Brown at Yale

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  The Montgomery advertiser, November 7, 1909, page 12

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  Yale Slnothers Brown by g to 0. .MeKAY, PROVIDENCE BOOTE, i 0UTPUNTS FAMOUS COY Els Captan Stars h Almost Every Play Of Afternoon. Bull Dss wsrrssrs Not h Danger at Any stsEe q Piayisg-Nun- sers of Res.Iar Takea ost wAea Victory is Ciached. New Haven. Conn. Nov s.--Yaie de. featsd the Brown eleven at Yale fell this afternoon 23-to o. Only one touch. flown. however was made in the first half. Last year the teams played tie game 10 to 10. contest between Mckay and Coy. h which the Brown man outlxicked the Yale fuuback by hften yards. Cap tain Coy played throughout the game first at half back and then at full. back. He barely missed goal from the 335 yard line and Hobbs. for the first time this season. failed to kick a goal. Logan. who replaced Vaughan al flEhs end tna the second hsf fr9 was ln | field Naedeie taking his place. Yaie’s score in the first half was made by Savage after series of terrific line pdunges Hobbs kicking the goal. as ns ysrd ran by Coy S ns foiiowsa oSU by s’ number of line plunges, carried. hin over the Brown goal line. Philbin went in at haifback and a succession oi short gains by him and by Coy. wal Final touchdown was made after 2 55 yard dash by Philbin. who dodget through a broken field in one of thu greatest runs ever seen at Yale. The Game. Brown kicked off and Coy returned t with a punt to Browns 50 yard received the ball from Coy’s foot al her 42-yard line. Brown struck hard and Altdoefer took Highs place after the latter was hurt Nmon-sfde Kick by Coy was fumbied and recovered by came more kicking on both sides which led up to Yale making touch down. From the 1a yard line Savage was pushed over for . score and Hobbs kicked the goal after 20 minutes of Coy went in as quarterback for Yaie. Johnson having sfnmbled badly in receiving punts. The half ended with the scoore: Yale &: Brown 0. replaced Vaughan at Yaie’s right end. Yale kicked off. Coy took the ball for forty yard run around right end. Philbin went in at half back for Saw age and Coy went to full back, Four kicked the goal. Score 12: Brown O. After Browns next kick off. Coy made IS yard run. Phiibin one of ten.s and and then Coy IS. bringing m inc play there was holding and Yale. was penalized IS yards. Brown was penalized and then Coy went through center to the ten yard line. Another plunge took him i’ve yards. Coy then went over for Yaie’ss thtrd touchdown. Hobbs failed to kick the goal. Score. Yale IT; BroEn O. Brown having gained af few yards by end runs. kicked to Yale’s 25 yard line.’ When the ball reached Philbin et his a6 yard line, he ran 70 yards goal Final score: Yale 2s; Brown O. The lineup. Yale: Fitzpatrick. left end. Hobbs. left tackle. Andrus. left guard, Cooney, center. Goebel, right guard. Llley. quarterback. Coy. left half. Francis. right half. Savage. full back. Brown: Ashbaugh. left end. Kratz. left tackle. Aiyer. left guard, Waller. right tackle. Reignier, right end,

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  Bonners Ferry herald. (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, Idaho, November 6, 1909, page 1

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  Saturday Football. o. A. @. defeated Whitman 10 to 8. Philadelphia, Pa.-Pennsylvania won, 20 to 6, from Carlisle Indians. Iowa City, Iowa.-The University of Missouri defeated Iowa 10 to ~. Annapolis, Md.-The Princeton Tigers won, to 3, from Annapolis middies. Missoula, Mont.-The Butte high school defeated the Missoula scholastics “a to 6. Michigan simply played rings around the Syracuse eleven, slaughtering the fasteners, 43 to 0. Minneapolis, Minn.-Minnesota defeated Coach Stages Chicago university football machine 20 to 6. Berkeley, Cal.-The Vancouver Rugby team again was defeated by the Uni versity of California team 80 to O. The North Central Spokane high school team defeated the Colville team in the latter town by score of IL to S. The University of Washington COM pletely outclassed the University of Idaho in disappointing game at Spokane. The final score was so to 0. Portland, Ore.-In a smashing game, featured by line buclxing and long gains, the Multnomah club defeated the Cath Ollie Young Mems club, 9 to o. Salem, Ore.-In two gruelling 3O-minute halves the University of Oregon defeated Willamette university by the score of 20 to o. Evanston, ll.-Northwestern, which was supposed to be such ‘‘easy meat for the Wisconsin university, gave the Badgers a scare. Wisconsin won, 21 to IL. West Point, N. Y.-The Harvard West Point football game was won by Harvard to 0. Eugene A. Byrne the army left tackle, got his neck broken. New Haven; COMM a speedy con test, the feature of which was the fact that the Yale goal was never threat ened, the Ellis defeated Amherst on Yale field, “a to o. OhdihpdShy III. AAlCl hOiulhS LII nos almost to a tie in the first half Purdue crumbled before the attacks OF the Illinois boys and the Hoosiers were beaten pa to 6. Iowa City.-In Difference to the wishes of the Missouri university foot ball team, which it met here, the Iowa team omitted the negro, Alexander from its lineup. The Houston school football team de feated the Cheney high school eleven al Cheney by score of 23 to 0. Waldo Brown was the star for the Houston team. The big oh” boys blanked Standpoint high the week before.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., November 7, 1909, page 1

