Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
YALE'S ANCIENT FOOTBALL
IS NO MATCH FOR HARVARD
Tried to Defeat Crimson With Grid
:; Machine Twenty Years Behind
-" Times.
Blue BuNGLED THREE CHANCES
Drawn and Gamcncss Of New Haven
Aggregation Proved Futile Against
Modern Style Of Game Used BY
Cambridge Eleven.

N& Yo r nc Sov. iried to
nearly twenty years out of date. Back
.tround 1900. when Al Sharpe: the pres
ent head coach, played on Bnue team
the E}uildoG vas supreme at the old
Fashioned, linc-crushinG attack. In
those days five yards was the distance
FOR a team. At CambridEe. Yai4 re-
vivcd the old model unmindful that
football has undergone many radical
games have taught Yale that modern
footballs Will offset Drawn and game
ness.
~ss like giant who didn't know
iipT 10 properly use his tremendous
strength. The Blue paid dearly FOR
being able TO realize on it's own tine
opportunities 70 win The Ellis had
neatly bungled each one.
The nrst Of these came in tho third
psri"d ono short forward pass, and
vile through tackles earned a forty
yard advance TO the Crimson's
63 nS Earn i.m ne FOR some i!no braden
IN his buil"t-ltne plungcs through the
opposing tackles.
fnIe Lose, Scoring Chance.
Krmnton. Tale's quarter. forgot all
about this and failed 30 note that Iar-
raIu's secondary defense had moved UP
Inc. While The huge crowd was
hushed in expectancy Bradcn was or
nsred to BUCK center. the very PLACE
Bradcn dove both lines surGcd to-
rcth:r IN mighty collision. When
ne ban we're about TWO fee, short Of
th~ Eonl line. The Blues battcring
~. IN Mad been stopped sho, At any
"oplI have stood Il n,uch better
chsnce. of gaining tho touchdown, but
~, aa'f ?icksd ne T,rong play and messed
Hp US greatest chance 10 score.
dog ;unbled another glorious chance
r.ed he ball 70 iiarva.ds th:rty-yard
line. Tho Crimson was caught nap
ping as k.,nnton tossed beautiful
OF Rcinhard, The Yale end took sew
cr.i steps and apparently had. clear
pain !or touGhdour when he sud
10, hrlck ana iiOrwcen recovered for
Hazard or the htteen- yard line
uic H"4 IN M, 60 Ink, '9 99nIeG W eis and
h!.d or his Own thiriy-yard line. Three
Yale men surrounded IN. bounding
Dali "nd debated With each Other who
should have the honor o! possessing Il.
Had one OF the trio been quick ~iticd
f5nagsh 20 5o sathGr W the eather 4qd
surely have made II touchdown. - no
ihiEkrd men w,erc in the immediate
wanted TO see the.r error column look
IMPOSING ana tho WONDERFUL opening
was clos Cd "hen $50 Of The ,nrce Bin.
Jerseys naaiiy !sll on the ball.
Turn hi>rur Into Touch odUm.
!rinCcion had sim liar chance -
"cw Haven when Yale !umblcd. bat
NC1oc-c. and Clarity turned Tic mis-
cue !nio Tiger touchdown. Here
were three opportunities gone 10 waste.
and &c, Yale scored her three points
Nlen jim Hraden booted field goal
when h:ty.:vc yards away from MS
larse' roc one OF tho longts. goals
EVER ado In American football.
There ~ li,t!c Aour!shmcnt for Yaic
looterS TO know thcir team outrushed
Harvard slightly over 20 and
gained more ground running back
.chs Really this only makes kceneY
Inc. disanpoiatmsat, for with all This
rushing power. Yale would have l!clt.d
ioAnny Harvard had the Team oecn
nTov!ded with a variety o. plays and
Tow TIPS about how 10 use and guard
against forward passes.
Harvard proved to be mostly Eddie
Casey and Ralph liorEcens Kicking
FOOT Casey. we'll covered had fen
chances to set out on brilliant end
runs. Whcu ;hc show down came how
rvc-. the speedy lr.shmen were on the
100, |, Was the same play that won
f=d.nSt Vale that tied the score w!th
Princeton in the last iwo minutes of
nat memorable battle in Palmer
stadium.
Lacked Faith In Captain.
The Crimson practically admitted a
lIck Of faith in Mucray's SeHcralSh!p
when The Harvard captain was brought
9u, OF tAe game IN the. second period
20 make way for Babe" FELTON,. The