The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-11-26

on and did not stop until ne was thtoNh
on Harvard's 15-yard line by Wedneh
diuing tackle from behind. Here if ever
was YaIe's chance and her big backs
made the turf fly as they dug into the
Ssinason Inc of forwards. But Yale
eould get no farther than Harvard's
rl-yard line in three PUSHES Harvard
had saved herself once again and II
was the CriInson's ball. Three line
pIunEes by Brill and Foster yielded Har-
ward twelve wards, and then Burr lifted
the leather TO midheld before time was
called. Score at the end Of the first
half:
Harvard. Q: Yale. 0.
Second Half.
Yale presented the same team in the
second half while Harvard made one
change-Barney taking Parker's place
in center. Burr kicked OF, for Har-
ward. sending the leather flying to Shev-
lin on Yale's 5-yard line. The Yale
captain ran the kick back twelve yards.
Yale could not gain. and Morse punted
to Foster in midfeld. Brill was called
through center for FIVE yards. H.
Jones replaced Gates at left end for
Yale. Three PUSHES by Brill at Yale
left side yielded eleven yards. on the
third Of these plays Morse. when oH<
OF the game, was apparently retired by
Umpire Dashiel for. smuggling
on the next play starr fumbled, ana
Foster fell on the leather for no gam
Foster punted to T. Jones, who got
back TO Yaie's 34-yard line On the
next two plays ROome eireled dar-
wards left end for nineteen yards but
on the next two tries Hoyt was not
successful, and Yale was forced TO
4aaf
ter on Harvard's 25-yard line, but
Forbes nailed him on the spot. From
here Harvard began her best attack OF
the dag.
Harvard's Best Attack.
The giant Brill and the sturdy Squires
were called back alternately and both
smashed IN to the Yale line as though
they were steam engines instead Of men.
Gains OF two, four, I'VE and even ten
yards were the results of these attacks.
Starr did his snare by clever ten-yard
run around Shevlin's end In this man
ner the ball was advanced - fale's q
yard mark.
In his next try. Sduires rippeds or an
additional three yards. but the left
side Of Harvard's line got of too quick
IL and the bali was called back and
Yale given i've yards. Starr tried a
Quarterback run, but was thrown for
a loss OF six yards by II. Jones. At this
point Yale pst in a number of subs.
Herchenberger replacing Erwin. Hutch
inson relieving Jones. and Levine going
TO GuIlPs place. There was nothing else
10 do and so Burr punted to Hale's IS
yard line. Hoyt lifted the leather TO
starr on his own 45-yard mark Starr
was tackled before he could make any
gain. Burr at once punted to Yale's AZ
yard mark. and the BAH sailed out OF
bounds at this point. Fosters ankle had
been going from bad 10 worse in the
second half and he was replaced by
NiclloI.
Knox Goes In.
Knox went in for Roome The fttl'
Yale half attempted TO circle Leary's
end, but was thrown for Vineyard loss
Next came the play that won the gam'
for Yale. Hoyt dropped back 20 punt
Nichols dropped back with Starr 4
take the kick. The leather went spin
ming far down the field straight toward
Nichols II. Jones.-Yaie's left end. wa
down the field almost as fast. AS tn
bah struck Nichols arms. Jones hi
Nichols in a l01. hard tackle. Tin
pigskin slipped from the Harvar,
mans grasp and. quick as fash, Jones
fell on it. IT was Yafe-s ball, on Har
Yards S0-yard line. Here was the frs
chance OF scoring that Yale had had il
the second half Seven times big Levin
and Bigelow crashed into the left sid
Of Harvard's line. Harvard fought des
perateIy. but the waning strength o
the Crimson eleven could not stand tn
onslaught of~Yale's fresh subs. On tn
seventh try they landed the pigskin o.
fFarvarS's IO-yard line When the Dill
ea ~ Bril- remained lying on tn
nd is ankle had been twiste
tao eatches took him out. putin
IN his place. Straight g
fsus g Levine drove on the frs
alp the play netted i've yards
again Levine went At Harvard's lef
tackle and this time made two yaros
Yale Scores.
But three yards lay between Yale an
touchdown Left Tackle Forbes wa
called back and drove clean through tn
center Tor the touchdown that gave Yal
the victory. The score was made to tn
right field. and so Hutchinson punte-
out 70 Knox who made fair catch Fl
'front.' OF the goal posts. Hoyt kicke
the goal. making the score c TO O.
Burr kicked on to Shevlin, and IN
Yale captain r-an the ball back fes.rsss.
yards from his own 2-yard mark. Val
at once started a rushing game. i
six plays the Blue advanced the bail {
her own s0-yard line. Yale was ofr-sid
and Referee Mcclung put the Ieathe
back five yards. Knox endeavorad I
slip around Leary's end, but the Har
ward man was too alert, and the NttI
Hi was thrown for q hve-yard loss
With fifteen yards 10 go on the secon
down Knox again tried Leary's enc
= and this time made pretty tWelve-yar
run. With three yards 10 10 on th
third down. Yale took no chances. an
Hoyt booted the ban 10 Nichols on HaF
Yards 49-yard line. Nichols did no
tumble this time, but was tackled be
fore he could make any gain
Hoyt puuted TO Harvard's 2s-yard line
Harvard could Tot gain, and Burr Hfte
the ball 70 Hutchinson on Yales z0-var
line. Finn made five yards thrOug
Montgomery on his first try Tire
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