The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22

play. Gov went through for i've yards. | but Harvard was penalized Ave yards | for ofs-side, play. and 1t was nrst down on Harvard's forty-three yard line.
 The Yale backs crashed through for two yards and in their eagernes, Har- ward was off-side again. and loat Ave yards. Philbin was pushed through | for seven yards. but Harvagd held on | the next play The ball was thon on
 Harvard's twenty-sight yard line. ] Flight yards were gained on two more crashing plays againstz the Har- ward guards.
 Three yards more for Yale on next
 attack YAle'S rushing game appeareI l 10 be working nicely. Haryard held 1 firm on her fifteen yard line and got inc ball on downs. Verwiebe got flf- teen yards on an end run arouhg Lo- ~aul. sfIarvard,s attack on the Blue line was futile and HarvaFd'e backs were thrown for loss in employing
 tackle play.
 Yale was penalised i've yards for On-
 Harvard.s skin tackle play netted
 four yards. and a wing shift with a
 straight drive through Riddle placed
 the bali in midheld. VerWiebe made
 eight yards between Burch and Brides:
 Vale was too quick for Harvard
 hacks next time and Harvard lost nf-
 teen yards by penalty. Fake play gave
 Harvard ten yards and the ball was
 Harvard's at mtddeld.
 An on-side kick landed in coy's
 arms on Ya1e's thirty.fve yard line.
 He lodged forward for twelve yards before he was thrown. Yale lost three va rds on an open play and Coy dropped hack te the thirty yard line, and punt ed to Browne on Harvard's thirty yard line. VerWiebe made fifteen yards clean run around Burches end. Lo- gan rot through and nailed the Har- ward runner on the next play. Harvard lost five yards for off-stde play. Yer
 Wiebe, on a tackle play, made rnfteen wards and then he made i've yards more on the other side of the line. Harvard massed again on Yale's center and took the ball through for four yards. Yer vviebe went through, placing the ball on Yale'e thirty-two yard line.
 Five more yards were gained against left tackle. Yale stood firm against l the. next attack. .., inc ball. Yale taking the ball on her avn thirty-two yard line Coy punt. | sS fo Harvard's thirty yard line, where tha catch was fumtaed, but recovered hv the Crimson. A line play and run Around Yale's right end placed the bah
 at midheld. , ,,, ! s1e who seemed unable to resist the at
 corbett gained four yards outside of | IaSt tackle Yale was ofl-side and Har- | yard was given five yards. Corbett went through a hole in the Yale line and put the ball on the thirty yard | mark. verweibe got five more around Logan. | nore and 1t was first down for Har- ward on YaIes thirty yard line in front l of the goal post. Yale stood firm once and then yielded i've yards. Kennard took VerWiebe's place and with the
 ball on Yale's fifteen yard line he drop ped back and made a field goal.
 Yale kicked on to Corbett at Har-
 yards three yard line. Corbett gained fen yards. Kennard tore through the Yale line for six more. Harvard then added two more, making first down on
 her own twenty eight yard line Two tackle plays gave Harvard i've yards. but she lost fifteen for holding. Ken nard stood on his own fifteen yard line to receive a pass for kick, which. however, was turned into a line play. Kennard kicked to Coy at Harvard's forty-five yard line. where Coy claimed a fair catch. A back kick was blocked and the half ended at 2:44 with the ball in Harvard's possession on her own l forty-eight yard line.
 Score, first half. Harvard {; Yale. 0. Second Half.
 The teams came back to the field | from their dressing rooms at o'clock.
 No changes on either team. It was
 Harvard's kick off. Mckay kicked to
 Philbin at YaIe's fifteen yards line
 and he carried it back to midfield be-
 fore bein gthrown. Yale ripped up
 the red line and got seven yards and then Gov punted to HarVard's thirty yard line The Yale line stood fast and Harvard then tried to trouble | pass but 1t brough a loss and went to Coy at HarvarJs forty eight yard | line. Yale got eight yards in two rushes. | Coy going against Dunlap each time. 1 The rushing availed nothing as Har- yard took the ball on downs on her own thirty-eight yard line. Dunlap | went to side lines and Worthington took his place at left guard. Harvard rushed three yards and Harvard was
 given five more because Yale was off ! side.