The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
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Burr Chamber lain. captain Of tho IssS
eleven the only Yale team which ever
lost tn PrInc-tOn and Harvard IN on.
season; Dr Rlynham Iowushrnd. half
hack on tha'uberlain's team: Dr. Ham
mo0i anot her old halfback. DE Wit
Cochran. who ~ one of the most oepit able
OF lalss foot hall alumni. minis ed with
their old friends inside of the faHc.
Steve PhIibin. the man without a coun-
try. came over tn the Yale side between
TIA. halves ana then hustled back To his
seat III the Harvard stand. Steve Was
hAlfbaca ON Coy's team and II now ia
the Harvard law school he aid not
know whether To cheer Tor Yale or Hir-
ward. and when asked after the game
with whom he symplthiIed he said
Princeton. Philbln was captain "f the
all star team Of the Harvard law school
which beat the Indians few days ago.
and his brother hOlladay L. a member of
Nales present squad
Eddie Glass. whom Nike Murphy says
il about the best guard that ever played
on a Yale team. came down from New
Britain with Hutchinson and -hooa hands
all round. H-inie Hobbs. who was "a
member Of Ials's unsecured on team of
last fall and VINO was AmherSts coach
this fall renewed old acquaintance and
was agreeably surprised at tn. strength
shown by the team representing his alma
mater.
James Archibald. the war correspond
ent Was there, IA was Mayor Fitzgerald
Of Boston. who cheered Justify for Har-
ward President Hadley. just in from
Europe. was for the Blue.
Ex-Lisut. Gov. Everest j. Lake. himself
ON. Of Harvards football heroes IT some
years back and who has just emer ged
from campaign for the nomination ~
Governor in Connecticut that rivalled
one VI the fierce battles, IN which he form
n. a ~.
ON the Hary ard side Of the field here WAS
almost a. large a represent alton OF foot ball
~ ars a number of eN-cApt aims and playet
occupying the benches alongsid. Of the
players
Head Coach HauRh.on was the most
conspicuous figure ON this side of : he field
inside Of IN. fence and Ia. kept pace with
the team as IG went up and down the field
Ham Fish, last years captain and chief
adv user of Coach Haughton with his six
feet three. WAS also there. and 10y his side
was Dudley bean. one OF Harvard's moe
loyal football supporters Lieut. Gov
Frot bingham. IA brother Of Ted troI hing
ham of the Harvard team, had his place
on he side lines
Vic Kennari the man who won for
Harvard with n drop kick from the field
two wears ago, was with some Of tn" old
Harvard players also
The celebration IN this city toni ght
over the football game wasn't "A Wild one.
Those who looked to So, ale men and
their supporters become wildly rnthIl-I-
asiic over tn. fact that Sals'- so-Call.-i
weak team had stood up So valiantly
against the warriors from Cambr idg. WEI.
While the HarN ard CON
tingent in autos. afoot ami ON trolley
made for their stations restaurant, and
cafes with red flags at half mast and with
red chrysanthemums dropping. the ! ale
did not do much shouting
The RESULT was plainly a dIsappoInt ueut
10 both sides and everybCdy vas inter
e-ted IN getting 10 something to eat
Several thousand who mad previous sad
experiences getting something Ia eat
after big football games IN New Haven
headed in their autos for Waterbury.
Hartford. Bridgeport and Meriden Ia
spend an hour or 80 on the road with "A
good teed certain at the end Of the drive
rather than take chances ~ standing
around in a New Haven cafe for that
time and then getting a cold deal.
The Yale and Harvard teams celr-
brat.d by holding hanquets tonight.
Capt. Days men holding forth in tn.
big dining room Of the New Haven Lawn
Club. while their rivals dined and broke
training at the Tontine Hotel rh" prin-
cipal topic discussed IN the speeches
was the game, Harvard wondering how
il all happened. while Vale treated The.
matter m the nature Of victory 10 the
Blue.
Tn. dinner u the Yale men wa- at
tended 10y all the enthusiasm that gue,-
with victory. but in the TontIne Hotel
there was hardly AN outburSt of en-
thusiasm during the "ntlr. evening
Harvard and Yale both postponed the
election Of captain until next week
az perhaps until after the Thanksgiving
recess.
IL was learned tonight that the Yale
and Harvard teams will toss coin to
decide the ownership Of the ball Used
IN to-iay's game. Each team wants
II and wants 1t BADLY. and the game
resulted IN no score the only fair way
to settle the question il by TORS