New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
VANDERBILT TIES YALE
Limit Southern Eleven Keeps the
Blue from Scoring.
crTs STRONGER AT END
yale Misses Opportunities to
Score by Poor Judgment
and Bad Kicking.
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- Haven. oct. 22-Yale's football stock
.-.-s5 another decline this afternoon,
-, vanderbilt University held the Blue
80, 70 q tie game at 10 Q. The game
= 7laved in a heavy rain. which kept the
,.c-5a7ce down 10 q thousand and made
:, aeld heavy and slow and the ball wet
zn6 slippery
vale o,;tvgeiChed her Southern rivals. but
.ss rrhtness of the Vanderbilt players was
80 bv their speed. The fact that
~sla forced the play continually ana gen
,-suv managed TO keep her goal line cut Of
ssnge- affords her supporters cold COM
- F!E1t times Yale carried the ball 10
= vithlu Nanderbilts 2e-yard line. To
.-ose on the side lines il looked as II Cap
..t- DAILY used wretched Judgment in not
---trr a goal from placement twice when
al catches were made on Nanderbilt's o.
-zr5 line. Five times attempts were made
.o- fed goal by drop kicks. Captain
Dslv tried four and DeninE one None OF
-.sen travelled half the distance 70 the goal
rasts. The we bah Is blamed for the in
ts-;7-i,v e the drop kicking
--ree other times Yale lost the ball with
a. striking distance Of the Vanderbilt goal.
,r-ce on fourth down aud once on a tumble.
-,u- q the drop kick goal tries occurred
= ouiak succession IN the first half. Yale's
vel u.--,e6 poorly and Phjlbin made a
sa-or1 shortly after the half opened an
,,chsrre 4 purts and a 15-yard penalty
- vanderbilt back 10 its goal CAPTAIN
Neelr l.arted poorly and Phibin made a
.s.- eaten Captain DAILY decided to Try
,7-ra-z PASS from a fake drop kick forrla-
.,o- hEoa--ick nahbed the bail on the
Vanderbilt 2l-vard line. OF Two line attacks
vs,e failed 10 gain. and in trying for
va-s PASS on the next down Surout tossed
.he ball 70 Brooks. VINO stepped out o.
BOUNDS.
vsle.s best football OF the game qllckly
,ououreE Derrilg caught Neely's punt on
vsle-e 45-va-d line. and shot hack thlr-y
cards seven times Captain DAILY earned
ne baU in a desperate attempt 10 cover
ne remaining distance TO ne Vanderbilt
rpst VVre1 the tumble occurred he had
reached t1e Vanderbilt 2-yard line
Ysle made her eighth and anaI struggle
~ z score when rhe fourth pe-1od began
-ne Blu started rushing from NanderbI-t's
sva-5 L-e- Daily and PhiI1iu starred IL
ne s--a-k. each making ten yards on The
f-st plunge. but eaCh was stopped on the
ssco-5 --.zl. Strol-'s forward pass failed,
.ss Tsle.s 1-s- hope faded
Arrol-- vanderbilt failed 10 threaten
Tsie.s r1-L seriously. three brilliant end
-urs Or CAPTAIN NeelE and q forward pass.
Nee.y r- X Morrison, for thirty yards
ssch. placed the ban on four occasions IN
bs- -e------v on al four occasions q
rensI-v ~ fifteen yards against the South
t-rers r-- holding checked their advance.
During --e last pe-lod Vanderbilt out
PLAYED Eale. the I'll rush line seeming dis
prEsnizeC TIE S0ELherners finally had
Tale m -ne defensive. and had they had
eve minutes more play they might have
score6 against Ire Northern Champions.
No- single substitution was made by
TE-1eru-lc while Yale made seven None
q them were however. for injuries. Xii
pat-lck and 2 Morrison were bruised IN
-ourh tackles and called for time. MorTl-
Eor PLAYED -1e game with a rib which was
broke- lzsr week. but refused 10 quit Not
Z novelty i- play vas used by either eleven
-he Sol-he--=-s we're distressed al the
pe-a--es which net them every time they
Invaded Northern sell and their little crowd
@ followers Kissed ne last tnficJion.
Ware- Gang. head o. the Yale athletic
EyEre-. reached home after his month s
TIP n the Pacific coast II tine 10 VII
less t-e game