The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-21

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Harvard.
BETTER concentration IN sttark. morc dtvr.
more speed and more harmony between line
and bsckneld are tou~hs. TO he impaired
to The offence. aud from nos cn more alton
ton will ~. usid to tho-. points. this no,
n.,,n., "a. ,<e., p,i,, ,srr. .hoyy.,I sh.,
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/, il an Interesting fac, that Yale pIa we'd
M, ,.,rt, 4, yell a,.in., Me-, poin, Ia,
w. GO, - H., r.arna -.
Won "a wear aRo beceu-" Their" we're uneN-
pectel lurns IN the game that gave oppor-
,,,uics .bi,h uer, a,csn oil M, ,L,e,.
'ln''icH "",h N'n' ""s'P vi. Nv. ther'
weren, sn,'""s I'M wv .ec"nIoa' e,roI>
yesterday Than th'r" "err inc year before,
The principal difference being that the ball
90. h.ndIsI much be,t,, / Al sa,rrdar
s,.".W.s -. .'as.. -
w" aNtui tun'ohhg ana mnTnns OF Ih-t
year we're absent. and 1t means n good deal
in the present style Of game To be able to
eaten puhle. Nho'ner S,,ohs po,nt IN faes
gam" on SaiurhsV WA. me Eooo projection
afforded for kicks. The frontier line held
roint rho cade,. did moi 10, m. yaIc
,n"h,,. -, ,.ar enonyh IN p.,vsrs "a srcn
,usnsr. S' ""' '"s" NV wv"
ON. trouble With Yale's attack In the first
,.,e 80 'he ,ai,nrs Of The line N charge
auickl, enough. 7 h soldiers we're the
quicker TO get moving when Yale was putting
the hall in play, carrying the war into Africa,
as !, we're. and making momentum make up
Tor ,nferiorhy In .e.sn,. mo when some-
the runner somebody else sEated around
from the end and fastened on to the runner
before he could &c, through bis opening:
any stronger relatively to the period OF the
'eS Mes, poin, was keyed M. to concert pitch
for thin game Stress has been laid on The
esmp sns, this season made Ysi all previous n'% con.
tests Affairs Of more secondary conseauence
than hithefto. hut. preparation for Vale, did
was in much the samc boat as West Point
had an rdeguaie defence hui had not besprn,
s gans re S.re %sfc,%p has been pIsys snt t%c weeks
Iater in the season. Had Il been two weeks
later this season il IL quite reasonable 70 say
i haNe nrevented one aide or the sther with
its better developed attack from crossing tho
goa Tbs s'h army had bee, scrim MAJ ring only two
weeks nrior To saturday, "a me. and Robert
Forbes TqSass,i9p:SIy bad Is aIiilSd . 10! Of
,t.rt,stic Of cadet teams and they seemed 70
haUA n haf(pF 0TAGn nj Tho whole H2npgt nj
he rame' Their play was better balanced
more even. No guard ever was more e ifcient
IN ali sronpd work han was Red Erwin In
Sstarday's zane. Never has there been
shs Sner tackiing. irwin generally hit his
man snu,s RELY hut even when he failed TO
ysnge bis TACKLE 10 a nicety there was enOngh
ssrength in his clntoh al arms length 10
null The runner down. He did not save q
x.akiing opn0site him in the line either In
ne sscond half especisIiy. 1oebel i'm
nroved in the second hair being on his toes
IVA voirv into Ms ooposite AVA reiv'
On sccount OF the spectators on The side
nm the xiiIin gnese OF the Army man agemept
IN do the besi they could for eyerYbody--
tbsrs was = yroInd r,,le for Isss, Saturday'
game. IL WAS agreed that a fuNnbied ball
so;nc over the sidelines should 70 TO the
otbas siJe. REPRESENTATIVE when a West
pointer fumbled the opsping ldckor and
the haIl few over the sideline Val. cont ende,,
ths, n WAS her bail. The hall. however
Was giyen To West Point. The piay WIS al
the ss-yard line Ii il true tho hall was
rumbIed In %piayinr territory. but that is
where most fumbles Occur,
Ar .yror in the shane of n blocked kick
gave Harvard the only score made in the
game with the Navy. In other respects the
niaving WIS "a even as II was In the Yale
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