Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
Blues First touchdown Over
Cambridge Since 1907
Gives It Victory by Score Of
6 to 8.
POSSESSION OF HEAVY
END OF SCORE MERITED
Ell Eleven Shows Stronger
Line Than Harvard and a
BaCkfieId Equal to That of.
Visitors,


New Haven, Conn, Nov. 25.-Yale
triumphed over Harvard here this
afternoon by a score of to 3. To-
night the entire town and gown is eel
ebrating the first victory over the
Crimson since 1909, and the first
touchdown since 1907.
The victory of the Eli was fairly
won and clearly deserved. Yale sent
on the field a team which was indi-
vidually superior to the Harvard ma
chine and by sheer power and ability
downod the Cambridge combination,
emerging from the conflict with the
honors Of the annual struggle which
Crimson cohorts had come to look
upon as their personal heritage.
Possessed of stronger line and a
backfield fully the equally of Harvard,
the ELI eleven took up the battle after
the Crimson had gone into the lead
with a field goal i'm the opening period,
With steady attack, aided by the
break of recovered tumble Yale
forced Harvard across its own goal
Il
be the winning score of the contest.
Harvard put forth a desperate de-
fense and battled viciousy against
every foot gained by the Blue, but was
finally heaved across its own line un-
der the irresistible charges of the con-
quering Ellis once in the lead, the
home team never gave its opponents
opportunity to strike again and held
the three-p point margin throughout the
game.
Record breaking Attendance.
The victory was won before the
largest and most picturesque assem-
blage of gridiron enthusiasts that ever
witnessed a football game. Close to
$4,000 spectators massed within the
Yale bowl, filling every available foot
of space. When the time keepers
whistle announced the completion Of
play and of Yale's victory, thousands
of cheering and yelling Yale alumni
and students rushed out upon the
field engulfng the fatigued Blue
heroes as they sprinted for the side
lines. For a moment there was a
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