The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
NOTABLE SCENE AT
CLOS or GAME
Yale Gives Conquered Coilegians
Ovation, the Cheering and
Singing Being Kept Up
for Longer Period
Than Ever
Before.


Yales bright blue banners waved tri-
umphanty over the city tonight. the
signal Of another magnificent victory OF
her team over her worthy rival Harvard
the final score being 90 %. The Crimson
went down 90 defeat in "a desperate battle.
which in football STRATEGY and spectacular
plays has had few erli-s since The two
universities have met To J ale passed
the almost undisputed title % the coll
lege championship OF thi country. cloucc1
only hy the drawn. n'-scorc contest az
Princeton week ago Yale won today
through greater football knowledge. SUI
perIor team play almost une9rlng arcI-
racy ln developing the possibilities az The
nev rules. and the In.gnidcent work OF
individual players
Worthy Foeman.
Harvard proved "A oeman worthy ~
yale IEer men repea triy shone conTpic-
uous'y and tho faerrs - hri'iaucy IN
individual plays as TINE and again her
backs broke through he line ~ blue. or
her staiwart guard Burr. sent the ball
twisting through the air for long gains.
Feemed e. oe entltledt0 reward. tar-
ward was q ,riGe siSv IA executing her
plays. which. as last ear, seemed 20 hinge
on her great strength Of defense. while
Yale was quick on Nerythilg. Her men
we've active and eere. Nale's success lay
in PLAYING offensivey ~ every opportu-
nifty. driving her pays hard and taking
advantage % r-opon.-g when ner op-
poneuts had the ba- Interference for the
runner. tire forEad and bchlnd-thc-line
passes the on-sids kicks. We're wei de-
Neloped art Not once did a Yale man
have 20 run downthc field without assist
ance As the gaze was nearing It's close
Yale played fastc. and rolled the crimson
line into e. heaptime and again. IL was
only Harvard's tubhorn contest OF every
81 Il
score AZ the s.sle figures.
Sensational Play.
The touchdo.n was brought about by
a sensational play Yale had the BAH
or Harvard wenty -fve-yard line. Jones
called his siaais for Kicking f0rma-
ton Neederdropped 20 the thirty-four-
yard line wal his hands outspread. A
perfect passfrom Hockenbercer sent the
bah into hi hands. and Needer ike a
fash. start1 az right angles and hurled
the bali der the heads 81 Harvard
men for thirty-yard pass 70 where
several we men. as though drawn by "a
magnet. hd jumped into one lttle knot.
Up sror their midst leaped Forbes. who
caught 70 ball. and Ia an instant placed
* doWnOn the Courtyard line. ID rose
the va hosts with cries for a touch
down lille the Crimson side was hush
ed Rme. who had replaced Knox. was
sent l1-l.t14i Al4c a. UNISON lAfle- Ills FIRST
try RTe two yards. and the next time
he R-s shot over with the whole team
dragging and pushing him. That four
yare showed what Yale could do when
sheEas hungry FOR the score which was
SO lose az hand.
y kicking OF "a goal was an easy thing
10 Veeder.
Change Style of Attack.
9th the score 70 0. Harvard was
tmpelled 10 change her style Of attack.
ID Burr was called upon to put the
III out OF danger with his toe. The first
art Of the second half resolved itself
nto a punting duel between Burr and
seeder- From then on the outcome
seemed certain Yale. with new players,
put fresh life into her team. and IN the
last five minutes Of the half there was
q march down the field This began
with Fosters tumble. which Forbes took
advantage Of. From then on il was a
case OF smashing into the Harvard line
until Park, replaced by Frazer. showed
that Yale had found the weak place.
Rush after rush swept the Harvard team
back foot by foot. until the ball rested
on her hfteen-yard line.
Yale was moving ike battering ran.
and another touchdown apparently was
prevented by the referees whistle ending
the game.
At the close OF the game the remark
able scene was witnessed Of the fubilant
Yale host standing hareheaded for If
teen minutes in front OF the Harvard
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