Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22
Most Crushing Defeat Ever
Suffered by Cohorts Of Old
Ell Sustained When Famous
Bowl Is Dedicated,
ENORMOUS CROWD HELD
SPELLB0UND THROUGHOUT
Greatest Gathering Ever AS
sembIed in America Sees
the Bulldog Humbled by.
Crimson Followers.
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New Haven. Conn. Nov. - liar-
wards football JaRgernaut crushed the
Yale eleven By score Of 36 10 IN
The blue "howi here this afternoon
while 1900 spectators watched the
grldiron ront IN Supplied amaze
mont
The crimson machine rushed ap
and down the field almost az will and
when the sixty minutes Of battle had
elapsed. had succeeded IN rolling up
The largest number Of points ever reg
isiered against the Eil eleven With
lhc exception of the 1855 Yale victory
of AZ % o, Il was the greatest scofl
over made in the thirty.four kames
played since 1875.
The one-aldcd score fails 90 give
tho slightest inkiine of the scope of
play or the remarkable strategy and
individual brlllsncy with which the
game brisilcd Every second or thirc
play brought the Thousands to thels
feet 20 Intense WIS the excitement
ana ho spectacular the play No
enmc Of equal callbcr on eastern foot
bali fields IN many yeare has provd-
% such spectacle
Interr,t T. Intense.
II seemed az times a. though tie
contest was carefully pfe-afranrcd
spectacle wherein climax followed an-
~ the spectators were bew.dered by
the rapid SUGGESTIONS Of runs. passes
and kicks which were turned into
scores With almost a. much fapdity,
but always for Harvard Far from
the least of these Kaleidoscope
changes were the fumblas Yale con-
iributcd IN the shadow Of the crim-
son goal posts ana which Harvard
turned into additional touchdowna
The grip OF the game held spell
hound the greatest gathering Of foot
hall enthusiasts ever assembled FOR
nfi intercollegiate contest IN this
country. seVrnty-one thousand spec
iatols masHed IN che newest and larg-
"st ~ college studlnms formed a pl+
itre almost ~ enthraiiing az The
teamhai of the crimson and blue ior.
eeyed athletes
Tho celebrating antics OF the erin.
hon undergraduates included tho
snake dnner. cheering and burning
fFd fire on the tops Of The goal posta.
gave picturesque finishing touch n
ono of the greatest games of modern
football
Tho Yale cohorts remained loyaI to
the last, although they realized that
the blue had been but a foil for one Of
The greatest elevens OF al time. Just
Aow the Harvard team OF 1914 classes
with some Of the famous combinations
% former years ls tonight matter
81 heated argument nmonN veteran
players and experts. bur careful
analysis Of today'a play clearly indl-
rated that no team under the mod
efn rules, has reached the height of
offensive and defensive strength
shown hy the crimson this Afternoon
Harvard Al the Way.
IN aeeumulating Il total IF thirty
ok points, Harvard scored In every
period and By all methods oxeept .he
fafeiy Just after the kick-off crim-
son took Vale punt on her twenty
nafd tin. Manan. lsrndlne and
franeke broke through or around The
Yale limo for steady gains until inside
the blues trn-yard ine Here Ma
hans short bat perfect forward p1ss
10 lIardwielS resulted in the first
touchdown from which ilardwcl, fal-
I'D 10 Rick goal
There WIS ma further scoring IN tho
quarter, although Vale appeared to
have made two points an a safety hy
Mahan when The Harvard Jeff halfback
Kicked Il rolling hall over his own goal
line and tell upon i.
The officials decided that Il was a
touchback. however
Harvard struck savag II In the sec-
9nd quarter Starting from her own
fnrty.yard line. Mahan. llardwlck and
bfadlee carried the bah across the
lines IL rff4itf s4tf. eaAz4s4it 4sf4tH InraHeke
WIS given the pigsltin for tho fnui
plunge He fumbled but following
me ball like IA flash fell on Il as IL
rolled across the goal line for Har-
Yards aecand seore liardwicls fai-
ga again at The try for goal Here
vale woke up
Vale Tries Forward Pass.
Taking i punt on her twenty-five
yard line. the blue rammed hrr way
through the Harvard line 10 her OPP.
ponents twenty five yard linc
Knowles starring The crimson for.
wards miffenea and Yale rcsortcd to
forward bass knowles 20 Ataa-
worth for ten Yards Then Knowles
Resumed his line balterine 4 yard on
two ~ time he hammered his way
70 Hafvards tNo-yard llnc. but his
efforts went for naught for on the
final rush he dropped the bail and
Left End Coolidge of the crimson
eleven, hurled himself at the spherold
aud scooping Il up on the dead run,
started Cor the Yale goal ninety eight
yards away Coached to follow every
move Of the ball. the crimson PLAYERS
%{fWltfNN Nf'ftE Al TIE WHhH tf tue lly~
ing Coolidge, ready 10 ward of tack
ieFs In his rear. II was well they did.
for Leeore and Wilson, two Of Ialc's
fastest sprlntcrs, were soon sweeping
ever the turf az terfifc speed
Clever blocking and checking hy
Hardwick. Mahan and TrumbuIl pro.
tecttd the tirlna runner until he had
sfnssed the line for the third touch
down from which Harawiek kicked
ssai ~ the history of football which
goes back 10 1878. but four longer
runs have been made following a fum-
bic aud those were in the DAYS when
t4e field was longer than the present
1eo-yard dimensions Harvard sci out
to run np 4 record score. but the Yale
fighting spirit was in evidence, al
th0ngh the players were cruaely pre-.
pared for the crimson perfected at
tack
Iors.cd 10 Kick Goal.
swept back steadily they fought
every foot II The ground until Mahan
VAS forced 10 kick a field goal from
the fweniy-fief-yafd line, when Har-