New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

son defence for four yards, Class dragged Chad
wick through il for three yards. 10 the --yard
line and the next instant the Yale captain s at
through the remaining distance Tor the mrs.
touchdown of the game. while the howIS OF Ut
uTnph rioted over the field. Bowman promptly
kicked the goal. and the score was to -
Carl Marshall kicked off to Yale's 2o-yard
line SheVlin. who was doWned py boNultCH
after running it back five yards. Kinney, on
tackle back play. got only two yards, and TWO
rushes Melted little more. Bowman punt,
cd 10 Haryard's 5O-yard line and c. Marshall
was downed in the middle of the field by Raj
ferty- Tandem plays aimed at Goss and hogan
alternately carried the ball down to 1aIe 81
yard line where tumble gave the bail to tne
wearers of the Blue A Marshall was on 81; nIas
the first play, and Harvard was penalzeo
five yards Bowman made four yards on mass
formation and he then kicked to Harvard S o.
yard line GraydOn had hardly got the ndl
securely tucked in his arms when Sh eVln
doWned him. Three tandem plays gave i1dtNdIu
a first down and after carrying the ball TO her
own 40-yard line Herman kicked to fale d.
yard line. AIetcalf fumbed. but Bowman re
covered the ball on the very first play Vale
made feint toward the right end OF the Har-
ward line. and as the Crimson started IN tnat
the left side. between Shea and Barnard Carl
Marshall was the only man between the Yale
him and placed the ball behind the Harvard
goal line after 7O-yard run Bowman was
again successful in kicking goal, and Yale
had advantage Of j. points.
HARvARD's GREAT BRACE.
On the kickoff Metcalf got the ball at his own
the first plunge. Yale made her distance. By
fake kick Hogan made another of Yale's long
runs. carrying the ball from the 15-yard line to
Haryard's 4S-yard line before being brought to
the ground The ball fumbled and rolled
ten yards. but Yale man fell on it, Harvard
got the ball the next play for holding, and
at once began her one great brace OF the game.
Slowly but surely she carried the ball down the
field until the Harvard stand rang with the
did the Crimson cheerers feel. Holes were made
through Goss. Kinney. Hogan, and occasionally
Glass, Ora ydon and Herman doing most of the
ground gaining. The ball had reached Yales
Syard line when Harvard fumbled. Sugden re-
covered it, but it avaled him little. for the Yale
line like stone wall, and Harvard had
TO surrender the ball downs
A fake kick the first play resulted IN a
loss and Bowman then punted to Marshall at
Yale's 30-yard line. Plays directed at Goss
carried the ball to Yales 20-yard line, where
another Harvard tumble cost the Crimson
possible chance to score. Bowman kicked TO
Herman, who fumbled the bail. but recovered 1t.
On the next play Herman kicked to Hales 30
yard line. Four mass formations brought the
ball TO Harvard's 50-yard line, where the half
ended.
At 1888 the teams lined up for the second half.
with Nanderpoel playing fullback for Yale. in
place of Bowman. There were no changes in
the Harvard liueup Marshall kicked off to
Yale's 25-yard line, and Metcalf ran back be-
hind good interference fifteen yards before he
and Glass making the hole, netted ten yards,
and holding in the line by Harvard gave Yale
equal distance.
Again Kinney vas brought back for the tackle
back formation, and with wide hole opened
for him through Barnard by Glass. he tore up
the field for thirty yards before being tackled.
Yale played with the confidence and
strength of a winning team. and at every smash
of the Harvard line tore hole which repeatedly
gave the Blue first down. Glass and Kinney
continually broke through the line and helped
the runner by dragging him along. Hogan was
called back from the line to carry the ball time
after time until Harvard's thirteen-yard line
reached. MetCaf got the ball, and again
Glass made an opening In the Harvard line. He
caught Metcalf about the body and dragged
him, with two Harvard men who We're hanging
on to Metcalfs legs, TO Harvards twO-yard
line. On the next play Kinney smashed through
Knowlton for the third touchdown of the day.
Metcalf kicked pretty goal and sent the score
up Is to in favor of Yale.
When the teams lined up for the kickoff
Hurley relieved Putnam at right halfback.
Marshall kicked off to Yales 5-yard line. and
the ball carried back sixteen yards by Met
calf. Yales charge at the line did not gain
much ground this point. and VanderpoeI
kicked. The pass was low and hard to handle,
and the fullback kicked out of bounds at Yales
30-yard line
Tandem PLAYS carried the ball for Harvard