Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-25

ers Sheldon replaced Bomelster at
Yale's right end.
Howe failed to gain on an at
tempted quarterback run and Camp
punted into Harvard territory, the
period ending with the ball in pvs-
session of Harvard on her own AZ
yard line,
The Third Period. ''~ls
Smith OF Harvard kicked off to
Spalding at the opening OF the second
half the Yale halfback catching the
ball near the goal line In the corner
of the field. The fast Harvard ends
were upon him like a flash and he
was forced out of bounds at the s.
yard line. Camp lost no time in punt
Ing out of danger and Sheldon re-
covered for Yale on the 3S-yard line.
Camp kicked once more, and once
more Yale recovered the ball ON the
play, Ketcham breaking through the
center Of the scrlmmage and falling
on the pigsltin ON Harvard's 25-yard
line. Spaldlng and Camp carried the
ball forward five yards, and Captain
Howe missed another field goal Har-
ward putting the ball In play on the
25-yard line.
After 5-yard gain by Wendell
Fulton punted, and 1t was Yales ball
Philbin made three aggressive rushes
which netted his team the necessary
10 yards, and made 1t first down for
Yale again, Here an attempted for
ward pass by Camp was uncompleted.
and Harvard recovered the ball. Gard
ner was put back at quarter for Har-
ward In place of Potter
A puntlng duel between Camp and
FELTON, followed, neither team gain
ing an advantage. Percy relieved
Scully at Yale's left tackle.
Harvard finally caught a punt and
carried the ball to Yale's 2S-yard
line Here rockingham succeeded
Reynolds as the third man used at
left half by Harvard. The period
ended Just as rockingham took his
place in the lineup.
A Great Struggle.
The fourth period opened with
surprise for Yale, when both her half
backs Camp an dSpaldlng, who had
played smashing game to the verge
OF exhaustion In the first three perl
ods were taken out and Freeman and
Reilly sent onto the field in their
stead. Harvard once more shifted
the quarterbacks Potter going in for
the second time in place OF Gardner,
who was switched with him twice be-
fore. The final period was a bitter
and desperate struggle throughout,
both teams yalnly using every branch
OF the game In an attempt to break
the deadlock. Punting line smash
ing, forward passes and attempted
goals were frustrated by Yale and
Harvard in turn
Freeman ltartdd with kick out
Of bounds at Yale's 23-yard line. A
puntlng exchange followed, and Cap
tain Howe finally intercepted another
OF Harvard's famous forward passes
on Yale's 2O-yard line. An exchange
followed, and Yale finally got the
ball on her own 34-yard line. Free
man and Philbln crashed through the
crimson line for a 12-yard gain, and
a successful run by the lleet-footed
and comparatively fresh Reilly
brought the ball into neutral territory
IN midneld Another puntlng duel be-
tween FELTON, and Howe resulted in
few yards gain for the latter Har-
ward getting the ball on her own AZ
yard line Reynolds brought the
ball back to midfeld, and then Smith
and Wendell. in a splendid attacking
rally. which threw the crimson into
tumuuous confusion OF joy, bore
down on the Yale line with con
certed onslaught, bringing the pig
skin to within 30 yards Of the Yale
goal.
At this doubtful distance Potter
tried for a field goal. and failed and
Howe kicked back TO midheld. A
kicking exchange ended the game
with the ball In Yale's possession on
her 30-yard line
Final score; Yale 0, Harvard 0