Brown at Yale

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 6, 1904, page 10

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  YALE WINS FROM BROWN. Scores Three T’Ouchdo-cns and Com from Placement. New Haven. Conn.,. Nov Sin game that s,. ed Yale game except West Point has dcn. this year TIE Blue from the fast and agzrs, sive Brown eleven - 20 O. Yale made. only On. change in the game. replacing Rockwell win Hutchinson at quarter. and played all but tars, rlen. who Will be in the mai Kineon Flynn and Leavenworth. Browns defence was verv strong all through the game. though Yale gained 10 yards. Browns attack though tricky and fast resulted In only first down in the two halves Yale’s formation for running back punts netted two brilliant through the whole Brown eleven by Shevlln for forty and one for eighty-ave yards Sheviins end play was spectacular. as Kin cons at tackle and kinEey’s at guard. In few years has there been such guard play sen YaIe Field as to-day both Tripp and Kinney breaking through tackl.ns. Spelling plays and haul ing thei- runners. Kinney played. individual ly the bes; game he has put up 1T Yale Field in the three years he n4s played with Yale His work a hriEiaat feature OF the game. Eockwea handled Yale well. as usual and was IN every play. Hoyt was the particular star OF the backheId, punung upward OF sixty yards Wnen necsssary. running back the bali cieverly and playing his best defensive game this year. LestyeIlso ORTIZ partly trial at rishc halfback and acquitted himself well. as did Flynn at fullback. inch OF ground gained by Yale. At the sane TIM Brown never had the bail near Yale’s goal and There no doubt from to-days game that IaIs has notable eITEen TINS season All we one the first kck-ofr when YaIs back muir, En- Sss RUS picked Tp the ball and got OUT O. me st~f,s 11age, when Rockwell nailed him aftt- ten Yards Then Kineon tackled herceiT on Browns 2ayard ne high pass BY Golfer TO Corp and the ball went Yale downs. LeavenwOrth plouzhing over in PUSHES Shevlin was kfcksd in IA head. but the next kickoff wriggIed forty Yards through the whole Brown eleven and was downed by Weickert. when he had a full field for a score. IfOyt kicked to Browns 5-yard line and com punted TO HOyJ, who heeled and kicked a place nent goal Shevn ran eighty-five yards in a brill iant lodging through Brown on the neyr kickoff. and In four heavy PUSHES Yale scored ths second touchdown. The first half ended with Yale &c. Brown 0 In 4 v-1fr Hoyt Won easily, the next few PLAYS taking Yals over Browns line for the last tally. The lnpuo and score:

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 7, 1904, page 9

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  YALE DoWNED BROWN. Scored Three Touchdowns and Goal From Placement. In game that tested Yale as no game except West Point has done this year, the Blue won from the fast and aggressive Brown eleven at New Haven Saturday, % to O. Yale made only one change in the game, replacing Rockwell with Hutchinson at quart.r and played all but three men who will be in the final games-Kineon. Flynn and Leavenworth. Browns defense was very strong all through the game though Yale gained 140 yards. Browns at tack, though tricky and fast, resulted in only one first down in the two halves. Yale’s formation for running back punts Melted eleven by Shevlin, one for forty and one for eighty-f1ve yards. Shevlin’s end play was spectacular. as was Kineon’s at tackle and Kinney’s at guard In few years has there been such guard play seen at Yale Field as Saturday both Trip and Kinney breaking through, tack ling. spelling plays and hauling their own runners. Kinney played, individually, the best game he has put up at Yale Field in the three years he has played with Yale. His work was a brilliant feature of the game. Rockwell handled Yale well, as usual, and was in every play. Hoyt was the particular star of the back field punting up ward of sixty yards when necessary, rum ming back the ball cleverly and playing his best defensive game this year. Leavenworth was partly on trial at right half back, and acquitted himself well, as did Flynn at full back.

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  The Montgomery advertiser, Alabama, November 6, 1904, page 12

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  YALE CLOSES PRACTICE. Eli Is Now Ready for Princeton Harvard Ell Is Now Ready for Princeton and Harvard. New Haven. Nov. 5.-Yale closed heI practice schedule of football this afternoon by defeating Brown 22 to 0. the score be- ing made by three touchdowns with goals and a goal from placement. The weather was perfect. So we’ll or ganized were Yale’s plays that 1t was not necessary for her to substitute a heavier back field in the second half and the tackles Hogan and Kineeon, were called upon only occasionally to carry the ball. Both the tackles outplayed the men against them and the way they opened holes in the line showed that both are in the best of condition for the first cham pionship game between Princeton next week shevlin at the end played in his old-time form and contributed two exciting runs

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  The daily morning journal and courier, November 7, 1904, page 8 (results column)

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  SATURDAYS FOOTBALL. Yale Won from Brown by the Score oi 22 to 0. Yale Won from Brown by the Score of 22 to Q. Yale defeated Brown at Yale field on Saturday in rather easy fashion, scor- ing 22 points against a zero for the heavy Brunonians. Shevlin exhibited ! his best game of the season, giving a splendid exhibition of running back punts. On six kicks Hoyt netted 275 yards, averaging about forty-six yards to the kick. Brown gained one first down during the game on rushing and held Yale only once for downs. At Cambridge Harvard was unable to score against Dartmouth. Princeton succeeded in getting away with the West Point cadets by 12 to s. The re- suits: At New Haven Yale 22, Brown 0. At Cambridge Harvard Q, Dart mouth 0. At West Point Princeton P, West Point S. At Philadelphia University of Penn sylvania P, Lafayette 9. At Williamstown Colgate g. Williams [ O. At Amherst Amherst 40, Holy Cross 6. At Ithacacornell 50. Lehigh 5. At Middletown-W Wesleyan 2S. Ver- mont 0. At syracuse-syracuse IA, Manhat- tan 0. ., At New Haven--New Haven high 1T, Meriden high 12. At New Britain--New Britain high fl. Torrington high Q. At Hartford Bridgeport high 6, Hart l ford high 5. l At Princeton Princeton 1908 10, Yale l 1908 ‘. 1 At Lawrerlceville -- Phlll1ps-Andover s6, Lawrenceville 0. k At Cambridge Harvard freshmen 2S, Cushing academy II. At Waterville-B Bates 23, Colby 0. At Orono- -Bowdoin 22, University of l Maine 5. l At Medford- Tufts 2s. Springfield Training school O. At Norwich-N Norwich academy S6 Rockville. At New Columbia second 10, Stevens 6. At Carlisle, Pa.-Carlisle Indians 2S Ursinus O. At Norfolk Georgetown IS. North Carolina 0. At Annapolis, Md.--Navy 20, Penn State g. At Chicago Chicago ss, Texas 0. At Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan s6 Drake 4.

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Yale leads 79–⁠25–⁠4 in 108 meetings, counting the 96 since this game.