The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
CRUSHING DEFEAT ADMINISTERED
TO HARVARD BY OLD ELLIS SONS

/ The blue failed to gain and Hoy
kicked nearly to Haryard's goal line
I where Starr fell on the ball, Sperry
ana Hurley gathered several yards
| through Kinney. The ball was o1
Harvard's 23 yard line, and was
knocked out Of Sperry's hands on 4
delayed passage, Tripp falling on 1t.
Yale Was Penalized.
Yale pushed the ball steadily until
Harvard's five yard line was reach
ed. Yale was penalized Is yards for
holding. Hoyt was sent back for an
apparent try for the field goal In
stead he scooted across the field and
was thrown heavily by Hurley
Harvard Wins Ball
This play again gave the bali 70
Harvard on downs. Running up
against Yales line The crimson backs
were thrown for the loss Of six yards
on two tries and on the third down
5perry kicked to Hoyt. who placed
he ball in the center of field.
Harvard Off Side.
Morse and rlinn made gains, when
Harvard was penalized for off side
plays. Morse hit Squires for three
yards and Sheylln took the ball for
Two downs through Haryard's left
wing. Yale made short gains, and
with a yard to 60 Hogan was given
the ball.
Hogan Made Gain.
He plowed his way through Parker
Or his distance. Then he made an
Their five yard plunge and Finn
made three. Morse hit Harvard s
eight for five yards and Hogan bowl
ID over Brill for a short gain. Morse |
pre- through Haryarls right and |
was pushed and lifted over the line |
Or the first score of the day Hoyt |
licked easy goal
Lost Ball on Punt.
Sperry kicked off to Shevlin, who !
,rought the ball back to the SO yard |
inc, Yale was obliged 10 give up the
iall by means Of punt Sperry had /
o return it, Hogan had gained !
light yards.
Harvard Changed Line.
Several changes We're made In Har
ards line. When the play started
gain, Finn made seven yards. then
umbled the ball, which went TO Har-
ard. Harvard fumbled and Shevlin
ell on the ball Morse made three
ards through Squires and Shevlin
'as thrown by Matthews after cover,
~ yard, this being the last play of
le half
The Second Half.
Sperry opened the second half for ,
arvard with a kick off and Sheylin
IN the ball back to the 25 yard line.
oyt punted to Haiyard's 43 yari
ne. Harvard lost the ball On a ,
Yale made short gains and
oyt punted into the grand stand at q
awards 35 yard line. Failing to I
AXE gains, Harvard punted and y
ale partly blocked the kick. the bali
ding to Haryards 50 yard line. =
ale made several short gains ana II
orse was carried through to Har +
lrds five yard line Morse went
rough to Harvards one yard line,
Yale Held For Downs.
Harvard held Yale for downs. g
'opping back ten yards behind his 4
al line Sperry drove a fast punt n
to Rocltwel's arms on the Harvard h
yard line where Matthews threw Z,
m. The officials declared Mat "
ews had fouled Rockwell and Har- :,
rd was penalized. the ball being in
ough: back to the crimson 20 yard n,
e. Yale again made short gains w
d lost 10 yards for holding. the bali n,
ing to Harvard after quarter D,
elk kick. only to be lost by FUN. .,
:. Yale's rushing was unsuccess-
and Harvard took the ball on
wns on her own 90 yard line. AZ
The Sensational Play. D.
Sperry dropped back for a pune. tr
! the kick was blocked, the ball an
ling far beyond the ends where he
,ome got in on Harvsrd's two NJ
ID line. This was easily the most ed
Isational play of the game. Morse to
led TO get through the line. In va
e tackles an1 back plays Finn ",
5 carried across the Harvard goal er
: scoring Yale's second and final pu