New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
Blue Scores First Touchdown on
Fumble Of Kick Off
Score, IL to 6.
Results of College
Football Games

New Haven. Oct 1-Yale caught tar
TAR when she measured strength with the
Syracuse eleven here this afternoon. Ihe
score was u 10 6 IN favor OF the Blue, but
tlre general opinion is that Captain Daiy =
men were lucky 10 win Twice Yale ha1
10 Fight under the very shadow Of her goal
posts, but on each occasion the Blue De
fense proved equal 10 the occasion and helo
the Orange attack on the 5-yard line. once
the visitors carried the hall TO Yale's D.
,ard line only for the Blue defense to stiff
fen 10 the inpreEnable.
Yale scored her first touchdown before
the game was a minute old. Francis
kicked of to the visitors 10-yard line and
The hail was badly fumbled. Pop Corey,
ssteaming down the field, fell on il on Syra-
s-11se's S-ya-d line. DAILY ripped through
the line for five yards, and then Phiioln
sent TIE Yale stands wild by ploughinE
through for q touchdown. from which Daily
kicked an easy goal
II looked as If Yale was going 10 have
an easy time. but that illusion was quickly
.dispeIled by the men whom Tad Jones mad
coached. Immediatel yafteT the next KICK
OF ThiIhin gave an exhibition OF now not
20 hold the ball that has rarely been
eoualled by any Yale player in recent
years OAIdEuSt ltth ~ eAA4N-~s7- 49,
atrocious fumbling, and by some good rush
ing carried The bah 10 Gales 25-yard line
Waite fell back and sent the ball cleanly
between the posts and over the bars for the
first score against the Blue team Of 1910
The second and third periods resulted in
some hard playing, tut were devoid Of
scoring. The fourth and final period began
with q rush. Darby, OF Syracuse, ran back
one of Dernig's punts in line style Then
the Orange pulled off clever forward pass
which netted twenty yards. Romeyn re-
placed Slully, and got Yale penaliZed right
O fTby his overeagerness. Waite again fell
back. and sent the bali between the posts
for his second goal from the field
II was in this last period also that the
most spectacular play Of the game oc-
CURED, and the one which gave Yale the
victory From the centre Of the fieIS Cap
tain DAILY made a perfect forward pass to
Reilly, snd the latter dashed through the
entire Syracuse team for a touchdown
Daily again kicked goal, and the score
WAS p TO o.
Nale's play, though disappointing, had its
rsdeeTning features. Bob Deming, the old
Taft School star, did splendid punting. In
fact his kicking was the best seen on Yale
reI6 since Coy's day. lie put the ball where
II WAS hard for the Syracuse players to
handle. and the result was that their backs
were almost invariably laid low by the fast
Blue ends before they could get started.
Kilpatrickh's work AT end was pSrticU-
larry good.
F9eld played brilliantly for the first few
minutes OF the game, and then was injured
He insisted that he would continue playing,
hut on the next down was Knocked out
again. he was taken off the field Bo-
= >meisler was also hUrt, and forced to retire.
Nc played a good game and several times
Us dne tackling prevented possible SYRIA
y cuse scores
Pop Corey made d brilliant catch OF a
twisting pnt right of the ground and
beeled 81 DAILY had free trial FOR goal,
but missed.
Tine line-uD follows