The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-15
HOLY GROSS SURPRISES YALE
MAKEsTWo SENSATIONAL GOALS
 FROM PLACE KICKS.

Second Half-The Performance Unpre- cedented on Yale Grfdiron-visitors Overwhelmed in Every Other Part of tine Game.
 Holy Cross sprung a humiliating sur prise on the Yale team and it's admirers in the second half of yesterdays game at Yale field when the men from Massa- chusetts scored twice on the Blue glad iators and not by any f1uke. but by as clean and straight football as ever seen on the gridiron.
 In the first half Yale. with her strong- est team, aside from Bloomer, who is a tri1e indisposed, ran up score of thir- ty points to Holy Cross nothing. The latters line was no more than paper to the Yale giants. who broke through at will and were held for downs but twice Holy Cross getting first down but once. The game was so one-sided that at the end of the second half quite number of the 4.OoO spectators left and missed one of the finest pieces of football ever seen on any field.
 In the second half the Yale team was composed largely of substitutes. who fumbled often and who could not hold the Holy Cross backs as well as they should. Holy Cross. thought rather badly battered from the plunges of the heavy Yale giants. took commendable brace and fought desperately.
 About seven minutes after the open- ing of the last half they rushed ths ball to Yales thirty-yard line They could get it no further and the pig skin being in fine position for a try for goal from the field they took the chance. No one had the slightest idea that a place kick was going to be att tempted as it looked as If an ordinary kick down the field was to be made The Yale team was completely taken in. Reed dropped back. as did also Quar- terback Larkin. The distance was very short. The signal was given quickly Larkin caught the ball on the pass and quickly placed 1t for a place kick from the field. Reed lifted it and it sailed perfectly true. exactly between the posts and just over the bar for as pretty goal as could be made. Yale's colors were lowered, for 1t zqz<l 5 the first time she had been scored on this year. Holy Cross was overjoyed and her players turned somersaults hal1d- springs and cartwheels and shook hands with each other much to the amusement Of the crowd.
 It was a hard pill for Yale to swaI- low, but when the ball was again put in play she went in with vengeance, and scored touchdown within a few min utes. Holy Cross, however, was not dis concerted for aided by some more furn- bling and some fine line plunges by Stankard she again got the ball in Yale's territory on the twenty-five yard line She took the third down and the crowd held its breath to see what she would do. There was no hesitation. Reed and Larkin again dropped back, the latter neatly caught a clean pass and quickly placed the ball on tha ground, which it no sooner touched than Reed flung his foot against it and 1t went sailing as true and fair as if it were a bird between the goal posts for another goal. No such performance had ever been seen at the Yale field before, and Holy Cross was cheered to the echo. Encouraged by this the team was rip- ping into the Yale line for good gains and had the ball almost in position for another place kick when she was penal- ized twenty yards for holding in the line. Time was called shortly after with the ball in Holy Cross possession.
 The performance of the Massachusetts team is an eye-opener for Yafe. Kick ing goals from the field is Princeton's strong point and ten points scored in this way might easily win a big game The lineup and score follow:
 Yale. Holy Cross Shevlin. Neal ................. Campbell
 Right end.
 Hogan ....s.................. CroWther
 Right tackle. Batchelder ........................ O'Boyle
 Right guard. Roraback, Smith .................... !. King
 Catch.
 Morton, Flanders .................. Tobin
 Left guard. Kinney Andrews ............. O,Donneu
 Left tackle
 Rafferty, Hare ................F Ford
 Left end.
 Metcalf, Preston ....3............ Reed
 Right half back. Mitchell, Owsley, Allen ...,. Mcdonnell
 Left half back Bowman, Former, Hoyt Stankard
 Full back.
 Blackwell Sonar T.r.l,;v,
 Quarterback
 Summary: Yale 36, Holy Cross 10: Touchdowns, Metcalf, Mitchell 9, Hogan 2, Bowman: safety, Mitchell goals. from touchdowns, Bowman 8, Owsley 1; goals from place kicks. Reed 2. Time of halves, twenty minutes Referee, #Dr. Samuel Hammond of New Haven; um- pire, MT. Hull.
 WESLEYANSCOREs ON HARVARD Gets Touchdown on Fnmble by n crim- KY som Back.
 Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 14.-The game on Soldiers field this afternoon, in rut,ioh uaryord defeafpd yUasJeuar1 n fxr