New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
YALE GOING THROUGH coLUarB1A's cENrR

Columbia then began to throw herself devotedly
that made her friends think that she had begun to
5osition for sbort distances and DneIi made It rst
down by a spectacular exhibition Of hurdling:
little quarterback run around Shevn's end that
netted four yards.
plunges failed. and then came the kick between
which had not been seen In any match In this city
until yesterday: The ball rolled twenty-five Yards
burn thatch, fell on 1t.
But Yale's attack was not yet in good working
order, and after the Columbia forwards had pluck
lily stood ND two plunges Hoyt fen back for
through no less than hfty-hve yards Of atmosphere
before Metzenthin embraced It. The little quarter
was good for four yards and Fisher struggled
along Eg far enough to send uD the welcome cry Of
Kinney, and was hurled back for a three yard loss.
for when Metzenthin essayed his favorite quarter
1 PACK g run SneX1 was upon him like Hash tackled
loss '''i Oe''ii'N ana oo""ed MN 'or i0ur Sard
METzENTHTN GAINS ON FAKE" KICK
Then Metzenthin fell back IL for punt but
when he got the bail. instead Of kicking It, he
dashed like lightning for the right end and before
Yale could call in her backs Columbia was twenty
nve yards nearer Yale's goal. while mighty roar
of Joy testified that the runners skill was en-
Enthusiastically appreciated.
On the next plav Metzenthfn ratified of a series
Of numbers which meant nothing TO the spectators.
but which really called for the trick play known
as the 'crisscross." Apparently Yale had not
been trained to meet this play. though 1t Is old
and when skilfully executed dangerous. At any
rate, it worked like charm. DueH was the man
designated to carry the leather finally and with
almost the whole Yale in pursuit of the empty
handed Fisher around the left end. DueI dashed
merrtly up the gridiron around the unprotected
right.
In another instant the whole Yale eleven had dis
covered It's mistake. and in full cry behind
aim, put DUEL had a good start. and there was
only Rockwell between him and a touchdown. The
hurled him The Leap was successfui, So So far as
getting by Rockwell was concerned. but DueIl fell
4sdsi Tas men on f G1 on as & and dP in an Pa @ S six %
run had yielded net gain OF thirty-hve yards, and
afternoons sensations.
METzENTHIN MUFFs A PUNT.
1t was now Columbias ball only thirty-fve little
yards from the coveted goal. and Columbia's hopes
high. They vain. however. Dueu and
Fisher each struggled and fought his way ahead
for two yards. but the third attempt failed. and
Yale won the Pigskin- Some costly holding in
there was nothing for IL but punt and HOyt
booted the oval to Metzenthn at Columbia's As
yard mark, The little quarterback muned the punt
forfeited the ball to Yale. which had gained twenty
two yards by the manosuvre. and still had the
After Blooner had hit the centre for four yards,
penalized the New-Yorkers the prescribed fifteen
Yards. Hoyt ran four yards inside Post and Yale
ing the battle well into Columbia territory.
great quarterback ran off his plays like lightning
The referees whistle had scarcely sounded for a
off the next sgns Like hash the attack goi
9r 9S action bds h R Web s baeS PsRsd g6 R
sistioly Hoyt hurdled for sever yards. MCCOY
through for seven yards and Shevln for ten.
Though the Columbia rootsEs lifted up. their
ern Morse took the oval Just across for second
touchdown HOyt kicked the goal with machine
like accuracy.
HALF ENDs-YAIE- u. coTIT1TrIA a
There were only few minutes left of the first
half and after Roraback had kicked of and Colum-
bia had pEnted the middle of the field the
whistle sounded with the ball practically in the
middle Of the gridiron and the score p to o
In the intermission word came 70 the newspaper
stand that PENNSYLVANIA had finished her first half
nothing The announcement was greeted with roars
Of delight from t3n1- the I Yale Partisans
EetuTnssd the the kick Neal cal making brilliant one
aged TO keep the leather going south. but tumble
and mixture of signals forced punt and Yale
Then Rockwell once more organized his attack and
Yale did not again give up the ball until it had
made siXty-1ve yards and touchdown
Hoyt started with two plunges through Thorpe
yards or So and Hoyt hit the centre again for
eleven yards. keeping his feet with remarkable
waddIed for three yards. Then Morse got through
addsd va I more Mccoy emuIated Eovts Surs ,s
for gain of hve and the ball was at Columba's
Then Columbia pulled herself together and held
for two downs. but that was the limit Of her
strength. and Mccoy made IL first HOyt
waded through Browne three yards and a bun rush
by the iuvfncibIe Hogan took the oval across for
Yales third touchdown. HOyt kicked the goal
he did he tried to kick and the score was
Is O.
BY this time IL plain 70 the most hope
full Columbia that II only question OF
how big a total the Blue would. run up After
Hoyt had kicked his goal, the coaches sent Eeeder
in his place. MetZenthfu ROrabaCk'S ktCk0u
back twenty yards TO Columbias 35-yard mark and
followed with quarterback kick which Neal got
at midheld. Trpp was too anxious on the neyI
lineup and the umpire Yale back five yards.
A fake" punting gave Mccoy four yards
through the centre.
Then began again that steady. hammeriug merct-
less Onslaught that Columbia found Irresistible.
and IL did nor end until the ball more
across the line. II the old story Of blow
after blow at the line. Not a single end
tried.
HOGAN MAKES STEADY GAINS.