New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-21
Harvard Slaughters Yale on Gridiron,
Winning by Record Score of Al to 0
Continued from page

wonderfully masked. ran
attack, l.. srd easily Better yet ~ car
smoO'n" scor.ng punch. TWO stenuS
risd down thc field one iot my
marenaras in ten plays and aho'heI 10
hVe !s,ibJrce wards ia we've P,nys
for,S ,nmT,ooperly rewarded by touchoo"'S'
uar,ard Offence Varied.
~, offence was rs varied as 3, II wa s5
Inc Stained. Watson, the Harvard
vel srhset. with active BRAIN anu
ouaris'V"|S hand directed his campaign
sleign'. d. \ thrust here. dash
wi'nO", ss always 40 veil covered D!
iAere' ..r.tclv Of aiming nj on
10 and hitting another th"t' a.
Pc III, Yale ucu were soon PC.
y,.o. 5 0.cc ,hc defence was i"lt-s
,d,Cral 4 ,,1s a- cosy 20 pcnetl"'G .
',e,jc.opcn gate. ard as easy 10 o"''
:" down 81 "a house oI c"Ius' Go,
All Harvard mad 10 90 aI.TI IN. .ho nv go
,....ol was 20 Sip along Win INV Vo.
l.,, Nahau. King ana 'he o." ~
i..cko down The dam, and / a!c VIZ ~.
sfonc enough 70 cheek 'He "e'"'
food. .,--,.,.l ,,.as also strong.
,.Lo,'ab The team was not put 70
a..liO 1e,,ero test. For some reason nara
yy,Jers.and Yale. even when nope
~, 70 beatsn. confined the attaei; large,
y, - close formation plays, dlreeIed
5os.iv between tackle and tackle. ! ne
n.So,co lacked deception and was as
.r,s.inoly narrow in It's scope.
Toyrerd ;hc end three or four wen
,.acc.yed forward pass formations
eOnee1j 10 vav for some ground gain
nc and. as was prey; ouSly {o,J'
brse,,,c6t abou; one touchdown. wh'ch
90, los. because OF penalty. Bat, on
r. ,ybole. II was hammer. hammer
ba,coer against q wall OF men thaV
80 no. wen shaken. much less oroNeH
Vale. "a il turned out, had little 70
o-er against the team that haIVutu
nm ON the field to-day. but the e'eteu
va Ear better equipped than the plai
indicated. IN It's dire straits nue. .
vhich Tom Shevm and MS assoclu'es
had been able to give IN the shorl pa pa,
OF nine working days was lorgo''e 10
In their extremity the 1ale me"
verted 10 type. - for g,
A. In,eJ from the footiights 20 the
qlorv OF football IN the sun o| ny
5ronise Of seeing Harvard beat la-e
for the fourth year i'm succession ana
bribed To forget the drama Tor one
,Trbt at least BY ticket Wnlch N"a
nth far more than 10 weight IN PufC
ia has told OF tho crowd ana tne
7cere and all that goes 20 make up
football gathering o. tins SIZE anu ',,'.
nor,ance' That snace and ehort can w
snved here bevond these lew "oIGa:
Tha vast throng was more inspiring
~, the came; the singing and cheer-
30 we're much needed features OF tne
o.'ear,ainment; the day was hall orlghI
snJ half cloomy-hslf comfortable ana
half chilly. So back TO the game
Figures Of the Game.
Harvard gained rs yards by strslShl
,,sb;,g for seven first downs to 80
- FOR Vale and one first down IN
~ eret half. In the second, with ING
or,c safely slowed away. Harvard
eoired only so wards b. straight ru7h-
nc 70 SIS for Yale. but out OF TINS cam
- moro touchdowns. while the WON
OF the Blue was barren. ..o,a
In the first half not a single forward
coss. was used by either side. In tne sec
prdUarvard used two and completed Two
for cain Of twenty three yards, while
Vsie nsed seven, Of which four were
completed. for twenty-five yards l"o'
bowsyer. we're intercepted, and one IN
nsrticular acted as boomerang, as
Rollins skipped away for clean gam
OF twenty-five yards. e. 80
With Guernsey on the side lines so
carly, Nahan easily outpunted ms iaie
opponents. of whom three or four TOOK
,prns in doing the best they could. As
a result Harvard gained almost zen
yards on every exchange. Mahsn se'c
linz the high average from the Inc o.
scrimmage OF close 20 forty-nye Z"Ier.
In running back punts and kick-ohs