Vanderbilt at Yale

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  New-York tribune, October 23, 1910, page 11

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  VANDERBILT TIES YALE Limit Southern Eleven Keeps the Blue from Scoring. crTs STRONGER AT END yale Misses Opportunities to Score by Poor Judgment and Bad Kicking. - Haven. oct. 22-Yale’s football stock .-.-s5 another decline this afternoon, -, vanderbilt University held the Blue 80, 70 q tie game at 10 Q. The game = 7laved in a heavy rain. which kept the ,.c-5a7ce down 10 q thousand and made :, aeld heavy and slow and the ball wet zn6 slippery vale o,;tvgeiChed her Southern rivals. but .ss rrhtness of the Vanderbilt players was 80 bv their speed. The fact that ~sla forced the play continually ana gen ,-suv managed TO keep her goal line cut Of ssnge- affords her supporters cold COM – F!E1t times Yale carried the ball 10 = vithlu Nanderbilts 2e-yard line. To .-ose on the side lines il looked as II Cap ..t- DAILY used wretched Judgment in not ---trr a goal from placement twice when al catches were made on Nanderbilt’s o. -zr5 line. Five times attempts were made .o- fed goal by drop kicks. Captain Dslv tried four and DeninE one None OF -.sen travelled half the distance 70 the goal rasts. The we bah Is blamed for the in ts-;7-i,v e the drop kicking --ree other times Yale lost the ball with a. striking distance Of the Vanderbilt goal. ,r-ce on fourth down aud once on a tumble. -,u- q the drop kick goal tries occurred = ouiak succession IN the first half. Yale’s vel u.--,e6 poorly and Phjlbin made a sa-or1 shortly after the half opened an ,,chsrre 4 purts and a 15-yard penalty – vanderbilt back 10 its goal CAPTAIN Neelr l.arted poorly and Phibin made a .s.- eaten Captain DAILY decided to Try ,7-ra-z PASS from a fake drop kick forrla- .,o- hEoa--ick nahbed the bail on the Vanderbilt 2l-vard line. OF Two line attacks vs,e failed 10 gain. and in trying for va-s PASS on the next down Surout tossed .he ball 70 Brooks. VINO stepped out o. BOUNDS. vsle.s best football OF the game qllckly ,ououreE Derrilg caught Neely’s punt on vsle-e 45-va-d line. and shot hack thlr-y cards seven times Captain DAILY earned ne baU in a desperate attempt 10 cover ne remaining distance TO ne Vanderbilt rpst VVre1 the tumble occurred he had reached t1e Vanderbilt 2-yard line Ysle made her eighth and anaI struggle ~ z score when rhe fourth pe-1od began -ne Blu started rushing from NanderbI-t’s sva-5 L-e- Daily and PhiI1iu starred IL ne s--a-k. each making ten yards on The f-st plunge. but eaCh was stopped on the ssco-5 --.zl. Strol-‘s forward pass failed, .ss Tsle.s 1-s- hope faded Arrol-- vanderbilt failed 10 threaten Tsie.s r1-L seriously. three brilliant end -urs Or CAPTAIN NeelE and q forward pass. Nee.y r- X Morrison, for thirty yards ssch. placed the ban on four occasions IN bs- -e------v on al four occasions q rensI-v ~ fifteen yards against the South t-rers r-- holding checked their advance. During --e last pe-lod Vanderbilt out PLAYED Eale. the I’ll rush line seeming dis prEsnizeC TIE S0ELherners finally had Tale m -ne defensive. and had they had eve minutes more play they might have score6 against Ire Northern Champions. No- single substitution was made by TE-1eru-lc while Yale made seven None q them were however. for injuries. Xii pat-lck and 2 Morrison were bruised IN -ourh tackles and called for time. MorTl- Eor PLAYED -1e game with a rib which was broke- lzsr week. but refused 10 quit Not Z novelty i- play vas used by either eleven -he Sol-he--=-s we’re distressed al the pe-a--es which net them every time they Invaded Northern sell and their little crowd @ followers Kissed ne last tnficJion. Ware- Gang. head o. the Yale athletic EyEre-. reached home after his month s TIP n the Pacific coast II tine 10 VII less t-e game

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  Daily press. (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, Virginia, October 23, 1910, page 1

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  Hard Football Contest Between Vanderbilt and Yale. VIRGINIA DEFEATS V. ~. !. University Starts Battle at RAPID Pace and Scores Twenty Points IN First HaIf-V. 3. !. Loses to to Navy at Annapolis NEW HAVEN. CONN, Oct. 81 Matched against the Sou hern cham pioas – Vanderbilt University – the Yale eleven this afternoon found work cut out for it to prevent being scored on. The game ended without score by either team. The visitors knew football and the eleven worked with machine precision and aggressively from the start Only frequent flashes OF brill ancy iy the Yale men. such as c H. Stcut’s run through a broken field, prevented them from crossing the Vale line. Yale’s lack Of dash In the first two periods made il appear tina the blue was being ouiplayed, but IN the third period. with the ball IN her possession On Vanderbilt’s $35-yard jine. Yale rushed persisiently and vigorously and was on Vanderoilts six-yard line when me latter held Tor downs. Three ines during the game Yale had the ball or Vanderbiits 1o-yard line. only TO BE- held for downs. and once. when PhiIhin fumbled. Wander bilt got the ball in as close proximity TO the Yale line. The field was 81 ppery and the ball heavy. as rain fen constantly. The line NO; Yale. Position. Vanderbilt Left End FITZPATRICK .--.--------- SffN”it Left Tackle. Brooks (Skully) -..------- Freeiano Left Guard Fuller -.-----..----.----- Nei-seT Center. Morris -.--.-.----.-------. hor4-” Right Guard. ChiIds (Greenoueh ....--..-- Brown Right Tackle. Paul .--.-...-- ..---.--..- WV Right End Van Siudcren Brooks IL. Brown Quarterback. SfrCrf .--..-......-s- X M’tft7 left HaIfback. Raker CDrming .......-.... Nicely Right Halfback. Dale ......-.....--..-. l.. Nofris)n Fuiiback. Re Nv fPh’ihinl ..-......-. Williams Scorea Yale. 0. Vanderbilt o Re. fierce. Fuliz. Provn. Jimmie. w Iiaps pcnnsylvsu.a. reid judge Costello. Cornell Head Euesnan’

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  Pine Bluff daily graphic, Arkansas, October 23, 1910, page 5

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  FOOTBALL f + T. + ]. + + + i Arkansas, 13; Texas, 12. Clary Training School, e3; Pine Bluff High, 0. Vanderbilt, 0; Yale, 0. Little Rock College, 35; Conway High School, o. Little Rock High School, 0; Hen- dirk, 27.

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Vanderbilt leads 1–⁠0–⁠1 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.