The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
in turn responding in like man

in turn responding In a like man ner.
 Yale has always cheered Harvard. but never before has she turned 1t into an ovation. an incident which Will officials.
 sujbettin Tn ehrdluaunhjepfisol temper the harsh feeling which seem ed to have been aroused by reports of acrimony in the selection of the garae game was to that Yale would win even money that Harvard would not score.
 The Yale team forced It's way through the crowd at the Northeast entrance. and eame on the field at 1:55. The team immediately went out for signal practice, during which yesder and Roome did some bunting. The Fecer- ton of the team was manificeut, as the stands were crowded.
 Details ef Game.
 The Harvard team, headed by Cap tain Foster. crossed the field at exact ly 3 o'clock. and the entire side of the Crimson stand rose as one man. and from a mighty cheer. broke into a song. In the signal practice of Yale, H. Jones replaced Alcott.
 Captain Morse won the toss and chose the north goal. giving him a slight advantage of the breeze The whistle was blown at 2s0T and the teams took the fie1d. Knox and How ard Jones were in Yale's lineup, In place of Roome and Aicott.
 Burr kicked to Veeder at Yale seven-yard line IL was carried back to the twenty elght- yard line, swhere the first attempt at thesline was stop ped. veeder attempted to punt. but was blocked, and Mcdonald got the ball on Yale's forty-1ve yard line. 4 On a fake play through the line, Starr got the ball on a forward pass, and made twenty yards around Forbe's end. A play through right tackle. Lincoln carrying 1t, gave five yards. Then Wendell made three more, the ball being nearly in front of the goal posts Newell dropped pack for try at goal but It was blocked, the ball bounding along the ground to Ysle's forty-f five yard line, Forbes being dowued on 1t at that point. Yale tried the crimson line, but failed to gain The ball went back to Tad Jones for an end run, but he was nailed for loss.
 Umpire Tniicts Penalties.
 Yale lost fifteen yards for offsids play. Veeder punted to Harvards forty eight yard line. but Newhall made no gain on the run back. On triple pass. Lincoln put the ball on his own fifty-yard line. Four yards more came by playing through right tackle, but Yale smothered the next play. Lincoln was onside, and five yards penalty was given to Harvard Lin- coin made four yards inside of left end.
 Burr punted to Yale's S5-yard line. The Harvard ends were under 1t and got the ball on tumble. but the ref cree called the teams back ana inflicted fifteen yards on Harvard for holding Burr, on his own 20-yard line, punted to Yale's 45-yard line. but Tad Jones, although he threw of half a dozen men, could not gain more than two yards.
 Knox twice was called upon to carry the ball, but the Harvard men nailed him with only yard gain each time. Veeder from his own 45-yard line punt ed to behind Harvard's goal line. Burr brought the ball In to the twenty-yard line. Howard Jones retired and All cott took his place.
 Burr kicked into Yale's 45-yard line, where Knox made a spectacular run to Harvards 20-yard llne,. Yale then drove the Ball plumb through Har- yards right guard for four yards and then te'o more. gettinr tho ball almost in fretit of the goal poss sn the H. yard line.
 One yard was necessary. and Yale made IL for the first down. A second play gave them one yard, but Harvard
 
 Crimson Goat In Danger.
 The ball was given a forward pass to Alcott. who was on Harvards 4-yaEd line He fumbled. and Mcdonald got it. Burr punted to his own 3O-yard line. where Knox fumbled. Then a Harvard man missed and Knox recov- cred it
 Veeder dropped back as if for a kick. but instead ran with 1t and passed it over the end to HarYard's 10-Yard line. Wendell got IL in the general mixup. Wendell was shot through the line on the next play and carried several men on his back to his 35-yard line Foster went through for five more Then Wendell went through for four yards. Newhall off-side gave Yale the ball on her own 40-yard line.
 Vaeder got five yards outside of left tackle. A double pass gave Knox a chance for an on-side kick, and the ball went to Harvards 20-yard line, where in n general mixup Yale got the ball.
 Tad Jones made a sensational run, the breadth of the field, twisting in and out among the Harvard men in great style, but not gaining much ground. Harvard was penalized for Lincom's holding, but Yale retained the ball in preference to Harvard losing distance. Then Yale lost five yards for holding.
 Jones attempted an end run, but Par ker got through and downed him for loss of five yards. Veeder attempted a drop kick from the 4O-yarj line, but the ball went wide by few yards
 Burr rEnted to Bigeiow ..n his own 5O-yard line, and the team mads five yards on line play with Morse carry ing the bSE af'er RigeloV hal run it back seven yaris on the catch. Hncx made an on-side kick to Harvard's 20- yard line, where Forbes got 1t.
 ROome replaced Knox, and on his first play made no gain. Harvard was given i've yards because of Yales hold ing. Veeder on a fake kick threw the ball to Forbes at Harvard's G-yard line. One yard was gained on mass play.
 ROOme Scores Touchdown.
 On the next play, Rome was sbot over the line for the first touchdown. and Veeder kicked the goal.
 Burr kicked off over Yale's goal line. and the ball was brought in for a free punt from the 25-yard line. Burr got the ball on his own 5O-yard line. and carried 1t sixteen yards. Newhall. on quarterback kick sent the hall to Yale's 20-yard line. On a fake kick Yale gained three yards Then Jones made twenty yard end run
 A tumble behind Yale's line was turned into a double pass. but there was no gain, and the whistle blew for the end of the first half on Yale's s5- yard line.
 Both teams then trooped off the field to go to their dressing rooms.
 Score-Yale. 6; Harvard. O.
 The teams took the field at 8 o'clock for the second half. Yale kicked to Mcdonald at the 2O-yard line. and he carried 1t twelve yards Burr Kicked to Yale's 2O-yard line, where Veeder