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  Brown No Match for Yale. New Haven, Nov. 6.-Yale defeated tho Brown eleven this afternoon. 23 to o. only one touchdown was made in the first half. Last year the teams played a time game, 10 to TO- The first half was a punting contest between Mckay and Coy, in which the Brown man outclasscd the Yale full back by fifteen yards. Captain Coy played throughout the game. first at halfback and then at fullback Logan, who replaced Vaughn at right end in the second half. was injured ana had to be carried off the field, Naedele taking his place. Yale’s score in the first half was made by Savage, after a series of line plunges, Hobbs kicking the goal In the middle of the second half a 45-yard run by Coy, followed by a number of line plunges, carried him over the Brown goal line Hobbs again kicked goal The final score was made after 55-yard dash by Philbin, who went through broken field in one Of the greatest runs ever seen at Yale. Hobbs kicked goal. lht liHt-up. Yale-Left end, Fitzpatrick, Brooks: left tackle, Hobbs. left guard, Andrus; center, Cooney; right guard. Gocbel; right tackle. Lilley, Vaughan, Logan; right end. Naedlel; quarterback. Howe, Corey, Johnson, Coy, Philbin; left halfback, Taylor; right halfback, Francis Robinson; fullback, Savage, Coy. Brown-Left end German. left tackle. Kratz: left guard. Alyner; CEN ter, Sisson: right guard, Wolcott; right tackle. Racquet: right end. Regnier; quarterback, Sprackling, Crowther; left halfback, Young, Pills: right half back. Mckay: fullback, High Altdoefer, Adams. Score Yale, 23; Brown. 0. Touchdowns: Coy, 2; Savage. Phil bin. Goals from touchdowns: Hobbs. 4. Referee, NJ. J. Thompson. George town. Umpire, Vail Harvard. Field judge, Evans, Williams. Head linesman, Burley. Harvard. Time of halves 25 and 20 minutes. |

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  Bismarck daily tribune, Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.], November 7, 1909, page 1

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  SkIDD00 SCORE MADE BY YALE BROWN WAS NOT IN SAME CLASS WITH YALE IN GAME SAT- URDAY. Game Was Punting Contest One Man So Badly injured He Was Car. ried From the Field -- Coy Pulled ! or 45.Yard Run Yale Was !, Strong in Line 8ucking. Ny ASSOCldtcu IISSS.’ Haven, Nov. 6.-Yale defeated the Brown eleven at Yale field this afternoon. 23 to 0. The first half was a punting contest by McCay and Coy, in which. the Brown man outkicked the Yale fullback by fifteen yards. Captain Coy played throughout the game, first at halfback and then at fullback. He barely missed a goal from the IS yard line and Hobbs for the first time this season failed to kick goal. Logan, who replaced Vaughan at right end in the second half was injured and had to be car ried from the field, Naedele taking his place. Yales score in the first half was made by Savage after SER les of terrific line plunges, Hobbs kicking goal. At the beginning Of the second half a As yard run by Coy followed by a number of line plunges carried him over the goal line. Hobbs again kicked goal. Philbin went in at half back and succession of short gains by him and by Coy were responsible for the third touchdown. Hobbs failed to kick goal. The final score was made after IS yard dash by Philbin in one of the greatest runs ever seen at Yale. Hobbs kicked goal.

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Yale leads 79–⁠25–⁠4 in 108 meetings, counting the 91 since this game.