New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30

only first down by getting around the left
end for twelve yards.
/ The West Point stands went wild but the
! hone was shortIived, for Surles could not
! Gain and Dean had TO kick. Corbett ran
the punt back thirty yards 10 the Army
/ 45-vs-d line. Smith carried the ball 70 the
award line and Potter made a try for goal
/ but again the ball went over the line
Harvard. after the ball had been put in
play by the Army from the 25-yard line
/ began once more a steady march down the
field Tigglesworths tumble on the S-yaro
mark however, gave the Army the pa4i
/ and II was once more punted out OF danger.
Corbett ran one Of Deans punts back 10 his
own 54-yard line and then Potter tried al
onside kick Mcdonald got il on the Army
e2-va-d line and Dean Immediately punted
out 10 midfeld-
II was a new mode of attack that Har-
ward suranE on the cadets in the second
half Instead OF the smashes through the
line and the old heavy rushing. the Grim
son resorted 10 sorties around the ends ana
began TO try the forward pass Not many
minutes elapsed before Harvard scored.
Ninot began TO do the punung for the
Crimson and soon forced the soldiers down
the field till they were hanging on grinly
Just in front Of their goal lire
After one Of MInot's especially long drives
Dean could lift the ball out only to his own
45-yard line Potter fumbled and the Army
Eot the ball and Dean Immediately tried
another punt Wilmington made a long leap
and. blocked the kick. knocking the ball far
behind the Army backheld. He was after
il in an instant. and after dubbling It a
few seconds, managed 10 catch Il Up He
ran thIrry-tive yards down q clear field for
! ?, a-F only touchdown Dear, was in
jured in the play and SpaIdIng went in in
MS place after Fisher kicked the goal
With the ice once broken, Harvard went
after the cadets with renewed vigor.
AIinot's powerful punting again pushed the
Army line further and further down the
field. Huntington got pretty badly unused
up in a play on the ArTnys 19-yard line,
and when ?. Smith had taken hts place
Mcdonald punted out 10 rockingham on
the Arnys 4O-yard line. Walmsley made
a brilliant tackle end held Campbell 70 no
gain. and then rockingham attempted
forward pass. Spalding got II for the
Army on his own 35-yard line, and Nc
Donald pUnted out
A moment later, however, Wigglesworth
and Smith worked beautiful forward pass
10 the Arrrys S7-yard line. A rush gained
only two yards. and Just before the period
ended ETOLEInEDdn JTleO q crop AiCh AD- -
goal from field, but the ball went wide OF
the mark.
In the final period Harvard fairly rushed
the soldiers OF their feet, making seven
first downs il rapid succession From mid
field the Crimson made steady and inter
rupted progress TO the Arny's 20-yard line
within a few moments Of the beginning OF
the period Corbett made six yards and
Frothingharn TWO more With the ball on
the Arrny's 12-yard line, rockingham
made another Try for goal and failed.
With the ball IN play again Harvard
rushed II down from midfeId TO the shadow
OF the Army's goal. COrbett was the all
important factor in the offence, for he
smashed through repeatedly for big gains
and finally brought the bail 70 the 14-yard
line. A beautiful forward pass from Pot
ter 70 p Smith put the Army on the defen-
sive on its 5-yard line The Army held
until q tumble by Wigglesworth lost Har-
ard q certain touchdown. Morris getting
the ball and running 1t out 10 his 15-yard
line.
Again Harvard pushed the soldiers down
after Mcdonald had punted out The Grim
son. with the ball on the 22-yard line, tried
a forward pass that failed. and Mcdonald
recovered The game ended. the Army
having the ball On rs 6-yard line and get
ting ready once more TO punt