New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20

RI. Telegram to The tribune
T- .ov- 7q-Just z little after
% % rIar1rr+or brought his three Har-
~ as o,,+- m the field and they had
roo6 quarter Of an hours Practloe o7IoI
- vie e1uad broke through the norlh-
cae+ar,, entrance and trotted on 10 Iile
field. -,
,Torris,s kick vas long and high ana
carried down the field TO FELTON,, on n
ards 7n-vard line fitzpatrick was oo"n
aI-os. vim the ball. but FELTON, wr1ggled
,is z-ev back 10 his 25-yard line Leshe
+-ia5 o,It Fuller, but could get only Two
Ids +,rorgh the Yale guard. and FELTON,
gc+ az long punt. which Kistler went
- :, -,i1aA1d The hearts Of the Yale
+rroy,q leaned to their threats when klstler
f,7r-7hIed the leather but he recovered Mill
-.f< and fell on II in the centre OF me
4al5 KfstIer found the Harvard line IKE
= stone wall SO Howe sent good punt
down to Corbett. who grabbed the pan on
his ST-vard line and ran II back TIleeh
Yards before the omnpresent BROOKS
brought him to earth.
FELTON, found gap between Fuller ana
Scullv and went through for twelve yaroS
and a first down before falling into cap
tain Dalvs clutches. On the first down
ral+on. apDarently trying TO force
tumble the 4dle DdAIhS IL NVN a A4-c--
punt. which the wind carried over HoWe's
head rbe hail rolling behind the Blues
goal line.
Field could make only three Yards, so
Howe hunted. Harvard came back twelve
Yards on three rlshes, Corbett and Leslie
CARRYING the ball and then Felton, for the
second time punted over Yale's goa! me
When the ball was brought OUT hl0tiSt
made eight yards on the tackle shift DE-
fore Corhett got him. and then Howe ADDED
three more. mailing it first down on 4aie
S5-vard line. Howe punted 10 oorpelI'
whom Fitzpatrick nailed in his tracks en-
the Crimson's 48-yard line Coroett M
Paul for five yards just as the period ended-
Smith and Lewis bounced on Howe as ne
! raueh1 Felton's punt on the Blues 22-yard
| line. Corbett got Howe's return KICK nut
funbIed the ball on the next play, Captain
DAILY falling on II on Harvard's 51-Tard
Ene Howe pulled off corking 15-yard
rim which went for naught, as there had
! heen holding in the line and Yale was set
| back to her 40-yarl line. DAILY, however
| brought the crowd TO its feet by dashins
around Smith for a beautiful 24-yaTd run,
DIanting The ball after Leslie brought MIN
| dcvn on Harvard's 4s-yard line. just one
/ ward short OF a first down Il was third
down however and Yale lost the ball when
I
| K-tstler failed in a test of the line Wendell
was substituted for FELTON,, and signahzed
his entrance 70 the game by slic1ng stralsh'
/ as a plumnet between Fuller and Scnliy
| fer eight yards. In a fash Wendell jumped
through the other side OF the line for SIX
Yards and again plunged through PAU Tor
five wards Yale seemed absolutely taken
/ BY surprise, and another eight YARDS
| through ScuIIy was by that time merely an
! incident
Wendell got 4 moments rest as Cornel'
| brushed past Brooks for FIVE yards being
brought down by Howe. The ball was on
Yale-s 27-yard line. and Wendell set again
| for another try. His effort was splendid
and netted twelve yards. but holding caused
the Crimson TO be penalized fifteen yards
Leslie couldn't gain. so Wigglesworth tried
| an on-side kick which went TO Howe on
| Yale's 5-yard line. The Ell quarterback