 81 lIIlllNg tlkdIN UlI
, cigarettes. The eTcc, wa unusual and
] many women cxur' seed a fear ~ there
! would W. - fra. {, Marshall p,Yle,l 20
| Ne'cal' and the little Nulc nai. came hur-
ding back in great s'y!e for thirty Yards
| only To he duwuei 10y Knowitun, WHO got
| in g low, hard tackle. MetCalf made three
! wards through shea and Glass, who helped
! him along, turned his attention 70 Andy
Marshall who Wa hurled down IN heap
and lrf' vrithiug n pain. Metcalf tried
1 tn lls "a it,tlrl Millg's end lnf hp W
blocked clear across thu field and
/ down"d for los.
Naudcrpoo puntcd out Of bounds al
liar,ari's lo-ynrd mark, bw 'he hal was
| called back. AMI before IL was put in plav
! again, Rafferty, left 'h' field IN favor f
! Har Vard, rp"ol prrt'd again ard his
. drive wa hoau'y, 'pN"riug sixty yards,
/ Harvard 'rod 80 buck IN" Yale lin" again
! hut il was p"jiU! attempt. the Crimson
player. being thrown back - " they had
| no 90, r.ngth a all Houghcr and fercor
! the Vale Inou became IL tho end o' tho
/ game approached, and in the growLI dark
| ness they e"rvrd TO add gloom to Harvard's
! defeat, which had broken the hearts of
- many ,aithiu follower from the idodcrn
| Athens.
| IN sheer desperation Herman p',ntcd
| and Metcaf. catching the l-a,her on his
| aa-varh mark. dodg' Il 'hrr" Harvard mon
| and rushed tac> To tho mlGdl' of tho 'i,ld.
| where he war forced out Of hounds. still
| keeping his feet. tn" lall was taken in.
! and Kinney made twelve yards in two
| mighty piunges right through Harvard's
centre centre tie Lall b., INK on the a5.vard mark
| Nsuderpoal wa, laii oU' -iI. and was
| succeeded by FGrm'r. There were fire.
| Qucut delay after 'hl', and d. III" dark
| ness Cano on ~ rapidly it Wa impossible
to Ale ont several mmu'C. hcforc IN" end,
| and when a" end cam" it was \sl"'s bali
! Oh HaryurJ'e 30-yard mark
INA UHAN WHIRLPOOL.