New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Reynolds for a loss of five yards, and
FELTON, was forced to punt. Camp got
six yards through the line, but the play
was a costly one for Yale, because in its
course Bomeiser's shoulder was dis
located and he had TO leave the game
forthwith Punting was about all either
team did after that, although Yale tried
another forward pass, this time from
Camp to Howe, which failed. Camp
also tried to set off an onslde kick, but
it fell within the 20-yard zone, and Har-
ward took the ball just as the half ended.
Smiths kickoff at the opening of the
second half gave Phibin lot Of trouble,
and he finally got the ball out of bounds
at his own 3-yard line. Yale then tried
one of the most daring plays OF the Day
Camp went away behind his own goal
line and flung a long forward pass to
/ Sheldon, who had taken Bomeisler
place. The ball fell a trine short and
| Sheldon didn't get it.
! The next play was conventional, Camp
punting out to Reynolds on Yales 30
yard line Reynolds fumbled the ball
and Sheldon recovered II on his own 81
ward mark Philbin lost a yard trying
! to go through centre, and Camp punted
again This time Gardner fumbled on
! Harvards 30-yard line, and Ketcham,
who was on the ball like a fash, recoy-
cred il for Yale on Harvard's 2S-yard
| line. Spalding was thrown for five-
yard loss and Howe dropped back to
Harvard's 3S-yard line, where he essayed
goal from the field. His kick was
poor however, and Harvard got the bal!
on her own 25-yard line.
Gsrdner's Neat Forward Pass.
! on series Of punts Harvard grad
ually drove Yale down the field, and
52-yard line. Gardner. who had re-
placed Potter, fooled the Yale team
completely and pulled off the best for
ward pass Of the day, hurling the ball TO
FELTON,, who carried it to Yale's 25-yard
! line for a gain OF twenty-seven yards
before he was drowned. Reynolds could
not gain through Loree, and on the next
! play Harvard lost fifteen yards for hold
| ing.
! Wendell then got I'm his best run of the
afternoon. making eighteen yards and
| bringing the ball again to Yale's o.
yard line. The Yale team was not to be
caught mapping second time, and
Gardners second forward pass failed
| rockingham went I'm for Reynolds and
was Immediately called on for a drop
kick. His effort was ludicrously weak
for it did not go more than twenty yards
and Yale got the ball on her l1-yard
l.ne.
Camps punt when the last quarter
began went out of bounds on his own o.
yard line, and the Yale goal was In as
much danger as ever. Wendell got three
yards, but again there came a penalty
for holding that sent the Crimson back
to Yales 35-yard line. There were sew
eral substitutions. Potter went i'm again
for Gardner and Howe intercepted his
forward pass on Yale's 27-yard line
Nothing Of consequence developed until
Freeman got nine and half yards. which
went for a first dowA. with a penalty
on Harvard for holding.
Reilly carried the ball twelve yards on
double pass, putting the ball in mid
field. Howe then puntcd out of bounds
on Harvards 2O-yard line. and there was
more punting on both sides. Howes on
side kick went straight at Smith. and
/ he ran it back ten yards to his own As
yard mark before he was tackled. Rev
nolds worked a fake kick formation for
J eleven yards.
I The Harvard team had awakened at
last, and on the next play Wendell got
six yards through the line. Smith took
fake forward pass from Potter and
scudded around right end for ten Yards.
giving Harvard another second down.
| Wendell got six wards more. and YaIe's
offside play gave the Crimson five more
yards Wendell needed to get only one
yard for first down. and he did so on
the very next play
Potter then tried a forward pass TO
/ Reynolds. but Reynolds missed the ball.
and on the following play Potter dropped
back 70 Yale's 35-yard line for another
try a goal. The ball was outside by tess
/ than half foot. and Yale took it out to
the 25-yard line.
That was about the last play Of the
game. The second before the whistle
blew Tomlinson was sent out to take the
place of Paul. He did rot get in play.
but will probably get his letter just the
same.