The Washington times., 1905-11-26

her real onense. and the nnanner IN
which the Crimson went about brought
the Cambridge supporters to their feet.
First, Squires tore into center for a
clean five yards. and then ne smashed
INTO Erwin for another four. a third
time Squires diyed at the left side Of
the Harvard line. but instead of going
as 1t had done on the tao previous
plays, the ball was snapped to Foster.
who split outside of YaIe's right
tackle and made six yards before h
was brought 10 earth. Three times
Squires drove a the Yale line. with Fos-
ter helping out once, and IN these four
times gained just twenty yards planting
the leather inside Yale's s5-yard mark.
Things were beginning to look serious
for Yale SGuires was sent back 70 his
position, and Brill called upon TO work
from the fullback position. Two tries
Melted but two yards each. Brill was
called upon to make up the necessary
distance. but he was not eotal to the
task. and the bail went TO Yale on
downs on her own 41-yard line.
It was Yale's turn and the Blue
turned loose her whirIwind attack In
dead earnest. Roome. Quill. Bfgelow and.
Forbes smashed and tore through the
Crimson line, mostly through the right
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time. Quill was the most terrible OF the
Yale backs in these onsIaughts.
In one rush he advanced the leatheF
eight yards with the whole Yale team
dragging and showing him along.
Yale Fails to Score.
Quill placed the leather but twenty
yards away from Harvard's goal linA
The Harvard cheer leader was calling
upon his fellow students in the stands
to get behind the team. The Crimson
team answered the call magniheently.
Forbes could gain but yard in center.
The redoubtebie Quill drove into Kers-
burg FOR two yards. Yale hsd two Yards
TO make on the third down and Roome
was sent into the Freshman guard.
Burr. but the Crimson line stood hru.
1t was Hervards ball on downs on
her own 17-yard mark
Three tries II Ysles line with SauIras
back netted Harvard close first down.
A faSe>kick run by Starr and an enc
run by Wendell netted Harvard two
yards Burr lifted the leather fffty-four
yards toward the Yale goal and Wendell
stole the bail on Yale-s 43-yard lire.
RooEe could make bur single yard
through Brill and so punted from posi-
ton 10 starr on Harvards sS-yaFd marx
starr got going quickly and ran back
fifteen yards before he was brought to
earth by Shevlln-
Burr Tries GoaI From Placement.
WendelI's attempted end run made No
gain. and Burr lifted the leather -
Jones on Yale's 20-yard line. where Leary
and Brill threw the Yale quarter hard
Morse could make TO gain through
SquIres. Jones tried a quarterback run
around Leary's end. but the lanky Har-
ward man WAS Johnnie on the spGst''
and threw Tad for but one yard gain.
Roome puuted and Starr made fair
catch on Yaie's 51-yard line Though the
ball was somewhat TO the left of the
field, Burr deliberately tried to kick
goal from the field on placement. The
kick was not long enough. though the
crowd at first thought it had made good.
and the Harvard partisans shouted
wildly.
Roome punted from YaIe's 2o-yard
mark. The ball went high and fell into
Burr's waiting arms on Yale's zO-yard
lire. Squires was called back again.
-Four smashes at the left side OF YaIe's
line by Squires and Carr put the leather
on Yale's 30-yard mark. Squires failed
to gain on the next try The next play
Melted but two yards, and with three
yards to make on the third down
Squires failed. and the ball was YaIe's
on her own 30-yard line
Neither Roome nor Quill could gain
more than a single yard in the centeS
of the Crimson line. and so the former
attempted TO punt. The effort was 4
very poor one, the leather sailing out of
bounds on Yale'S 47-yard line Brill
was called back. and the first time ba