Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-19

announced the lineup. each making the
qualifying statement that there might Do
changes at the last minute
Harvard followed two minutes later.
Yale kicked on at 2:2S to Randall. on the
ffteen-yard line.
Randall advanced 1t twelve yards. where
Harvard's first attack on the line was q
failure.
It was a loss of five yards. and Sperry
punted to Yale's fifty-yard line. where
Rockwell ran IL back seven yards. Hoyt
went through for one yard. and then Flynn
took the ball to Harvard's forty-fye yaro
line.
Then Morse made two more through Brill.
A heavy line attack netted one more, and
then Hogan added couple.
Morse went through Derby for six yards
and the same player at same spot got four
more.
Flynn shaved left tackle for two yards,
and in a line play Yale placed the ball on
the twenty-five yard line.
Morse made two yards through Derby.
Hogan fell down IS yards from Harvards
goal. and after measuring. the referee gave
Harvard the ball.
Harvard made four yards on two cross
butts and then Sperry punted to Hoyt on
Yales i5-yard line. He was thrown out OF
bounds after running the ball back Ia
yards.
Morse made two yards and Flynn eight
more round the end. At this point there
was mix-up among the PLAYERS oec hand
on the lineup. Delay ensued while the
CAPTAINS discussed the matter.
Flynn made four yards through center;
Morse took the ball to Harvard Zo-yaru
line Flynn made two yards through Der
by, Morse made one. Flynn took IL 10 the
tS-yard line, . 49,.
ftmbled the ball on the ten-yard line. anu
Sperry. picking it up. carried II 10 har
wards twenty Vineyard line. where Hogan
brought him down with thud
I-.I 10
TEMPT around Shevln resulted in a mlx-tp
in which the ball was fumbed but Har-
ward got il on Harvards twenty-seven-
ward line
Sperry punted on the first down to Yale's
forty-two-yard line, where Hoyt was
downed in his tracks.
Hoyt punted from behind the line TO
Starr, on Harvard's ten-yard line. starr
made two wards on a quarterback run.
Hurley made seven yards thrt ugh Bloom
err Same play netted Harvard three yaros
more.
Tripp's Jersey was torn from his back,
and there was a delay while he was htted
to another behind shield on the side lines
The fierce attacks seem to affect poth
teams to considerable extent In cross
butt Sperry went through Dig noie III
Yale's line. but he fumbled the ball anu IL
rolled to Trip and Hogan. who went down
on it together on the 2S-yard line
FLYNN made a yard outside F1ar'aru
left tackle
Morse made a first down on the next play
nd then Rloomer was lifted completely
over the line to the eighteen-yard line
Morse barely made yard on line 1T
tack.
Flynn made two yards through the GEN.
ter and then Morse pulled by RockWeH
took the ball to Harvard's five-yaro me
but Yale was penalzed for holding and the
ball went back to the twenty-five yard line.
Drill broke up the next play and then
Hoyt dropped back to the 3o-yard line on q
fake attempt at field goal, ran hVe yaros
round the right end, but he was thrown
by Hurley and IL was Harvards ball on
her own 32-yard line.
Twice Harvard was thrown back on DE-
Iayed passes for loss of four yards.
The notable feature of the ga ne thus lar
was the slowness in which the teams Nned
I'D before putting the ball In play.
Sperry punted to fale's thirty-hVe-yard
line and FLYNN ran to mdfield. where Hur-
ley threw him.
Morse made two yards around right end.
Flynn through the center got three more.
Yale was given five yards for Off side
play.
Morse made four yards outside of right
tackle
Minnesota VS.. Northwestern.
CHICAGO. November 19-The Minnesota
Northwestern contest on Marshall field was
the center of western foot ball interest to-
day The advantage of weight was with
Minnesota, except at center. where Davis
for Northwestern outweighed Strathern by
forty-fve pounds. Kicker Minnesotas right
guard and Ward. Northwesterns left
guard. each weighed 1875 pounds. AT all
other positions Minnesota's men are from
four to twenty pounds the best of It,