The Washington times., 1905-11-05
YALE MADE RINGS
AROUND COLUMBIA
SmOthered New Workers by
Score of 53 to 0.
FAST PLAY THE FEATURE
Blue Eleven Appears Much Stronger
Than Was xpected-Shevlin
Particular Star.

NEW YORK. Nov 4-The score in
The grldiron match at the American
League Park this afternoon between
Yale and Columbia. SO 10 in favor Of
Yale, tells the story more plainly than
words.
Columbia went like the proverbial
lamb 10 the slaughter To the credit OF
the Blue and White players, however.
il can be said that they were game
and did not finch before the awful on
sIaushts of the Yale forwards and
backs. Columbia played her best game.
but her best was insignificant beside
the game of the Eli warriors.
The form displayed by Yale was about
the only feature. Columbia could not
put enough OF a defense to give zest to
the contest. But there was plenty OF
enjoyment for the thousands OF en-
thusiasts in watching Ta}e's splendid
work
The team today demonstrated that
Old Eli has one Of the best elevens
turned from Yale in recent years.
Unusually Fast Play.
Fast play. the ideal of the coaches,
yet accurate and almost free from
fumbles, characterized Yale's game. The
attack at times was so fierce and rapid
that Columbia was played almost of
her feet. The Blue and White linemen
al times seemed almost dazed
The right side Of Columbia's line
proved the weakest and Yale found lit
tie difficulty in hitting 1t for long gains,
or circIing Enos, who occupied the place
usually held by Post. Captain Shevlin,
time and again. distinguished himself
by his gains on end runs. often seem
ing to carry the entire Columbia team
with him yard after yard before finally
going down
Yale kicked of over the goal line
Collins kicked from the 26-ysrd line Il
the center of the field. where veedel
was downed In his tracks. Yale made
her distance anc then Shevlin made ST
teen yards on an end run. Line buck:
carried the ball TO the 2o-yard line
With three plunges between right tackl'
and erd Veeder and Morse carried th'
ball 10 the 5-yard line and Flynn wen
through for the first touchdown Veedei
kicked goal. Score: Yale, s: Columbia, Q
Columbia Held Bravely.
Collins kicked to ShevIin on Yale'l
5-yard line ana the big captain carrieS
the ball back twenty yards before be
ing downed. Several long end runs an,
line plunges carried the ball close Il
Columbia's goal. Facing another touch
down, Fisher and his men made a grea
stand and held for downs, getting tn
ball on their 1-yard line. Collins iiici
sent the pigskin back TO the 23-yar
line. Straight rushes took the bal
across again for Yale, however. vevte
kicked goal Score: Yale. y; COlum
bia, 0.
on the kick-orr sheviin got the bal
and was downed on his 2S-yard line
Two runs netted good gains and the
Yale kicked. Collins getting the ball Q
Columbia's S0-ysrd line Columbi
could not gain. Armstrong tried a pun
which was blocked. Yale getting IN
ball Veeder carried the ball throug
the line fifteen yards. Then Mors
made two plunges. which netted tn
touchdown. Veeder missed goal Score
Yale. Il; Columbia @.
On the kick-O1 ShevIin returned IN
ball thirty yards before being downeC
Both sides engaged in kicking, Yal
finally retaining the ball on her 45-yar
line. Yale played fast and by succes
slve rushes went to the 1O-yard lin,
Three more plays took the Ellis aerns
and Veeder again kicked the goa
Score: Yale, .; Columbia. 0.
The half ended with the ball in Yale
possession
Duden Made Gain.
Columbia made no changes for III
second half. but Yale put in new bac
sield. On the kick-oH Stevenson brougl
the ball To the 3O-yard line. Yale punte
tc Columbia's 30-yaTd line. Duden the
made one of the few gains credited
Columbia during the entire game, q
sSTance Of three yards. Columbia VIZ
sorced 10 punt Hutchinson made
beautiful run-back run. shaking c