Trinity (CT) at Yale

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  The daily morning journal and courier, September 30, 1901, page 3

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  YALE WON FIRST CAME. Defeated Trinity by the Score of g to 0 Other Games. | Other Games. l Yale won the opening football game of the season Saturday afternoon against the Trinity college team by the l score of 23 to o. Yale played fine foot ball for this early i’ll the season and showed that there is good material for a winning team in New Haven. Glass and Hogan, the promising freshmen, were in the game in both halves and the interference of the former was the feature of the game. Hogan was q power for opening up holes for the runners. Barring accidents it is ex- pected that the team as first lined up will face Harvard and Princeton. In the second half there were about a dozen changes In the Yale team, many of the substitutes being given chance to show what they could do The following was the line up of the teams: Yale. Harvard. Left End. Gould, captain ................... Allen Left Tackle. Goss ........ ........ ...-....,Van Tine Left Guard. Olcott ............. ............... Hill Center. Hoir ............ .............M M. Jonnson Right Guard. GlasS ............. ....... Ill. JohnSon Right Tackle. Hogan ........ ..... Henderson. captain Right End. haHerty ......,.. ..a. ...’,...,.. crane Quarterback. ue5dulIeS .......’.... +...’ Il uhc Left Half Back Hart ................ .......... Wyncoop Right Half Back. Chadwick ..... .............. Townsend Fullback. Wilhelmi .......... .....Van Wheeldon OTHER GAMES.

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  The Indianapolis journal, Indianapolis [Ind.], September 29, 1901, page 1

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  YALE’s EASY VICTORY. Defeats Trinity College Team by a Score of 23 to o at New Haven. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2S.-By the score Of % to 0 Yale won the first football game of the season. defeating Trinity Col lege. The visiting eleven had no chance to score at any point of the game. In fifteen minutes Yale had scored two touch downs and was about to make the final assault to make a third when the first half ended. In the second half, of only ten minutes, with half the team composed of subs, Yale scored twice. The work of the giant rush line was an irresistible as sault. Hogan, the tackle of whom much is expected, came up to expectations, scoring one touchdown. Glass, the guard from Mercersburg. interfered well in every play that required the eXtende formations.

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Yale leads 17–⁠0 in 17 meetings, counting the three since this game.