New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
THE CANE YALE'S l6 TO 0.
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CAPTAIN MARSHALL OF HARvA

behind the line. while KnowltOn repeatedly
r-oved his worth at ground gaining through the
centre.
Bowditch played high class football at right
.nd. with the exception OF the time Yale's inter
ference boxed hirn up so completely that Met
oalf made his long run Meier was missed at
len tackle. but Derby did creditable work in his
place.
THRONES N THE NEW STADIUM
Two hours before the hour set for the match
the throng began 10 gather As II was the hrsl
HE rar7e on the new Stadium there was some
,,-4,sf7r in seating the multitude. that the
r-ovrs vas later than usual in getting settled
for the match
Harvard had chosen the west stand, and by
,,.rool, the tiers o. benches had blossomed into
crimson ike one huge terraced conservatory
Some OF the crimson rej0iced in buttonho-es IN
-be 4o--, Of chrysantnenaurns, little on color
-se-haus but nea- enough 10 be slgnlncant
Some OF II waved and Haunted II the form or
myriad banners OF many shapes, sizes and de-
grees Some Of Il adorned sleeves as where
mourning bands are worn and mourning it
turned out 10 be, sure enough, before the day
was done. OF course there was band and the
usual array OF energetic young men with mega
rhones 70 direct the din mandatory.
Across the field 10 the east rose the Yale
benches. and q Eoo6ly assembLage was there,
some from peaceful New-Haven 10 cheer the
fellows" on TO retrieve the defeat rubbed II
by the Tigers week ago. Niolets were OF
course, banked Up as hlg5 as the seats went
and banners Of the same hue were thick as
autumn leaves IN TaIlornbrosa-
A person with a passion for statistics calcu-
lated that there were 5000 worth OF vlole-s
a. the game. Some one wrote a song recently
one with a g-udge against Yale, presumably.
but the band didn't play 1t yesterday. Il was
TOO busy with "Boola" while the Harvard brass
hurled back Up the Street" and The Mar
seiIlaise"
Pretty girls2 Yes. indeed, Somehow they
never look so vel as a. a football game" said
one undergraduate and cynical elderly friend
replied. Why is football popular with the
ladies? give you just one guess"
North EaTvarc-sc became an endless chain
OF continent humanity at I o'clock and re-
NAMED until after . at that hour all save
the latest arrivals were tn their seats. and the
thousands in the Stadium proper established,
with those VINO sat Hr the lesser bIeschers hat
blocked the oDen end Of the vast horseshoe. the
high water mark for football attendance II this
country. II there had been more seats there
would have been more spectators. Indeed. The
size Of the cloud % Witnesses that may be-
oepended upon 70 attend the big matches seems
10 be limited only hy the space u which they
can be slowed away.
YALE FIRST or GRIDIRON.
Yale was first 20 appear. and came Logging
into The amrhithearre two minutes before =
O'Clock amid the aoclamations Of the east stand
They did not look like team of crippIes Cap
tain Rafferty, had one eyebrow decorated with a
strip CT surgeons plaster. and Hogan had
lump on his shoulder that SPOKE o. -as7t--
But a whole the team looked far more II
than just before the Princeton massacre. And
= was more n. too as the sequel showed
Three minutes later the Harvard squad ar-
peared headed by Captain Marshal. and q
course. ali Boston and part Of Chelsea Iuri5Iv
saluted After each team had run Of "a few
signals Captains Rafferty, and Marshall met
Dashieil the umpire, and McClung. the referee.
n The centre Of the Geld. The Yale chieftain
won the toss. and chose the south goal with the
SUI al his back. There was no wind u any con-
sequence.
Yale lined Up exactly as she did against the
Tigers. save that Miller. the oarsman was al
Boomers place. ar right guard Harvard's only
variation from her strongest combination was
Derby Instead CT Meier opposite the redoubtabIe
Hogan
Promptly at 2.lO O'Clock the whistle shriebed
nrst. and lie Moyne kicked or 10 Mitchell who
went down or his 2-t-yard line. Farmer was
sent twice against the centre for four yards. and
on the third Gown Mitchell 10 Hsrvards JOY.
had 20 pun, At her 35-yarc line Harvard be
gan 70 tear Yale's forwards up 10y means Of
triple tandem that included her three backs
Things went wei or short gains tiu ofside
fiay set her back 10 yards and lie Moyne
punted. Mitchell soon sent the leather back 10
Dar Marshall who. as both Rafferty, and shev-