The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30
COLUMBIA showed
UNDER BY YALE
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Opponents
ROYT'S KICKING HELPS ELLIS
Columbia Yainiy Tries to Stem the
Tide Of Defeat With Fresh
Players.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Although Co
lumbia played better football in the dTst
half OF today game with Yale than she
has done heretofore this season. she was
unable TO score against the New Haven
team. Yale winning by a score OF 81 TO o.
The game was played at American
League Park, the weather conditions be-
ing excellent The estimated attendance
was 1900.
Columbia made her best showing in
the FIRST half. Metzeuthin ana Duel be-
ing the stars. AIetzenthin made two
runs. one OF seventy yards through the
field and the other about half that dis
lance on fake kick. Dueu made
thirty-hve yard run on fake interference
but these gains meant nothing 10 CClum-
bia, as she was up against a much
stronger team ana lost frequently
through penalties.
Yale's Fierce Attack.
Tde's attack al an times was fierce
and productive OF good results. and dur
ing the second half Columbia had no
show against the Yale line, the visiting
players moving down the local men at
almost every attack
In the FIRST half Columbia. having won
the toss. chose the south goal Rora-
back kicked on TO AIetzeuuhin. who ran
through the entire. Yale Held for SIEVE
yards. being finally dOwued by Morse.
Yale got the bail on downs and tried
TWO fake kicks Tor slight gains. H0yt's
punting. which. by the way. was an
other feature Of the contest, helped the
New Haven team, but the bail was Co
lumbia' an Eale's 45-yard mark. AT this
stage Columbus line was doing good
work. but IL yielded a few minutes later
when Hogan went through for Yale's
drst touchdown after ten minutes play,
HOyt kicking the goal Later on Hogan
Etormed the line after some hard play
20 within a yard OF ColumDla's goal line
Morse was sent through for a touch
down. Hoyt kicking the goal This H.
ended with the score u 10 @ ia favor Of
Yale.
Columbia Men Disabled.
staugIand was disabled in the drst
half and was forced TO leave the game.
During the second half Columbia suf-
f5red frequently, eight more. changes be-
ing forced on her, while Yale only had
four substitutes during the afternoon.
Beginning the second half Thorpe
kicked OF 10 Morse, VINO was downed
on the z5-yard line, bat he gained I'VE
more and then Hoyt kicked 10 Aletzen-
Thin. whom Kinson tackled beautifully.
Yale was penaIized for outside play and
AIetzenthin. after fumbing, recovered in
time 20 gain three yards Metzenthin
kicked. but the Columbia men inter
fered with Hoyt and the penalty al
lowed Yale 10 get the bail on her 35-yard
line. Morse went through LEFT FOR ten
yards H0yt got i've more, and Mccoy
gained three
Hogan Scores Touchdown.
The Yale men were setting a lively
pace with frequent gains. Mccoy was
sent through the center twice for short
distances Ia d tackle-back formation
Hogan was sent over the line for the
third touchdown. Yale having carried
the BAN FOR fully sixty yards. straight
down the neld HoFU kicked the goal
from somewhat difficult angle, making
the score Yale, 1s- Columbia, o.
Several changes followed in quick or
der GA both sides. Feeder replacing
Hoyt after the third goal had been
kicked During the remainder OF the
game Columbia efforts were more
frulrless chan al any time previous. and
the result was inevitable. The changes
ia Columbia line weakened rather
than streug theued her defense. Yale
scored EEEea more L0LCluUWus during
the second hair on which only one goal
was kicked, ma king the total score Of
"a Tor six -ou-hloWus and four goals.
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