The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
YALE DOWNS
 THE CRIMSON
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failed to make her first down. and 1t was Harvard's ball on her own 25-yard line. sHa
 MorHe Fumbles BalI.
 Burr punted to. Morse at his own 50- yard line, but he eumbled. and Wendell got it. An on-side kick gave Yale the ball on her 20-yard line. Tad Jones tried an end run for no gain. Jones got four yards by repeating the same play. veeder puntsd from his own 15- yard line to the Yale 4s-yard line Starr made a miserable forward pass which went to Yale on its own 40-yard line
 Yale gained ten yards on an end run. and carried the ball over the midfield line by fierce pfunging. Tad Jones made eight yards on, an end run. Yale bored through left tackle for five more and on the next play. Roome was carried back by Harvard after he had gained five more by plunging.
 Yale lost fiften yards for off-side play. ass es ws5H A
 Yeeder lost twes In trying the lines. Veeder was compelled to drop back to kick. which he did, the ball going to Harvards tsFenty-five yard line on bounds.
 The ball was brought ins Orr went in for Starr. Burr kicked to Yale's forty-ive yard line, where Roome twisted through for five yards. An on- side kick gave Harvard the bail on her forty-five yard line.
 Newhall kicked to Yales thirty yard line, where a galn of four yards was made by a tumble in which, however. Yale did not lose the ball. Harvard crushed Jones's attempt at an end run, without fcot being gained. Roome was replaced by Bomar. Bomar lost Ave yards attempting an end run, and Yale was penalized ten yards for hold | ing. The ball was Yale's on her own | three yard line.
 NeywhaII Makes Fatal Mistake.
 Yale drove through the Crimson line | for five yards, and Veeder dropped be- hind his goal line and punted to New ! hall on the forty-five yard Hne. New | hall had q good chance to make fair [ catch. but he started to run. Burr punt ed to Yale's fifteen yard line, and the bail was run back by Jones to his own | fOrty-hve yard line. Burr punted to YaIe's eighteen yard fine. 1 Bomar and Jones both tried to get ' around McDonald,s end. but failed. 1 Yale was penalized fifteen yards, and 1t was her ball on her own four yard | line.
 | Kenhard replaced McDonald for Har- | ward Yale piled Into the Crimson line l and got a yard. Then Veeder from behind his goal line. punted to his ! thirty eight yard line and Newhall ran outside at the thirty-three yard line. A forward pass. Newhall to Orr. gave Harvard ten ssyaFds, Yale broke through the line tie next time. and | nailed Newhaii for a loss. They got ] this back for a first down on the next l play. On a double pass Foster fum- 1 hled and Forbes got the ball on his own twenty i've yard line. Dimes took Jones's place. aud Linn replaced Bo- ] mar.
 l Yale tore up the Crimson in two l plays for total of ten yards. Wer- necken took Nforse's place and M7rse ! took Alcotts place. Yale simply tots' 1 up the Crimson in terrific fashion, and the ball was quickly on Harvards 20- yard line. They smashed through for five yards more.
 The game ended with Ahe ball m Harvard's 13-yard line.
 Final score; Yale 6. Harvard e.N
 Yais Position. Harvard Forbes Left end Macdonald.
 e' Kennard Paige .. Left tackle :. ... osborne Brides .. .. Left guard .. .. Burr Hockenberge- Center .. Parker
 Erwin .. .. Right guard .. Gersbe-a Biglow Right tackle Pierce H. Jones, AIcott
 1 Morse .. Right end .. Starr Orr T. Jones, Dimes Quarterback. Newhal Knox, Roome,
 Bomar Linn. Left halt back. Foster Meeder, Right half back Lincoln Morse, Wernecken Full back Wendell
 Yale, 6; Harvard, O.
 Touchdown, Roome. Goal iron touchdown, Veeder; Referee, W. J. | Hackett West Point; Umpires E K Princeton. Time of halves. thirt,