New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

a loss on his own 35-yard line Just as the half
ended
SECOND yAYr

loss on his own 35-yard line just as the half
ended.
SECOND HALF.
. Biglow kicked off to Mcdonald on Harvard 8
2O-yard line. The Crimson end raced back
wind. which now at her back, and Burr got
off beautiful 60-yard punt. Roome hit the
line for five yards on fake" kick. but on the
line on an onside kick. Burr Immediately punt
ed ed ffty-hve yards to Roome. who was thrown
by Starr on his 2Syard line.
Veeder got around Mcdonald for three Yards
on a fake kick. Then the clever Jones cleo
tl1fed the crowd by slashng 15-yard quarter
back rum After both Veeder and Morse had
fa1led to gain. Veeder punted forty-five yards to
Newhail who was downed in his tracks by
Alcott.
Foster fumbled, and a great shout arose as a
son OF Ell fell on the ball on Harvards 35-yard
me me. Roome made three and Morse five yards
through the line. On the third attempt Roome
downs
Fraser replaced Parker at centre at this point
Burr punted. and Jones fumbled the catch, Starr
falling on the ball on Yale's yard line New
the pigskin on his 20-yard line.
starr nailed Jones for no gain on a fake
KICK and on the next play the wizard Yale
quarter ran six yards around Mcdonald. Weed
er then punted outside at his 50-yard line
harvard tried forward pass but Umpire Ed
wards detected some foul work and brought the
paII back and gave 1t to Yale.
Roome was pulled through Fraser for seven
yards After Morse had failed to gain Jones
MADE 1t first down by another daring quartes-
PACK PACK run Captain Morse made six yards
through tackle. The cheering in the Yale stand
became deafening. Roome failed to gain on the
mex next play, and Yale was penalzed fifteen yards
then the auburn haired Yale back punted out
side at Harvard's 25-yard line Orr then re-
placed Starr The plucky little Harvard end
had played a good game. and was heartily
cheered as he walked off the field.
Burr Immediately sent one of his long twist
ing punts to Roome, who tackled by Mo
Donald on his own 50-yard line. Jones tried an
thrown heavily by Forbes On the next piay
Newhall tried an onside kick which Veeder got
ana ana RAJ ran back eight yards Harvard's defence
trate, and Veeder punted against the wind TO
his 50-yard line "--'" ~
Harvard made attempt to rush the hall
Burr punung on the first down to Yaie's 49,
yard line. Fraser made an execrabIe ness +or
the Kick, Burr having to pick the ball Off the
part. ~
At this juncture Harvard seemed to stand an
exceAent chance of scoring, and the solid mass
OF waving crimson flags in the east stand was
a beautiful sight. On the next play Orr nailed
Morse for two-yard loss, and on the following
play Jones thrown for a loss of sever
yards. Yale was also penalized. which njeceG
tne ball on Yale's 8-yard line directly in front
of her goal posts
B Bomar una replaced Roome at this point Morse
got f1ve yards. and Veeder fell back and stand
ing between his goal posts and slightly behind
ms MS goa, line, punted clevery to NewhaH, on
the Harvard quarter to the ground without
gain.
Newhall showed poor gener3vship by calling
for an onstde kick instead OF trying to advance
the ball by rushing. Jones secured the ball
and dashed back to his 2O-yard line before being
downed. Veeder and Burr exchanged punts.
Veeder losing only four yards on the exchange
due to the good tackling of the Yale ends
Time had to be taken out for Pierce whose
ear had been torn and was bleeding badly
Bomar hit the line for three yards but Yale
was penalized fifteen yards for holding with
the ball on the Blues 4-yard line, Veeder fell
back behind his goal line to punt out OF dan
ger. En- masse the Harvard supporters rose
and besought their team TO ''bock that kick
II was another trying moment for Yale but
Veeder was equal to the occasion and punted
thirtT-fve yards to Newhall, who ran back five
yards before he was downed Kennard went In
for Mcdonald. and Linn took Bomar's place on
the Yale hackfield ~
Harvard worked pretty forward pass for
nine yards and Wendell smashed tbrouob
Erwin for three yards and a first down. The
crimson admirers were yelling enthusiasticalIv
Tor touchdown. It not to be for Cantain
roster fumbied badly and Brides fell on the
terbacf ' qudr-
With Fosters tumble Harvard lost ber lac.