The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-04
YALE BARELY ABLE TO WIN.
BEATS ARMY FOOTBALL TEAM
BY SCORE or 10 TO 6.
Poor Playing by the COIIegians. including
Numerous Mufred Punts snd q Weak
Onence soldier Score First blocked
Kick and Place Kick Help Ellis.


Numerous Muffed unit and q weak
Onence-Soldiers Score First blocked
Kick and Place Kick Help Els.
WEST POINT. N. ", Nov. 81 The Army mule
had fed on dynamite before to-day's football
game with Yale and kicked a few stats loose
In the bulldogs anatomy; but the canine barred
his teeth In the second half and Yale pulled
a game out VI the FIRE. The final score was
40 to 9 in Yale's favor. Al the end Of the
first half the Army led. q to o. Yale scoring
all Of her ten points In the second half a
touchdown and accompanying goal and a
goal from the field. II was a close squeeze
for the redoubtable Ellis. for they were up
against a team that ON the whole and in a
majority OF details played much the better
Football. Quickness In seizing opportunities.
not any native power, alone saved Yale from
defeat.
Yale rallied in the second half. fought an
uphill fight with good spirit and mana ged to
outplsy the soldiers; but in the first half the
Blue was outplayed completely and In q map
ner distressing to its supporters on the sid
lines. All in all. IL was a Encouraging exhi-
bition on Ysle's part. At no time did the New
Haven men show anything In the way Of q
first dass attack: team work went begin q:
the Interference was Knocked skyhigh by the
neroe char ing cadets; the following OF the
ball was poor. and. most conspicuous OF all.
there was wretched handling OF punts in
the bsckield by Tad Jones. Furthermore.
Jones's quarterback runs were nailed before
they could get started. With Dimes at quar-
terback in the second half Yale played a better
game.
forward nass Ths coIlsuians could not
soIva ,his nIa, a, oil a, &C., one oystbs
other ~ thar rings xas 40 shnt On that
there was not a Yale player near the bsAl
torw.rd no.a wos "a, roych hat,.r than her
da,.ncs aSajn.,i, Thawar,h arm,, nrortad
the Sorward nass vas s,,oI Ths ouarter.
hacL handsa ,ha rail 80 a h.Ithacr n
cooIlv sized mn The a,,uation harora nassin0
!, ~ arHpS az vi. 1nrravds hoYad
The balThocL ,hraw sccvro,aI, oyer tba
scr,mmaga 20 ono =, ,hs nd uountfora
nm .nd uenlon r,orSsd The ,orward nass
- .u.SS "A
whiio VEL. r..aodro.. and has;t.rcw
- S.u.sS ~" g.. - -. - -,
~. INC "a ~ " W
slght OF that west ROM mas a strong evenly
awe. poverful and quick moving line. The
line WIS together better than Yale's. more
~ . mi, yaIo,. linz Ala aoma aycsIlsrt
work individually, but there was no con-
certed action on the offence. The West
Point backneld easily outshone fale's' except
as CONCERNS the splendid playing OF little
Knox and the excellent pnnting OF Veeder.
49,. 49,. 49, - wss
an ialSeInsiS !" ""0u 'e"" ""N "e'e
poorly helped.
Yale CHARGED much better on the defence,
and her defence was strong. West Points
,onohdoun 60 ,ha contrsrv rotwiths,ond
touenoown 10 the contrary n0tWlthstand-
ing. A penalty put the ball close to iale's
goal line. and the determined soldiers had the
whsrewith to slam it over,
N 100 ~
Yale and diegnosed plays more readily. In
Aggressive and wideawake as in the tirst-not
on the offence Their defence. except failure
TO protect their punts~and il was a costly
easily repulsed Yale's hit and miss, slipshod
= sttAck. IN se0oniy Hns s.oppeu
ine plays IL the primary ueIence oIu not
faie used only tne SIMPLEST formations.
stronger formations which She NAV possess
~ ~ s,ort 49, rna che mo-, nic,r~ CO..
performer was P9Hllen. the Tedhesdsd Alaskan.
ne tosseu Ssiue raisv, We nj Sou Sa NM nS
sell and 9itsn sipe ST fae plsys PACE OF
N YSieis line for long omps through tackle;
sbonSb ~ colnt' The Yale Centre. wSeTe
weakness was looked for. Was not weak. by
any means any, "A nVIe uePvnuapte on
onenSS snIhrS West POINT vas thu nore
tacklers: Inc Enn we're more prone 70 miss
, NE iaid Ards on him Vale had an f6e
SSnef a. az ,ba nicLin1 Sama which Ia, haInnad
pettsL ol Ene w. peinI aemed ~ nSiptu
ner 10 ~ ~ waryaTs agtar me W
eohIuSo end The Nan iooEad IiLsn g nis7
toIchoo"h' snu 'He p'"A ~ ~ q "is-
IaAs. rnr. vorson .ho MA, ,,Ao
. lale supporteIs TeIeU n tne TesL sue
Of the neio, WHERE Ine! u sUmS ieeDie cneeI-
ing ana Mnere aio1 nuavtausis oItILan
tne sue me, II usteI uiSrSs"ru vi nhs [lgnIs
o. tnose pShihu tnem; ny ~ hnUo %m .hs sue
Lhes euSe1 Iiea[ ny ~ Jay oounuaIy Vi Tue
grldiron. ano peioIe ~ ka.ne maS HSsr many
OF mem sIooa aR ~ ~ - ed1eVvualS prOvked Cne
view iney maikeu shu II aWISu OnSI tnose
VINO hao Dlsiners ~ Tue SUI n"es anV MeIea
genera nuisanSej nany nmO SeLe ieNoreu
WITH slue hhe WiNhsses @ouseu 'n"se priv
leRes. Donod ,ho rou HI, LioLtrur
houhtIotu opshe1 D. GAM o. kIGknng on
20 zones. oHi mSst aa vas 0anue, anu
MountlOrH hIckeu On - es SaNRn'
again anu WIS sSoppeu - ydtu nne;
laIe Puhteu AZ a"I b. seeuesTn s6nI
away y oesuts ~ I'M ysTnSS
Ine. Moun.iVIu te'pa ~ ps"L, ~
JOKES MhS ptoSeu ~ ~ SUI" niuneu
the 1an' Dut recovcbs ngs n, nnpts Vsadsr
terially on tne SNSSn1hnig ~ p h,t p, vh y neeue,
Iet ~ WI an O u.s. hs hiS ana II Iohnsap Sehh1od
Il Ap. ,.uD,v -, vala.s .,+ooL aud ,ho
wltlesshess OF weIe .hn w. y HeHn e.
plays. lale cracksu ine "est Ioiht nne 70
pieces ahd oiqckeu . hich; mo Mho was
nearly nan Ihe team, IIte on ,ioul SaIus
through tae army sisnG MIhH; aho Snen
1ale lOSJ HIIetn yhTuD lOI HOLulHk. JOncH