The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
W. AND J. BEATS YALE
BY SCORE OF 13 TO 7
llinkc! Tries End After End in
Effort 10 stop SpicgcI
and Fleming.
PERCY HATGHTON SEES IT

New HAvEN. oct. "a. Thoroughly out
played at every stage of the game. Yale
lost to Washington and Jefferson to-day.
~ to :. The Blue eleven showed neither
the team play nor tho individual ability
displayed against Notrc Dame week
ago. while the Washington and JEFF
ferson men tore through the Yale line
almost at will and skIrtcd the ends for
long gains time after time Two touch
downs, tho first made against Yale this
season. one In the second period and one
IN the fourth were Tailed by the visitors.
while Wales only score was IN the first
period. Frequent fumblcs which Yale
might have turned to good advantage had
'tS attack been concentrated, mlrred the
play
Coaches Percy Iiaughton and Mike
Farley Of Harvard watched the game
from tho side tines with Tack Hard
sick. the crimson end What ability
IIauEhton saw the Blue eleven display
to-day need not make him fear for the
result Of the Harvard game ON Nuvcm-
Der n
No new plays OF any sort were tried by
Vale and the old ones worried ndiffcrcnt,y,
4 while Vale played poorly to-day the
W and J. men were IN wonderful form.
Spcgel and Fleming tore Nj some runs
around the ends tn.' brought .hc crowd
20 lis feet repeatedly. These men Hr"
, easily the best open field runners that
have ben seen On Nll' Field this year.
Coach lIinIcy tried four men ut the
end positions ana uunr of them was able
to cope with the Interference and sped
Of the visitors IN defensive work Schram.
who succeeded IIiu'iubotham made the
bc.t showing and several times broke
up the play aud .actled the runner hch nd
81. I'snul1y KNlsN M
W aud J. Interference got going with
Spiegel or Fleming c.,rrS ing the ball there
was little hope for The Ell enthusiasts
that the play would be stopped without
long gain.
The Washington and JcfI players were
not restricted to end runs either, al
though these were the most successful.
Fleming and Young wadcd through the
Blue line FOR good gfrs. while the crowd
marked the progress Of the ban by FEM
ing's red hair. capt Talbots absence IN
the line was apparent at every stage OF
the game. The heavier W. and J. for
wards had the advantage all OF the time.
vac ma,'c fourteen first downs IN rush
ing the ball. Nhile the visitors made
eighteen. Neither lateral NOE forward
passes ON both OF which Coach HinHeys
men have been dependent. worked sue
cessfully to-day. Yale attempted total
~ eigh, forward passes. Of which only
two were completed They ncttei total
gain Of thirty yards. W. and J. tried
eleven forward passes. Of which hve were
completed. \ short pass TO IN" quarter
back over centre was used with telling
effect
only in the first quarter were the Ellis
ON an even footing with the W. and j.
men. In that period Yale made eight first
downs as against three for the opponents.
There was an exchange Of punts after W.
aud j. hal held Na,e 10Y downs. and the
Ellis tried three forward passes in sue
cession. L,gorr threw wild on every at
tempt and the bali went to W. and j. O
midfeld Their. after Fleming had made
first down. knowles recovered Il W. and J.
tumble.
The Vale back field pulled together
then, about the only time IN the game that
il an. and Ainsworth Wilson and
knowles I'm turn made ten yard gains
Wilson added teh more on the next play
and t lateral pass. Wilson to Logore. gave
the Blue touchdown; Legore kicked the
gopi.
" the close of the FIRST quarter Bovlll
caught LeEor,'s punt on his 20 yard line
and Sp!rge, ran the ball back ten yards
where IL was when time was called. ON
the first play in the second quarter Good
win called "A forward pass. Bovill lodged
through the line, caught the bal, as II
came over centre and ran few steps for
the touchdown. Yale was taken com
pletely by surprise. Fleming easily kicked
the goal
W and J tried to score again at the
close ~ the third quarter, bat Patterson's
kick from placement ON the ~ yard line
fell two feet short Of the bar. although its
direction was perfect. Legore ran the
4 bah back to the 20 yard line. whore he
made short punt Young made two ten
yard gains through centre and Goodwin
took the ball within striking distance on
an end run.
{ Fleming. Guiding all would-he tacklers.
! took the ball over on the next play and
/ Yale was beaten Fleming missed the
try at goal. but Vale didn't have another
opportunity To score. The w. and j. root
| ers. who made good showing in the
north stands poured onto the field and
carried their victorious team away on
their shoulders. The lineup.