The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-22

along the streets that lined the riveI
banks. over the bridge and through
the street marched the visitors with the
swin zing tread of an army. the column
CIRCULATING, riSiug and falling unevsnly
along Its length.
The stadium was nlling more rapidly
now. The stands were almost black
with people. Here and there was a
spot OF coior-a dash Of crimson or a
dot Of blue. But no Hut,erins hass. no
noise. Yale's band sat client AZ 1.so
o'clock there was slight murmur
through the stands and . single feeble
cheer. Harvard's football squad. In
new red Jerseys and clean yellow mole
skins. ran swiftly out and began light
practice.
sRIckLEv KICKED GOALS At
PRACTICE eEFoRe GAME.
In Ave minutes the players we're
scattered all over the gridiron. A. the
hind. began kicking goals. 0athsrtns
half-doSen footballs Brickley kicked
them over In quick succession from the
c0-yArd lire. Then he moved back to
90. A couple Of goals more and Brickisy
called. Make Il . little harder" and
moved TO the <o-yard mark. Here HE
first kick sent the bell straight between
the goal posts. but II dropped and
striking the middle OF the cross baf ~
bounded into the hsld. Ths crowd
laughed. Brlckiey went to the S-yard
line. missed once, then booted three
goals from placement.
After that no tried the other end.
against the hreese. At $50 the warm
Ing up was over and Harvard's men
marched out again. The growing crowd
In the stands wasoecoming impatient. No
music from the bands % somebody began
To whistle. A thousand others took Il up.
And now tho Yale leaders at last took
their places. The announcer stood In mid.
field and negAphoned: There are no
changes In the Harvard line up. In Yaiss
lineup Guernsey will play at. fullback In
place Of Dunn"
A quarter bsfors the hour and the
stands were solidly banked from ground
to sky line. Breaks began to appear IN
the solid column marching across the
bridge. stu Thousands were swsspins
in through the yawninE entrances ALONG
the top OF the Stadium. where thsrs were
no seets but standing room. spectators
began 70 MAS.
At last Harvrrds rooters broke the
silence with . crashing Harvard yell.
ending with nine choppy "Harvards!"
Then came . roaring Harvard yell end
ing with "Yaie-Yale-Yals"
The blue rooters across the way ~
spondsd manfuliy. hrst . yell for Yale,
then Q long cheer for Harvard. Cheers.
laughter. Q hailstorm Of handclappins
echoed from canyon wall to canyon
wall, swept the gridlron and crashed
up - the brassn sky overhead. Al it,
ioudest the ciamor suddenly doubled.
Yale was on the Geld. The rival root
ers gave short cheers Cor their team
captains.
Nov came anot.. = silent period. The
siands !wsrs fun. waiting. Across che
bridge Sein crowded slowly . few
strsxgiers. aaisncs- dead silsncs. then
Of . sudden UP ross tremendous. deaf.
ening roar from the Crimson rootsrs'
sand. The CRIMSON team was running
out upon the nsid-iiarvard's chamoson.
sh,p team-And the battle wao about 70
, begin, and sent back yell Cor yell ana
the solid concrete shook. Harvard DID
no more warming up. In red olAnsses'
s,olid - Indians, hey waited the
agnai.
Yale vas stili working. cunning
through Formations. kicking goals. A
minute before game time the hsld was
cleared. In solitary state the clean.
new yellow pigskin ball lay exactly IN
midheid. waiting to Do claimed for the
Kickoff. The sun was Swinsans Sow In
the southwest. The wind was from tue
south. No doubt which end would -
chosen By the team winning the toss.
The omcials, In shirt slssvss. called
Kstcham and storsr 70 madasid. a
great moment. The Tootsrs oefkso
their challenges across the held Then
ND won't Q coin. A tense second. then
: 4 wild cheer ~ the announcer mega
shoued Harvard won che toss"
FIRST PERIOD.
Instantly the Harvard team rea
down the asld and scattered out In
front Of the Harvard goal Guernsey
kicked on. sending the ball yards
over Harvard . gosl line AaAsn
picked Il up and carrying u straight
back through the whole Yale team
erou Shit Il out twenty yards before be
Vas pulled down by Avery.
In . moment Harvard tried the advan-