The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-23
YALE THE WINNER
Blue Winning From Harvard
in Desperate Struggle.
Thousands of Spectators Are
witnessing the Game.

pdck yards before he was tackled.
! Coy immedfa tely punted out of
bounds on Harvard's 26 yard line.
| On the first crimson line upon a
fake kick Appolonio made four yards
through center.
| In the next play NeWhan kicked over
Coy's head and Harvard got the ball OH
| Yale's % yard line, Wendell made three
yards around Yale's left and on the
| first rush. but on the next play Apo
| ionic could not gain. With the ball on
Yale's IS yard line Captain Parker of
| Harvard, dropped back for a try at a
| field goal. The attempt failed and the
ball dropped into Yale's hands on their
5 yard line.
| On the very first play Brides on a
fake kick went through center and ran
to the 80. yard line, where he was
| tackled by Wendell. Then Bomar took
1t yards further between Harvard's
right guard and tackle. On the next
down Brides was sent through center
again and reached the middle of the
| field for another first down and Bomar
who followed only made two yards.
Yale made but four yards in three
downs.
new formation was tried by Yale
with most of the team on the right
Harvard's side line. A question as to
possession was decided in favor of
Yale On the first down Coy starting
from Harvard's 22 yard line made only
carried it but two yards further.
With the ball on Harvard's IS yard
line, Bomar and Jones dropped back to
try goal from the field. The ball
went wide and was brought back out to
the % yard line Burr kicked off to
Tad Jones on Yale's 40 yard line, and
the speedy quarterback ran the ball to
the middle of the field. where he was
thrown heavily by Rand.
The Harvard player was slightly in
jured, but soon recovered. With the
ball in the middle of the field, Yale
started again for the Harvard goal
kick to Harvards 80 yard line and
alth ough Newhall- of Harvard had p
chance at the ball, he missed it and it
was Yale's ball on Harvard's 3S yard
line.
On play through Captain Parker,
Coy struggled along the Harvard 20
yard line for first down. Yale was
penaHzed tor holding. Yale'S play to
regain the distance was a forward pass,
but there was more off side play, and
the ball not going Is yards. another
Yale penalty pushed the blue players
back to the middle of the field. Coy on
the first play started to run outside of
Harvard's right end on a fake kick,
but was thrown back for a Is yard loss.
He Immediately kicked to Wendell of
Harvards 45 yard line, who although
catching the ball dropped it in running
back and it was Yale's ball on Har-
wards 80 yard line.
AFTER a snort rush by Brides, yale
made yards on a forward pass. On
the third down Coy dropped back for a
kick and sent the ball to Newhall on
HarVard's five yard line and that play
er ran it back yards. The first Har-
ward rush by Rand Melted four yards.
NewhaH then punted to Coy on Har-
wards As yard line. The first rush by
Brides gave Yale two yards, but on the
next Brides made 5. t--H
With the ball on Harvard's
38 yards line, Yale dropped back as if
for a punt, and then came a forward
pass which gave the blue the more than |
required distance and placed the ball
on Harvard's SO yard line. On the first |
rush from that point, Yale was PEN
allied 20 yards and the ball was again |
in the middle of the field although in |
the possession of the Blue. From the |
middle of the field Coy kicked to APP |
polonio on Harvards 15 yard line and |
that player ran it back Is yards before |
he was thrown. On the first play Yale |
was penaized for the fourth time for
offside work and the ball was Harvard's |
on her 40 yard line. Then came a |
crimson penalty, the ball being sent |
back to Harvards % yard line. On |
yards. Three more yards were made |
by Rand on a fake kick, but Harvard |
was compelled to punt and Newhall |
kicked to the so yard line. Harvard |
caught the ball. On the next play New
hall went around Yale's end, carrying
the ball to Yale's 43 yard line a |
splendid run behinds fine Interference.
There was some holding however, |
and the ball was set back to the mid |
die of the field, but was still in Har- |
wards possession. Rand made a yard |
around Yale's right end and then |
Newhall dropped back for punt. He
and that player made a fair catch. |
Yale chose to rush and made three |
yards on the first attempt at a plunge |
through center by Coy.
Then came another fake kick and |
Coy, who received the ball started to |
circle Harvard's right end. but was |
thrown back Is yards for loss. He |
then kicked to Harvard's As yards |
yards. Wendell, won the first rush. |
made IL yards, around Yale's left |
end, the Harvard interference again |
being excellent. Rand tried the CEN
ter with only yard gain and Appel |
ohio could carry it only three yards |
further. Newhall then dropped back |
for punt from the center of the field |
and sent the ball to Coy on Yale's 80 |
yard line. Starr interfered with the |
catch and Harvard was penalized 10 |
yards. With the ball in Yale's posses |
sion on their 40 yard line, Coy kicked |
to Harvards 20 yard line and Newhall |
ran it back to the 80 yard line, before |
he was tackled. The first rush by |
Harvard was a loss.
Then, on a delayed pass, Rand made /
yards through right tackle. With the |
ball in HarVard'S possession on the ~ |
yard line Budd dropped back for a |
punt on the third down. He kicked |
the ball to Coy on Yale's As yard line, |
who made fair catch. Bomar, on the |
first play made yards through the |
Harvard right end and Brides made it |
the first down by getting three more |
through center.
With the ball in the center of the |
field Coy made two yards through CEN |
ter and then on an on side kick sent ]
it to Harvard's % yard line, where I
Howard Jones caught it and it was |