The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20


hi, pepp-ry styls nli.t take a good dea
out 81 man. SAully had hard Si
because. he was next to FULLER. ths als
guard. on whom Harva.G sknI oft"r
reyolved and through whom the runner
most often ploughsd-
Fuller was taken out of the game and die
better when he was sent back. By throw
ing himself down in 'front.' ot the play n.
was able To- stop II better. Mckay. with
his superior strength and active. rangy
game. WAS the toughest problem Paul has
tackled this season Both Mckay and
Wilmington stopped a good many plays
before the plays reached the line.
Minot and McDevitt. rival guards. had
II out hammer and tongs- Minot WASH
the mark Yale may have expected HIM To
he. He wa quick on his feet for his bulk
MCDeyitt. low to the ground and with
forcing power in his shoulders, cata pulled
into Minot. and the impact was larribg to
both. Minot stood his ground firmly
however and McDevitt was of more SER
vice in getting through on the defence
than in getting Minot out OF the way on
the offence. Fisher. harvard's right
guard. was the best man IN either line at
making holes. although Skuily did some
good work that way. Fisher and Aiinot
. made a strong pair OF guards;
Child. who underst udied Fuller for a
time: did very we'll Tor substitute Nor
ris. Yales centre. covered lots Of terri
tory. as he always does and wasn't salts
fled with being merely centre. Once
he made "a tackle down the field under a
kick. His work was more manifold than
Perkins's Both centres passed splenddly
There wasn't "A had pass in the game
Perkins was very deft with short
oblioua pass which he occasionally used,
the player receiving II jumping straight
ahead for a try at the line. IL was neat
feature. this oblique pass.
Howe showed up better than any OF
the Harvard quarter backs. He had the
capabilities Of his team more at his com
mand and apparently was lsess IN doubt
a. to what plays to Use WiggieswoTth
excelled him AT the quarterback run. Tor
Howe was usually downed for loss. but
his play altogether considered, he was a
potent factor in the strife. His Judgment
was fault lsss. he was strong IN the
secondary defence, and whether ne kicked
with or against the wind he came To tune
with "A lift that did the business.
Young Potter did well the short slime he
was in. He is cool and hsady and has
the max ing of a better quarterback than
emporium has afforded him
The Yale backs were better IN secondary
defence than the Harvard men. but not
A. swift or powerful in attack. torbetI
was slippery and picked his route better
than any man on tn. field in plays sent
Wide He didn't handle the oval a.
clsanly Az usual, however. Leslie anu
Morrison didn't figure much except on
the defence FELTON, was used chiefly
for booting purposes. Campbell was IN
a brief while and went tn his openings
hard and pluckiiy.
Wendell was tle premier line slasher
OF tn, day lie comes Of a fighting family
and has the quality IN abundance. He
ran low and with terrific impetus. He
took his holes with provision. broke loose
from tacklers. and so determined was ne
tn keep going that the only way '" stop
him Was TO put him nat on the ground.
lie ia human torpedo.
Capt. DAILY played a grand game Tor IN"
Blue He made his presence felt 10y his
handling 81 his men. encouraging and
watching them and setting helpful eS-
arnpl. Nv his earnestnesS and bearing.
He made. a few good gains. was fine on
defence and was quick a. IL cat at falling
on "A loose ball and catching the onside
kick He ended his Yale football career
with the greatest OF credit.
kI-tl-r wa- Sale'- best line breaker and
ripped through for more than one decisive
gain IL" like Wendell. was hard To stop,
but he didn't keep his feet as well a.
Wendell Had n. done 80 he would have
don. much more damage, for hs was
pitched To- tn. ground Fields service to
his side came IN chiefly defensive
back and he sized up the opposing fornia-
tions quickly and stop{,ed the runner ire
uurntly after the latter had fought his way
clear OF the line
Pop Corey came into action late and
didn't have "A chance To do anything.
The game was played in an unusually
short time IL began AT = o'clock and at
tw .lve minutes ~ the spectators We're
streaming out ~ tn. gates. Little time
was taken ont for men laid out. none at all
for Harvard men,
Tom Sh..vln. who did most TO put Yale
on her feet this season. said he wasn't
pleased AT merely playing a
,ie with Harvard. still. he said. the Yale
Las ..nf al 10
H.. declared there never was IA gamer lot.
That they undoubtedly were. They may
have been poor a. Yale football players
go but they were game.