The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-19

Yale's 14-yard line, where Howe was
thrown without gain. Howe kicked
to Wigglesworth on Harvard's 38-yard
line. Corbett. on a fake kick, made
two yards around left end. A forward
pass to the center of the field failed
and the ball went to Yale. Howe punt
ed to Corbett on Harvard's 20-yard line.
A Harvard man was nailed without
gain. Corbett made a yard through
center.
Then Wendan, on a fake kick,
plunged through to the 30yard line for
a first down. Corbett made two yards
outside of tackle and Wendall was
called on for another of his wiggling
plunges and planted the ball on the 3S-
yard line.
Minot was called on and made an on
side kick ich Smith Of Harvard re-
covered on Yale's 48 line. Potter went
in for Wigglesworth, Corbett squeezed
through and was not thrown until he
was on Yales % yard line, for first
down, the nearest up to that time that
either team had reached either goal.
On fake kick Wendan was thrown and
then came a beautiful forward pass
back to the % yard line Harvard had
to kick and Howe got the ball on the
yard line. He kicked on the first
down to Yale's 45 yard line.
An incomplete forward pass lost
Harvard five yards. Potter kicked to
Yales 28-yard line and Howe on
quarterback run around right end,
made five yards. Howe punted to Pot
ter on Harvard's 43-yard line. Potter
tired an on-side kick but it rolled out
of bounds on Yale's 40-yard line.
No Score at End of First Half.
Score end of second period: Har-
i ward, 0; Yale, %
In the third period Wigg1asworth
went back to quarter for Harvard and
ChiId's took Fuller's place for Yale.
Wendall kicked off to 35-yard line.
{ hol 2 Yards Re
kicked to Yale's q yard line. Kilpat-
rick made II yards through center on
Yale's faVorite tackle back play. Kls-
tier made 8 more on the same play
and Daily made another seven yards
through Yale'S At yard line.
/ After a short gain Harvard was off
side and it was Yale's ball for a first
/ dc - on Harvard's SO yard line Then
came a Yale tumble and the ball went
/ to Harvard on the 48 yard line. Cor
I bett could not gain around left end.
/ Morrison took Leslie's place at full
| back for Harvard.
Corbett Run Back PuntS for Gains.
Corbett kicked on the first down to
Yale's 25-yard line. DAILY, through
center, made II yards on another OF
/ Yale's favorite tackle plays, but on the
next down Fields could not gain. Fields
was thrown back for a loss of five
yards and Howe kicked to Corbett on
Harvard's 45-yard line and the Grim
son halfback dashed back to Yale'S 43-
yard line before he was downed. Wen
dali made three yards through center
/ and then seven yards more and it was
Harvard's ball on Ya1e's 32-yard line
for a first down.
| Morrison made yards and Wendall
1, the bah was in Harvard's possession
on Yale's 2S yard line.
/ Harvard Tried Forward Pass.
Wigglesworth tried a forward pass.
the ball going TO Yale on her 15 yard
line. Daily was thrown back for loss
| cf two yards. fields could not gain
| on the third down and Howe kicked
| to Wigglesworth on the 45 yard line
and the ball was run back to YaIe's
38 yard line. Graustein takes Corbett' 8
place.
Kendall made five yards through
center and then Lewis dropped back
for a try at a goal from the field, but
it was poor attempt and Howe
caught the ball on his ten yard line
and ran back eight yards. Harvard
lost five yards for penalty and it was
Yale's ball on the rs yard line. Daily
made eight yards through center.
Fields made it a first down on Yale's
40 yard line. Kistler could not gain
on wing shift around right end, but
DAILY made two yards Howe kicked
to Harvard's SO yard line. Wendall
who caught it, ran in back ten yards.
Then came a Harvard penalty which
took the ball back to the center of the
field.
The period ended with the ball in
Harvard's possession on Harvard s
5S line Just as the period ended
/ there was excitement in the Yale
stand through some of the woodwork
catching fire, but a chemical engine
on the ground soon put it out.
Score-thfrd period: Harvard O;
| Yale 0.
: The Last Quarter.
: Fourth period-Tne fourth period
| began with Harvard having the bal
Just over the center line. Corbett took
: Graustein's place and made five yards
! on a double pass; Wendau made si1
: more and a first down on Yale's ~
yard line. Corbett made two yard!
ana Wendal four yards around lef
? end. Wigglesworth kicked to Howe
on his two-yard line. Howe kicked ou
OF bounds on his own 2S-yard line
where Harvard got the ball
D Wendall made yards and then gath