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her own 40 yard line. Potter kicked
to Camp on Yale's 40 yard line and
then Yale tried a forward pass. 1t
dropped on the ground and Yale still
retained the ball. Camp punted to
Reynolds, who was thrown back for
a loss of six yards.
Both sides tried rushing for one
down and then kicking, the ball fluc'
tuating between the 40 yard liAe.
Two Injured.
Bomeister dislocated his right arm
and Shelton took his place. 1t was
kYale's ball on their own 48 yard line
On beautiful wing shift, Howe made
lit a first down On Yale's 80 yard line
Avery threw the Harvard back for
| no gain. Harvard kicked to the CEN
ter of the field, where Howe was
tackled for no gain. On the western
shift, Philbin gained yard and then
Yale tried forward pass, but failed.
Yale still had. the ball. Camp receiv-
ed the ball on a poor kick and hurled
| it. There was a scramble but the ball
went to Harvard on her own 45 yard
line.
End second period: Yale O.; Har
ward 0.
Third Period.
Harvard kicked off to Yale's four.
yard line where the ball went out Of
bounds. Yale tried a long forward
pass with Avery 20 yards away on the
other side of the field. As the ball
fell it was taken back to the four-yard
line, and the play repeated.
Camp kicked to Reynolds, who fun
| bled and Yale got the ball on their
own 38-yard line. camp punted high
! to the Harvard backfield, where the
ball was fumbled on Yale's 35-yard
line. Howe dropped back to Yale's
3S-yard line for field goal.
The ball missed and was given to
Harvard on their 25-yard line. On a
double pass, Reynolds was thrown
back, losing four yards. Wendell
made six yards and Harvard kicked
to Yale's 48-yard line, where there
was fair catch. Rushes by Spalding
and Philbin gave Yale first down
on Harvard's 48-yard line. Short
rushes by Yale gave Harvard the ball
on their own 45-yard line
Wendell almost eluded Yale's for.
wards, but was hurled back, losing
three yards.
/ Neither Team Scored.
i FELTON, punted to Howe on Yale's
25 yard line and Yale ran it back Il
yards. Philbin drove through centel
for five yards, and Camp punted tt
Harvard's 40 yard line on the thirt
down. Reynolds ran half way across
the field on a fake kick for loss O
| five yards. WendQll regained flvt
yards. Then FELTON, kicked to Yale
As yard line. Rushes by Camp pu
the ball on Yale's SO yard line an,
then Yale kicked to Harvard's IS yart
!, line. The play for the third perio,
ended with the ball in Yale's posses
sion on their own 10 yard line. Scor'
!, Yale 0; Harvard 0.
u Many Substitutes In Last Period.
i Substitutes went in in droves 70
{ the last period. Camp kicked out o
I bounds on Yale's % yard line, wher
the ball went to Harvard. There wa
holding by Harvard and the ball wen
. back to Yale's 38 yard line.
Il Smith was injured. The ball wa
D Harvard's on Yale'ss 3S yard line. Hal
) sIyard tried forward pass but How
caught the ball and It was Yale's o.
their 80 yard line. Freeman too
4 Spalding's place. Howe kicked ou
|, OF bounds on Yale's So yard line.
d Reynolds tried Yale's left end for n
gain. Harvard was forced to kick an
ait was Yale's ball on their own 8
yard line.
4 There was holding IN the Haryar
|. line and it was Yale's ball on thei
4 own ~ yard line.
!. Final score, o to O.
u Final score: Yale. .; Harvard, o.