Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-30
COLGATE'S MACHINE
OUTPLAYS YALE AND
WINS BY $50 SCORE
Ellis Fumbles Costly and Inter
ference Weak, While Collie
gians Present Well
Rounded Attack
BLUE FIGHTS GAMELY

YALE BOWL, New Haven, Conn"
oct. 30.-Colgate crushed Yale this after
noon, winning the annual game, 10 to 0.
Yale fought hard and put UP good
game. Her chief fault was i'm failing to
furnish interference. Colgate was n per-
feet machine; her interference was of fine
order and her line was like wall.
Yale gained at intervals but not con-
sistently.
Wilson and scovil stood out distinctly.
Offside plays cost Yale many yards at
critical moments and her fumbles were
costly, but all through the game Yale
fought desperately and gamely.
A 2O-yard forward pass within two min
utes of the kick-off gave Colgate the
first touchdown. Nelson, the right end
received the ball and dashed % yards
to the goal Hubull missed the goal
Score-ColEate, 6; Yale, 0.
when Yale took the ball in the next
kickoff, Colgate smothered her attack
end forced Yale to kick. Yale had yielded
20 yards in penalties for offside playing
UP to this time. \ tumble on Yales
40-yard line was recovered by Yale. Gnl"
fumblcd an attempt Mt lateral pass ana
Colgate had the ball on Hale's 25-yard
line. Yale held and blocked Vests try
for a field goal
Scoville made Is yards on the left end
Yale rumbled a lateral pass, regaininE
the ball. scoyile made n 1o-yard gain on
the left side. Thrown for loss, Yale
had to punt Colgate fumbled on her
cwu i0-yard line, and Wilson received
the ball
Yale worked her way steadily to Col
gates 25-yard line and tried forward
pass. Colgate intercepted the ball, and in
trying n forward pass lost 20 yards as
Wilson broke through.
An exchange of punts left the ball Col
gates on her 2j-yard line. Yale smoth-
cred three tries at her line and after n
Kick had the ball on her own i-yard
line. Yale resorted to kicking. Waite
getting off long spirals.
Colgate made n second successful for,
ward pass and gained so yards. Hubben
to Anderson.
Thrown back after three tries, Colgate
punted to Yale's 30-yard line and yale
punted back Immediately. Colgate held,
tried to punt and fumbled.
Yale had the ball on Colgate's 35-yara
line.
Anderson tried n forward pass for Col
gate, but was forced out of bounds. Yale.
expecting a repetition of the same play,
lined up with her team scattered. An
derson took advantage of the opportunity
to thread his way through the broken
field just out of reach of every Yale
player for so yards and touchdown
Score-Colgate, II; Yale, 0.
Yale had been in n position to score
when Colgate fumbled n punt on her
own 3O-yard line. Three Yale men FUN
bled the ball and Colgate recovered 1t
on her own 20-yard line.
Score at end of third period, Colgate,
122; Yale, 0.
An exchange of punts gave Colgate the
ball on Yales 5O-yard line. Yale previ-
ously had failed to gain a foot against
Colgate.
After gaining 10 yards Colgate was held
and tried n placement from the 4O-yard
line, missing my inches.
Again Yale made a fruitlesg attempt to
gain and West Immediately made field
goal for Colgate from the S0-yard line.
SCore-ColGate, 10; Yale. 0.
Game ended without further score.