The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-20
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Boston, Nov. 2O.-Yale won today's
game VITA Harvard by the score of
eight to nothing. The score for the
first half was Yale FIVE, Harvard o.
Captain Coyle's good right foot won
today's football game for Yale from
Harvard today. 1t was a kicking
field goals from the thirty-five yard
line and Harvard, on a blocked kick,
was forced to make a safety behind
their own goal hne.
Other Football Scores.
First half.Chicago 8, Wisconsin 6.
First nalf-Michigan 6, Minnesota
6.
First half-Illinois 6, Syracuse g..
Final Scores.
Syracuse 8, Illinois II.
Carlisle s. Brown Fl.
Michigan Is, Minnesota 6.
Chicago 6, Wisconsin 6.
Boston,, Mass, Nov. 20.-Never be-
fore has there been sucl a crown of
football mad persons in this city as
gathered TO witness the Yale-Harvard
game in the big Harvard coliseum.
This seats thirty-seven thousand per-
sons and every seat was filed long
before the game started, other thous-
ands of people being turned away.
Tne few tickets to be a this morn
ing sold at enormous prices. Fifty dol
lars was the common demand.
The Yale can was a slight favor
lite as IL has % been scored on this
ear ami is generally considered n
of the strongest alevens that ever
wore tAe blue. But the Harvard men,
gathered from all over the country,
grabbed every bit OF Yale money of
fered.
According to reports received here
this morning there is no left at
Yale but a Waterman or two, and a
dozen grumpy professors WHIT have
no appreciation of the great game.
This statement is borne out by the
number of Yale men who go shout
ing through the streets. waving blue
flags and giving good limitations of es-
capped lunatics. as BELTS their univer-
sity learning. The Harvard men are
all calm, quiet and polite-not.
Anyone who doesn't enjoy noise
will do well to stay away from Cam
bridge today. It's a cross between
forty-seven boiler factories running
overtime on a Taft schedule and a
fleet of battleships blowing JOY music
Oi Nh8AA SAACh1
There Is some color here, too. It's
a safe betting proposition that all the
blue and crimson flags, banners, pen
nants, ribbons, bunting IN toy bal
looms in America are on the streets.
Every house in town is a waving for
est of crimson flags. The streets are
flowing rivers of blue and crimson
tremendously mingled.
II is acknowledged mere by local
sporting men who make a practice Of
betting on the annual games that
there has never been such heavy spec
ulation on the result. And the two
teams are considered very evenly
matched, although Yale Is accorded a
shade the better of it, and this mas
added Immensely to the interest and
excitement.
All the trains and trolley cars were
crowded this morning n there was
a constant stream of autos also, and
from the rains a string of auto cars
seemed to be almost continuous.
Many EARS were laid up along the
wayside with the chauffeurs under
meath doing repairs while their more
fortunate brethren wnizZed gaily
past giving the laugh to the unfortun-
ates. The country boys and girls had
a merry time shouting git a boss"
Michigan and Minnesota.
Minneapolis. Nov. 20.-Aftsr the
lapse of six years the universities of
Minnesota and Michigan resumed
football relations today. Not since the
famous six TO six game of 1903 have
the cams met. Michigan filed with
confidence due to its defeat of Penn
sylvania last Saturday but Minneso-
ia is a slight favorite-
Other Games Today
Chicago, Nov. 20.-Outside of the
Yale-Harvard and Michigan Minnesota
games today, h most interesting are
those between Wisconsin and Chica-
go, and the Carlisle and Brown
games. Illinois and Syracuse will al
so meet at Syracuse but neither team
is especially Strong this al
Denver and Nebraska at Denver.
Denver. Colo, Nov. 2O.-Today's
game between Denver and Nebraska
universities Is regarded as the most
important in Colorado this year, as 1t
Will give a good line on the compare
tive merits of the playing strength
of The western leven and those fur
her east. Nebraska has a heavier
line, which Is Offset by the heavy
Denver backs.