The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-22
HARVARD BOWS
TOMIGHTY YALE
Crimson 0utruSheS Blue But
IS Beaten, s to 0
COY MAKES 2 FIELD GOALS
And These, with Safety, Give the Sea-
sons Honors in Foot Ball to the
EIis--0ther Foot Ball
Events
COY MAKES 2 FIELD GOALS

With 10000 red bIooded Americans
looking on, Yale conquered Harvard II
the big foot ball game at the Stadium
in Cambridge Saturday afternoon, by a
score Of to Q. Yales points were
rolled up by a combination Of safety
BY Corbett Of Harvard and two goals
from the field by Ted Coy, Yale's cap
tain Fitzpatrick Of Yale just missed
scoring touchdown for the Blue, when
after a blocked kick in the first half
he jaggled the ball as II rolled across
the goal line and lost it as Corbett made
successful dive for its possession
Harvard on the whole played disap-
pointing foot ball, the New Haven men
showing greater steadiness and better
knowledge Of foot ball, which carried the
day Following Harvard's safety, Coy
made his first drop kick fer goal with
success, and the half ended with the
figures 5 to D against the Crimson.
Coy's second field goal was one Of the
brilliant features Of the second period
and put victory wen beyond the reach
of John Harvsrds sons.
In everything except ground gaining
by rushing Harvard was outplayed II
was peculiar fact that the Crimson
attack showed more impressive results
in both halves than did Yale's offensive
tactics, vet at no time did the Cambridge
players stand chance to batter their
way to the Blue goal line
There were other foot ball games Sat
urday besides that one IN which Yale
beat Harvard, although the 10000 folks
in Cambridge probably hadn't much
realization Of that. However. there were
three stable contests in New York.
Brown won from the Indians in one
base ball park while Fordham was beat.
ing Holy Cross in the other. New York
university did not spare Unions feelings
and ran up great score.
Stevens and Rutgers had 1t out. the
former winning Syracuse had al rival
the Him. who won from Tad Jones
proteges. Syracuse scored points, any
way Lafayette wound up a successful
season by defeating its perpetual and
eternal rival, Lehigh 1t was no trouble
for the Lafayette team, although Lehiah
has made trouble for It before this under
juat such conditions. The Navy PLAYED
its last game Of the season. winning
without much trouble from Davidson
college.
Chicago and Wisconsin had battle in
which they finished All even, scoring
six points apiece. Michigan, for the
first time in some years, met q confer
ence team, and it happened that the
team was Minnesota, the champion Of
the year out in that section. Michigan
didn't respect the title winning handilv
from the Gophers. The Minnesota folks
may keep their league title but the
worlds championship isn't theirs.
For the first time in years. the Cornell
freshmen walloped the Penn. freshmen
and finished up the season without be-
ing scored upon II the varsity can fin.
ISL with a victory over Penn, too, all
will be forgiven in Ithaca. R0wdoin beat
Tufts. Swarthmore ran over Bucknell
and Trinity Defeated Haverford. The
results:
AT Cambridge, Vale 8, Harvard 0.
AT Portland Bowdoin 6. Tufts D.
At Syracuse Illinois II. Syracuse 8.
at Minneapolis Michigan Is, Mime
sofa 8.
Az South Bethlehem Lafayette 81,
Lehiah O.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10, Davidson
6.
At New York -Fordham .. Holy cross
5.
At Macon, Ca Mercer S, university
Of South Carolina 81
At Philadelphia Trinity II, Haver.
ford 0.
At Chicago Chicago q, Wisconsin 8.
At st. Lonis-yanderbiIt y, Wash
ington s.
Az swarthmore swarthmore 20,
Bucknell o.
AT Lansing Michigan Agricultural
20, Olivet O.
At Cleveland Western Reserve II,
Hiram O.
Az New York New York university
~. Union o
Al Hoboken Stevens Institute IL,
Rutgers S.
st oberlin oberlin 20, Ohio state
At Notre Dame Notre Dame Is, Wa.
bash D.
AT Bloomington Indiana SO. Purdue
8.
At Baltimore-Johns Hopkins Is, St.
Johns college Q.