The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25

70, The teams lined up lar she alltlmt
porlant but final Test, and Ia al Instant
there WAS a pile oi struggling athletes
heaped up III such q way that none knew
whether the distance had hern made Ct
not. Yale waited Ia fear, Harvard Ii
tremnloua delight. When the enlangled
mass II warriors had been psftel Z
vas quickly discovered that the bali was
suill lnllng distance away from 4
score. Harvard had Loaf it, chance. u
an instant rollcy 81 cheers and wells
helehed forth from the eEli' camp and
one side u ghe Geld vas pictured with
wildly waving Tags II blue. but liaf
ward was only disappointed, n0t down
heated. The sc0fr nas reasonably smAd
Yale took the hall for a slight gala, aud
time was called. Harvard loslng, bat in
way that brings consolation 20 every
man who sees things IN q crimson hue.
II was what they cali an honorable de-.
feat. Tie game was over Nale's mae.
gin was narrow.
Harvard put up dashine uhlrlwind
game, displaying courage and fghting
spirit all the way through Never did L
To- np. for that, In the minds IF tie det.
pcfately struggling crimson eleven, would
have meant the plllns up Of tAe bg seoIr
that had been drcamrl Of. The team
fought valiautly, and was beaten by =
margin that brings forth consolation
And consolation j. sometimes sweet
Yale. on che other hand did not appear
the same eleven that had put Princeton
on The run IN that second half Of the
game At New Haven a week ago. i did
no. display the steam. the spirit and
the variety Of play that swept the or.
ango and black oH is feet. Again. the
stunts that lailled Princeton wefo hfok
en- up by the crimson. and such men a.
Tad Jones and Coy, who were The cen
tiers Of tho hewildering plays last sat.
urday, were often nabbed a. soon as
they attempted the supposed puzzles.
ON one occasion the brilliant Coy was
eornenod trying a rnse and was sent reel.
ing Is Yards toward be own goal. IN
fact, Yale's best duplicate u L. cunning
81 week ago was Brides plunge
through the line Tor % yards on fake
kick
Yale had certainly lots Of use Tor Coy,
but be wasn't the same shining light
that Princeton saw. Repeatedly, Yale
Kept Coy yards back n The hne Of
serimmage on a fake kick formation.
and the gains were Of little consequence,
for Harvard vas watching. and watch.
ing closely. Jones iaay have used fine
Judgment IN running his team, bat why
Yale should have sent such a strong man
into . place that gayc him little or moth.
inr t. 40 was pnxshng. Harvard spot
ted MANY Of the fake plays early. and
the result was that Yale was often play
ing lhc game with 10 men, Coy being
ont at II. Harvard watching
the ball and not the lonesome Coy.
Yaleis game was not that OF week
ago, and the contest itself was entirely
different. Both elevens last week were
lighting for victory; Saturday. Yale was
looking for q sure victory without Kill.
ing itself. while Harvard was attempt
ing 70 make that victory a. small "a
possible
The Stadium presented beautiful pic.
ture. the massive and builliantly-elad
being gayly decsed With Grim.
son colors on one side Of the field and
blue on the other Enthusiasm ran high
during the contest. for Yale was always
confident. while Harvard was Joyous over
the gamcness Of its eleven. Streams Of
confetti paper flying from the brow Of
the monstre howl TO the gave gave a
lively touch 10 the scene, and the cheer
ing and singing OF iuhilant Yale and Of
loyal Harvard made the spectacle all
that the thousands had expected Yale
caused big ripple OF laughter by Dor
rowing Ilaryard's slogan, Are we down
heartedr and the negative answer was
numbered forth with vengeance. Wen
iell's thrilling runs set the crimson
rooters on edge. and when the play drift
I'd inside the danger zone all Harvard
voiced volumes Of well timed noise. The
weather conditions we're perfect, and the
field was also in good condition.