The Washington times., 1912-11-23
HARVARD trieste
win FIFTH GAME:
FROM YALE TODAY.
With Few Exceptions Teams
Have Met Every. Year
Since 1875. ~ -
NEITHER SCORED IN $ ,'''
LAST TWO SEASONS
-. ---,-
touchdown in Today's Game Is
+. Thought to BE Tn.
, likely
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

xSIe ana Harvard nave been battling
- the gridiron ever. since 1876. though
there was q break In their athletic re-
ieuons. However. from 1876 until 1895
they met every year. In all that time
Harvard won Just two games from the
sons Of Ell. In the SOS. too. there were
times when the Crimson was sadly bat
tered by overwhelming strength, but
they kept everlastingly at It and man
aged to win In 1880 BY the small score
Of u to 6. -.
Rivalry between these two. univer.
sites has ever been warm. and early In
Tue SOS II broke out In savage battles
on the gridiron. Football then was .nbe
the; game It ID, today, and the piayefs
frequently mixed It up In slugglSS
matches. Tricks were resorted to that
xolled to show sportsmanship. either.
V0o HARVARD eleven appeared on Hamp.
go Field, Springfield. Mass. where the
Sw0'feems met in those days, with the
psayers leather uniforms smeared with
Yale won ., particularly savage game
IN lSSA at Springfield. Il to I. and there
wee SO much smuggling and rough work
on both sides thai athletic relations be.
T 1%seen the universities were severed
THIS break lasted till 1897, when gradu-
ates OF both universities smoothed over
the difficulties. and the two football
slevens met again. -.
Harvard Is Victor.
IN ,lsss Harvard had particularly
peweFful collection Of players and Burr
weak a.rra as s we" ,h %s' s a"Ssp. at
New Haven, II to 0. Both universities
ned agreed to play only on each Others
fields. and they have been doing 30
ever since 1887.
Dave Can,pbeli's great Harvard eleven
Of 1901, claimed by many experts to be
won from the Ellis. 2. to 0, and that
team made the last touchdown scored
by Harvard since. In 1908 Vic KEN
nards dropkick gave Harvard q VIC
tory over Yale. at New Haven. 1 to o.
but no touchdown was scored. -
In the Ian two year. ncither s,A.
has scored. and any hind ors acors
today means broken record in fbrse
games. In 1916 Fred Daly.s Yale les n
played Harvard to n standstiil ~ Nav
Haven, when everything pointed IN an
easy Harvard victory Last Vesr
though beaten by princeton Vale man
a9ed 10 gather added strength ana hsId
Harvard 10 a no-score tio "~''
n... 80
isD-Haryard. 4 goals. Yale
iSf6-Yaie i GOAL lie ryard
i6SLYaie GOAL. Harvard a
nfS-Yaie, o: Harvard @ ..s,
lDOEYaie. / goal. 1 toucbdovn. Jar.
vnri, O.
iSHLYale. O: Harvard 4 .aret,.,
iS2-Yaie goal 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To =
vard. Q safeties,
iSSj-Yaie: "a: Harvard
1@5-Yale. al: Harvard n
lSSS-Yaie, %: Harvard
1@7-Yaie. III: Harvard 4
lSSeYaie, 9; Harvard. O. o."
3 o-Hsirvard. j.; Yale. 9.
iSf-Yaie. s: Harvard
1t9o-Yale, 9; Harvard. o. -
-Yeie. u; Harvard.
- Harva ~ -. Xao
1HeLYsIe, o; Harvard O.
loo0-Yale. 2S; Harvard, o. ~.
10l-Harvard q: Yale. 0.
|xae' -: Harvard, ..
isMEYaie. y: Harvard o. -,
xee harvard. O.. = .r.,
M-1ele. u: Harvard. 0. ",. -
!-HarVapd' q Yale. o. -. t
!N-1ae. =: Harvard. o. go.
0I1ee. y: harvard, o. :
1u-faIe. y; Harvard O.
TINS record shows that the defeated
yeem mas tailed TO score since lSS7
UNIQUE reSords for college football. Not
encc wv mas tne winner scored touch
0oWp. also record Tor big elevens Be
P0Wertui was the crimson defense ~
~ tnet even the mighty TED Coy could
not pound MS way over the line for 9
touchdown. and had to kick two field