Arizona republican., 1906-11-25
The Great Annual Football Game Between
 Yale and Harvard
As the Struggle Has Been Running for the Last Te n Years So Did It Again Yesterday Under New Rules.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 24.-YaIe's bright blue banners wave triumphantly- over the city tonight, the signal of another victory over Harvard, the final score being six to nothing. The crim- son went down to defeat in a desperate battle which in football strategy and spectacular plays has had few equals since the two universities have met To Yale passed the almost undisputed title of the college championship Ol the country, clOuded only by the drawn score contest a week ago. Victory for the crimson would have meant first honors beyond question for she has beaten the Carlisle Indians. who last week won from Minnesota and who also had defeated the University of Pennsylvania, conqueror of the Uni versity of Michigan. For this reason. if for no other, the game on Yale's field was of unprecedented importance and to Yale once more has come a vic tory which will live forever in athletic history. It was a victory won through greater football knowledge, superior team play, almost unerring accuracy fin developing the possibilities of the new rules and magnificent work of in dividual players.
 The score of single touchdown and goal repeats that of last year on Sol diers' Field and it adds to Yale's string of victories only twice broken since 1897. Harvard proved a worthy fOeman. Her men repeatedly shone conspicuously and flashes of brilliancy in individual plays as time and time again her backs broke through the line and her stalwart guard Burr. in ball twisting through the air on long punts. seemed to be entitled to reward. Har- yard was trifle slow in executing her plays. and as last year. seemed to rely on her great strength on defense. Yale's success lay in playing offen sively at every opportunity. driving her plays hard and taking advantage of every opportunity when her opponents had the ball Interference formed passes and one side kicks were well de- yeloped. Not once did a Yale man have to run down the flld without as- sistance. As the game was nearing it's close. Yale played faster and rolled the crimson line into a heap time and aSdih. At Was uiiN AldANdiu SAubboih contest of every inch that kept the score at a single figure.
 The touchdown followed a sensa- tional play. Yale had the ball on Harvard's 25-yard line Jones called for kicking formation. Veeder dropped back to the 34-yard line with his hands Outsctretched A perfect pass from Hockenberger sent the ball into his hands and Veeder. like a flash. started at right angles and hurled the ball over the heads of the Harvard men for 30 yards pass to where several Yale men. as though drawn by magnet, had jumped into one little knot Up from their midst leaped Forbes who caught the ball and in an instant placed 1t down the four yard line. Up rose the Yale hosts, with cries for a touchdown. while the crimson side was hushed COome. who had replaced Knox, was sent to smash the crimson line. His first try gave two yards and the next time he was shot over with the whole team dragging and pushing him so that four yards showed what Yale could do when she was hungry for score which was so close at hand. The kicking of the goal was an easy thing for Veeder.
 There were several anxious moments for Yale men. for while Harvard never had possession of the ball inside of the 25-yard line. twice Yale was lined up