The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
YALE HAS HARD
TASK TRIMMING
COLGATE 81 TO 7,
Hands Full to Withstand
Terrific Attack Of Scorned
Eleven.
OUTPLAYED AT ONE STAGE
Bulldog Does Best in First
Quarter, Scoring Two
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Special Despatch to THE NEW York HnlLs.
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 30.-Colgate,
! battered or beaten by every team she
has met this year, and generally re-
garded as the easy mark of Eastern
elevens. gave Yale all the football she
wanted this afternoon. in a surprising
reversal Of form. holding the Ellis to
Il to score. The first period found
Yale on the jump all the way, and the
blue jerseyed men, several Of them
substitutes. running up fourteen points
on two touchdowns and two goals.
The second period saw Yale held
evenly and the third period found
Capt Callahan's men completely OUT
played. Yale never had the ball in
Colgate territory in this quarter. and
the fine running of Webster, Colgate's
left halfback. was always something
| the Ellis had 10 look for. The Colgate
team also had the jump on Yale dur
ing the final quarter UP to the last
three minutes, when a typical Yale
punch was uncovered by the backs
and a touchdown was scored with less
than moment to play.
1t came after Yale had been held for
3 downs on her ~ yard line Kemplon
| dropped back as II to kick and he shot
a beautiful pass TO Diiworth. standing
! on Colgates goal line. Tho tall end
! fell over the line for the final touch-
down and enabled Yale to retire with
\ 70 bav
Line Ripped Open.
! The slump of the Ellis in the second
| and third quarter was a great surprise
and the manner In which Webster and
! swentor ripped up their line. espe-
1 cially the left side, opened the eyes OF
the coaches. This side has been weak
all season. when Dickens was out of 1t,
and to-day It was weaker than ever.
Webster's running was the best seen In
the bowl this year. lie is short and
as fast as a streak.
| Holes were opened for him between
| Walker and Cutler and Walker and
Cruickshank. through which Webster
shot with great regularity, Some OF his
runs being for 30 yards. In all he
alone tore off SO yards through or,
around Yale's line. He runs like Kelie,; 81
OF Yale, who was taken out late in thaO
ganae in q grogsy condition. The tack
ling OF the Yale team was high aneV
poor during tho greater part OF thu,
game, and the passing Of Cross thu
sub centre 60 his backs was bad Ia
| Yale's first touchdown was maden
early. Getting the ball on Colgate's
4s-yard line on kick which followed
| tumble by Webster, Jordan, Campbell
and Kelley hammered the Colgate line
for twenty yards. when the ground
1 gaining halted. With three yards to go
on a fourth down Kemplcn shot a for
| ward pass to Kelley and the Yale back
covered twenty yards. being thrown out
OF bounds on the 1o-yRrd line.
KempIon Makes First Score.
Jordan and Campbell took the ball To
within a foot of the line. when kemplou
wormed his way through centre for a
score. Soon afterwsrd Yale marched
half way down the field. Kelley doing
the brunt OF the work. and the former
Rutgers back finally plunged headlona
over the line for the second score.
Herr kicked both goals.
That ended Yale's fun for a long time
| From then on the light Colgate team.
| until worn out three minutes beore the
game ended, played Yale off her feet. II
must have been a revelation to Tad
Jones.
| Colgate's score was well earned. One
OF Kemplon's kicks was caught at mid
field by Webster and then the ham
mering at Yale's line started. One OF
Webster's plunges through the line
netted nineteen yards. Yale frightened
up az the goal limo was neared. but n
pretty forward pass from Mason TO
Webster yielded touchdown. Webster
shooting around Yale's left end for
twenty-three yards and a score. Hc
kicked the goal a moment later.
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