Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-21
PUAT|NG GIVES YALE
GAME OVER HARVARD
Heavy Crimson EIesen Unable
to Overcome Remarkable
Work of Coy.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Nov. 20.-Thc
splendid kicking of Captain Edwin III.
Coy brought the eastern intercol-
legiate football championship back to
Yale today in an old fashioned loot
bail game in which Harvard went
down to defeat by ia score OF 10 o.
Driving the Crimson team steadily
back by his long Dunts. Captain Coy
dropped two goals from the field and
the aggressive forwards CT the Yale
team contributed two points mere by
blocking q Naryara punt which result
Cd in safety for the crimson.
While Yale seemed to win easily,
the game was a distinct disappoint-
mtnt from a HARVARD standpoint, for
the crimson eleven showed more than
twice the power of the blue in
straight rushing and at one time in
the game carried the ball fifty three
Yards in four scrl images.
Yale disclosed nothing in the way
Of spectacular football, while HaT-
ward resorted to but few open meth
eds Of play.
Yale Re led on Coy.
1t seemed Yal@s policy TO rely on
Captain Coys kicking rather than on
any intricate plays. Only twice in
the contest did Yale seriously threat
en- the crimson goal line by straight
rushing. In both instances the Har-
ward defense st &pped progress at the
eleven yard lind and Captain Coy's
efforts fer fieldf goals on those occa-
G;cns failed.
The game star3Nd with one Of those
Harvard errors nd Yale score
seemed inevitable ir the inst few
minutes CT play. 4 But the crimson
defense at once ,showed it's sterling
qualities by holding Yale.
While the Hartard forwards got
the jump" on those CT Yale. their
aggressiveness Ribbed the game Of
more than one hundred yards in PEN
allies The game started encourag-
ingly for Harvard, after O'Flaherty's
first muff The lball was rushed twice
to the Yale thEy yard line. some of
the Harvard gains being Is and 20
yards straight through the Yale
team.
The score: Yale, 8; Harvard, q.
Goals frss n field, Coy .; safety, Cor
1ett. r fierce. ". S. Langford, Trim
ity Umpire. W H. Edwards, Prince
ton. Yield judge, X. K. Hall, Dart
moutJe Head liuesman, J. b. Pendle-
ton. Ta'owdcin. Time, So minute halves
Atf Greencsstle, Ind-Earlham, II;
Uepf'w. IL
Ar Mount Vernon, Iowa.-Corneil
Coly eye, 6; Grinnel. o.
At Denyer-Nebraska, 6; Denver, ..
at Baltimore-Western Maryland
Co; Iege, Is: Mount Washington A. C.,
AT ichmond-RichmOrd, 0; VIII
liz N &, Mary College, Is.
AT New Yorktown, 81; Carlisle,
At AnnapoIis-Navy, IS; Davidson
81
It South Bethlehenl-I.aFayett
Il Lehigh, 0.
4 # Syracuse-Iliinois, II; Syracuse,
-Hayerford, Q; Trim
i II.
Baltiulore-Johns Hopkins, Is;
Johns, 0.
J I Chicago-Chicago, 8; Wiscon-
s.
Minneapolis-Miehigan. 10;
II nnesota, 6.
u At Neutrality-suspicious., IS. Pur-
IL g, >
is Al oberlin-OhIo state. 6; oberi:n.
AZ Clereland-westerp Reserve.
IL. Hiram, 0.
jF At st. Washington. o: Van
srbilt. II.
At South Bend-wabash. o: Notre
Dane. IS.
At Ho.oken-stevens. Il; Ru'sc-s.
s.
al n New YOTk-New York Univer-
y. a.: Union, ..
III A, Portlaud-Bowdoin. s; Tufts. >.
iAt AtIants-Georgis Teen, IL
University of Georgia. S.
UAt New Orleans-Alabamas ;; III
10. q.
At Nacou-Nercer. ;: Unworthy o.
I)uth Carolina, 3
Al Lsncaster-Franklin auG MAT
call College. %: Delaware College. %
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