Williams at Yale

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  New-York tribune, New York, October 22, 1922, page 17

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  Yale Registers an Easy Victory Over Williams, SO TO O NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 2f.--Thc Yale bulldog got its iirst taste of Crimson meat this afternoon. The tempting morsel was in the form of Harvard play, which the Williams eleven displayed under the guidance Of Percy Wendell, former halfback field star, who is now the Purple mentor. The Eli eleven displayed the best offensive attack they have shown this season and piled up a lead of tWenty-one points at the end Of the ty-eight before the final whistle. Wiiiiams’s only threat came just as the spectators were fling out of the Bowl, when Mallon lleaved a long pass to Chandler, who raced forty yards through clean field until Hart, sub Yale end, pulled him down from behind, furnishing the most spectacular play of the day. Captain Jordan, playing his first game since the North Carolina battle, turned IN some good line playing before he retired in favor of Cochrsna. Neale, brother of Earle Neale, Wash ington and Jefferson mentor, displayed brand OF football to-day which marks him as very important addition to the Yaie back field. Yale used twenty six players to-day, Jones taking advantage of chance to try out virtually his entire second team. Six minutes after the Kickoff Neale placed the ball on Williams 3o-yard line by six consecutive end runs. Yale was held for downs, but Neidlinger ran Williams kick back to the same spot 1t was kicked from and in two tackle plays Jordan scored. Jordan and Neale started the second march from the center, Neidlinger added about twenty by reversing his field, and after Neale had made two first downs Jordan went over for his second tally. Knapp carried the ball around one end and then another half the whole length OF the field. Neidlinger added another first down and Knapp carried the ball around left end. In the second half on an exchange Of kicks Yale pushed into Williams ter ritory. The Purple funbled and Loveline. After two end plays Cochrane went over right guard for the fourth tally. In the final quarter Scott intercepted a wild misplay and raced thirty yards before he was pulled down. Kelly worked down to Williams 1o-yard line and then creased the Purple goal line on wide right end run for the last touchdown. Yale again gained enough on an exchange Of kicks for Kelly to lift over thirty-yard field goal from q difficult angle, which ended the scoring. Captain Boynton displayed q splendid game at defense, while Mallon is formed in the bowl this year. The l;ps-,,n.

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., October 23, 1922, page 1

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  Yale Scorer Easy Win Over Williams New Haven. Conn. Oct. 2I.-Yaie .Vamped Williams In the Yale Bowl lcre this afternoon. beating the Purple IS 70 .. Led by their returned captain Jordan. who scored two toQchdowns before being replaced bv Cochranc In the second period. Yale showed Improvement today. In tie FIRST half Jordan scored twice “ m tho help OF runs by Neale. A as yard plunge through center by Quarterback Neldlingcr and gains by Knapp. who replaced Neale, resulted in touchdown in the second perioi Yale made II first downs while Williams made four coach Jones used % Ell players. only once did Williams threaten the Yale goal when in the last period Malone succeeded in completing long pass from the center of the field 20 Chandler. substitute full back, Who raced 10 the eight yard line before being brought down by Hart, third string Yale right end This Inst sensational play ended the game. Tho lineup and summary: YALE 62S CO.. WILLIAMS E4dv lc................ lie Healy loss lt..............lt Farnsworth CrIiksbank lg. ............lg Byers Loveioy c................ Clark Cross g................rg Robinson Miller ................lt Laws Holman re................re Pease >eidhnger .qb Malone Jordan Capt rh. ...rh Richmond Neale Ii Id (Capt) Boynton Mallory N. ................fb Munjo Score by periods: Yale .................14 7 7 1913 Williams. ..... 0 o 0 O. 0 Yale scoring: Touchdowns: Jordan ? Knapp tsub) for Neale), Cocnrane (suh for Jordan. Kelley (suh for Adams. Points from try after touchdown: Ncale . Cross l. Adams osuh for Neidlinger) !, Kelley (suh for Adams). Goal from field: Kelley l. Referee-OBrien. Tufts; umpire. Thorpe, Lasalle; field Judge. Gillind- &C PENNSYLVANIA; hoadinesman Pankhart. Dartmouth. Time Of periods. IS minute each.

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, October 22, 1922, page 15

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  Yale Beats Williams Without a Struggle NEW HAVEN, Oct. 21.-Yale did not have to extend itself in down. ing Williams. 3s to 0, scoring five touchdowns and one field goal. Captain Jordan. accounted for two touchdowns. which were put over in sweeping runs, the first from the 10-yard line and the second from the S.yard line. The only threatening moment of the game for Yale was when the violet aggression tried to put through a strong forward pass play which came near ending in a tally near the last quarters close. Chan dler raced fifty -one yards to the Yale 6-yard line, where he was brought down from the rear by Hart, one Of the Blues substitute ends. A 42.yard run back Of a punt by Neidlinger put Yale in position for it’s score and the second score came as the result Of march down field from Williams 46.yard line. Neidlinger was responsible for an other touchdown after he had smashed through on 36-yard run.

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Yale leads 16–⁠0 in 16 meetings.