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

decided on forward pass, Nigglss-
worth secmed To be ratified "A the ball
WA handed back To him. for he dropped
IL and then snatching it up he threw
AZ forward in such manner that Howe
easily caught it before two Harvard men
could reach 1t.
ward line. but kistler and Field could
do nothing with either OF Harvard
wings and by compulsion Howe puntsd.
Down under the kick sprinted the mus
cuLar kiipatrick. his eyes upon wiggls--
worth. As tie ia;ter gathered In the kick
k,patrick tackled him so hard that the
Harvard man fell IA limp az a dish rag
This Was on Yale's n yard line and before
another play WAS made Corbett went
~ and Campbell took his place.
campbell, IA fresh as a daisy tried
Nal. left wing. but made only two
wards Wendell could do no better.
End - Yale defence was still increasing
N po~er Lewis fell back for drop kick
HI- trial was made on Sale's ~ yard hn.
hst As. the Yale forwards came tearin Y
through Lewis had to hurry the kick.
vIih tn" result that the ball did not rise
more than ten feet above the ground
aud went to- one side far away from its
.p--nd-d mark.
- ward hne. but before no could run II
back Lewis stopped hini short field
plunged through Wilmington for four
wards and Yale raceiy,d hve more for
rF-id., play That put the ball On ale
~ yard mark. and n shift combined with
the double pass which was a puzller
-nabled kistler to rush around Har-
yards right end for eight yard-. Wen
He'll was in the way and down went ktstl"r
hard
DAILY also followed the shift around
IA. same part Harvard braced and
~ Field and Hist Ter could not produce
substantial results Howe punted on
tho third down with seven yards to gain
A.
we'll down the field and Wendell. catch
,ng II IN midfield ran back few yards
~ meet "A vicious tackle by kilpatrick
Wendell dropped tn" ball. hut b. was
~ the alert and. springing forward.
win desperate reach he recovered II
~ the nick OF time. Yale received five
3 .r,is for offsida play as Wendell made
~ Tee yards IN centre smash.
Right hack Harvard received "A similar
p-nalty for the same kind of an Offence.
I .,Gt ended he third period.
While the teams rest al IN their blankets
md IN" trainers were patching up the
.r.l-.-S the smoke from the fire under
ri" grand stand began TO curl up. Half
D., nIadred women jumped up frightened
..ti rt.'d to run down the aisl-s. hut
r'" 'I.n"rs and special policemen pre-
vented a panic by assuring those nearby
ma. tn.' fir" was under control and would
.,rIl H. sNtinguished The. police who
-Ir-ptInded tn. field were prepared for
..>t such an emergency and IN few
n,orlcn,. all dan ger had passed.
THE tINAL INsrALMgST
Nl-antim. ,h. teams resumed play
which also helped to Queli the excitement
and tn. fire was forgotten. Harvard =
attack was resumed At once tOrbett
'uJ ms way for three yards and Wendell
with even greater power than before II
-..-.ned hattsned Yale centremen for
>.y"n yards He did this single handed
aud made first down on Wales 81 yard
marS Harvard's shift, drew Corh-,t
around Naies RI ght wing. bu, only two
wards gain resulted.
Wendell vas more successful, though
IN q play aimed at the same spot for with
wonderful strength he threw of two or
'ur"- Yale men and made seven yards
r-fnre Howe got him. WigGlesworth
trl-d IN onslde kick. hut the hal was
naught 10y Howe only five yards from his
goal line \ punt from behind tina. chalk
mark was necessary and "A blocked kick
meant u possible touchdown for Harvard
The Crimson forwards found "A wall OF
,dauiant before them and with tantaliZ-
.uE leisurs Howe kicked the hall tenn
IoraTIly out Of danger Ii was not long
drive. however, for the wind took u
,tround toward Wales stand and landed
u AMONG the Undergraduates Tn" bail
went o'it of bounds at Yale = ~ yard lIn.
- tina, here was chance for Harvard
with her great attack to score IA touch
down
ne lTr'rlStlfllS W euhfil aAu-fu = frenzy
IT delight among Harvard followers by
noes ing McDevitt out OF his way and
aiming i've yards HarVard's shift was
r"iled upon to advance Wendell but
Brooks broke through and the big half
.ack did not gather a yard Yale re-
,-ived five yards for odside play and IL
Mas then the second down with ten yards
90 EaII.
M"rdei was called upon again. Bowl
80, over tNo Yale men Wendell fought
~ -
rards Daily turning hs,n down. Ii WIS
~" rhrrd down with two wards To gain
and Wendell was again the factor. Rush
ny nightly straight into the arms at
"t-d and was not thrown until h" had
"I"hrt la!es Is yard line.
SEAR YALE's LINZ.
fntt Welded "a first down ana Harvard
sI- Olp IN arms. Only fifteen wards TO
Sun md victory would be- assured
b sI,- defenc" was tattered and torn.
,ut sIrely a brace could not stop Har-
ward Is advance. In was the most critical
moment Of the game
n" Crimson players held nomeU'lrv
,pnf.b and th.p bucklesi down 70 ria" re-
ro9-lI ~ Utilities. Back cam" ia" bal
{" igS!e-worth. who handed - .,9 Corhart
rilId Nals's right wing behind rl.n,y
'' Interference. torb.'t started. nut D.ior.
h" had gained ward "a Iai., man Tlppeh
.. ,'-u she protective formation IN front pf
'.,rt"tt and 'h'' latter dropped IN. bal.
~ Hs- Al don" in the fash of al eyeiid
\. 'h.'-s- things happened 80 qnickly
''t' Hhru Paul by headlong plling. fell
.la"utH" ball II was several seconds befor"
tu" .ru~d realized what had happened
In"u haIs broke loos" in dslirium OF
"y II Wa Yates bali and Harvard,
-r"ai.'~t chance Ia score a touchdown had
r'-"n lost. Harvards ahderent- wer"
'Nuri"rs-' r,ICk when they saw this play
They rur!!d mot believe their own eya@
The machin-iike attack had failed as
EVER before. and before the why's and
Th'r"t"r-. could be- learned Howe from
..""'ni ms own goal posts punted the
.. tar away from the danger mark
.rr''' siEnalls.d for a fair cat h and
.".D ran with he ball to Harvard's ~
,-I .n" bI' he officials did not see the
-.rrH. ard mere was no penalty
Wendell srIi sighting for every inch of
..t.IHi 0Ish..i INTO Yale's right wing.
ra gained only three yards and alSn
..'.t ~. pail WigRls-sworth recov-
80 BE- ~ IuIck action. wh~reupon time
'tA.'l uu' while Field limping and
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