Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-30
FUMBLES SPOIL
crimson ATTACK
Old Ellis Eleven Comes Back
and AdherentS Claim
Moral Victory.


the game with Yale at New Haven a
week ago Saturday. the wonderful
mechanism of Harvard going for
nothing on this account.
Both teams were strong on the de-
Tense but two fumbles when the
Crimson was in striking distance of
| Yates goal prevented score being
made. Poor generalship was the
main cause for field goal might
have been made each time when the
team kept battering its way in
rushes.
These fumbles were the critical
points in the game. The Harvard
team has gone through the season
ball. It seemed to he one of her
strong cards. but failure by two of
the backs. Wigglesworth and Corbett,
TO cling to the pigskin in tight places
probably cost her the victory.
Yale could not withstand the bat.
tering. Once the Harvard rushes
were for 33 yards, a first down each
time, and in the last period Corbett
had carried the ball to the 12 yard
line when 1t went to Yale by bad
judgment.
Harvard always was the aggressor.
| Yale made few consistent gains. IT,"
| Minnesota shift. used In sever vari.
ations, was worked for gain on tho
first formation, but the next lime. al.
| most invariably. tho play would he
stopped by the Harvard backs. Howe,
the Yale qu1rtc.h0cH. supported the
| general idea Of the Na'e defense by
constantly punting and he sent the
ball high In the air. giving Kiipat-
rick and Brooke. the ends, time to
set under It and tackle the runner.
It was the wonderful work of the
two ends and Fields taekling which
shonc In Yale's game.
The entire Vale team wGs quick in
action, its formations were thrown
out and shifted over with great speed
and when the ball was put in play
there was every eviden @ that the
men had been trained in the funda'
mentals which fer years had been
the wonder o. the football world.
The Yale line. which had to bear
the bcunt Of the boring by Wandall
who seemed to open up holes by
sheer strength, was surprisingly
compact. DAILY was net used a great
deal at plunging. owing. It is under
stood, to weak knee. He was re-
served until the latter part of the
came. and his opportunity came Just
before the end when he tried n DION
kick from the 80 yard line, but 1t
was donc ted by the wind.
As to Harvard, the disappointment
| was the running of the team by
Quarter Wirr'crworth and the FUN
bling of the backs. WigglcSwO'th
WIS taken out and Potter and Gard
no. wcrc substituted, but the coachc!
pushed the little quarter back into
the game, and each time errors o
Judgment followed. The Harvard
team, rs whole, was the same com
pact Gn1 well drilled team of thu
whn,e .-,.c, In. II ol,eI ot critica
itimo, mogtor hand
Tive hunting was dls,npc,ptInr n
= whole although +, the first periot
II rave nromise or belnp n feature
Howe ana not got d'stan @. and Eel
from only WINS obIc In get telling dis
tonco
, In tho rpme Harvard punted /,
timps ror coo wards and Howe boot
I a1 tho 'hou % times for SO wards
From tho snectators' point of yiey
] the features Of the game were tn
variety of plavs used and the NOR
Interesting fact that the ball coul
E ALWAYS he seen.
The forward pass was used b
Harvard five times.
Three tries were failures. and O
the other two ONLY one made a gain
ana that only eight yards. Yale di
not use tho MAY DaIy's drop kic