The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-26

flashed brilliantly on all sides. but after
| Reynolds had made a short gain Yale
| received Is yards for holding, which
came at critical moment. On a fake
! kick Reynolds found an opening in Yale =
7 left wing and made hard struggle to the
20 yard mark Gardner followed with
forward pass that was uncomplcted and
the ball was ordered back.
Orders from the Harvard side lines put
rockingham into the game to try drop
kick from Nale's 20 yard line, but Froth
ingham's attempt was amusing to Yale
men. as the ball dribbled along with
neither height nor power for 10 yards.
Philbin falling on it on Nales 10 yard line
as the third period ended.
Fresh Players for Fourth Quarter.
Az the teams changed goals Ave sub
stltutlons were made Potter went IN
for Gardner, Reynolds supplanted Froth
ingham. Francis succeeded Loree. Paul
took Gallauer's place and Spaldng gave
way to Reilly
punt by Camp was so poor that the
ball rolled out of bounds at lale's 23 yard
line Harvard therefore had royal
opportunity to accomplish something,
but after Reynolds had advanced the bali
to lale's 20 yard line several Harvard
men were holding and the Crimson there
fore lost Is yard penalty. Smith was
laid ont for "A minute. Then Camp went
of the field, Freeman taking his place.
The ball was on lales 81 yard line and
Potter tried a forward pass Howe
caught 1t and ran back to lale's 81 yard
line The Yale backs could do nothing
with HarNards line and Howe punted
Il was a poor drive, the ball rolling out
of bounds al the centre of the field. Back
came a punt from Potter and Howe ran
to Iale's - yard line, where Smith and
Hitchcock stopped HIM. Runs 10y Phiibn
and Freeman. "A five yard penalty for OF =
side play and a dash by Reilly on double
pass enabled Yale to work the ball TO mid
iicld. where Howe kicked out Of bounds
al Harvard 3 81 yard line.
Wendell stopped.
Wendell had no terrors for the Yale men,
VINO seemed to stop him every time he
tried To advance. FELTON, booted the ball
higher than the top of the stadium. Howe
muflpd it and in mad scramble as the
ball rolled out of bounds Reilly nailed II.
| Howc's returning punt was a short wea
drive sluarely into the hands of Smith.
who was tumblcd on Harvard : ~ yard
I line. The best Wendell could do was a
five yard plunge through the Yale right
wing. after which Reynolds tried fake
forward pass: Smith took the ball and
was we'll around Yaie'- right end before the
New Haven players knew what was up.
Smith had several luterferers to block
Oh Ndi'NleTS ill' llildlIl III lTNllR 10 uNp'i
q PROSTATE Yale man he trpped and turned
n complete sOmersault. Smith landed
sJuarrly on his head The PLAYERS Of both
teams surrounded him. while doctors and
trainers ran out to see if their services
were needed But in less than a minute
Smith struggled to his feet decla ring that
he vas not hurt. Even Yale men cheered
thr phlcky Harvard man as he resumed hls
position.
Smith run had carried the ball TO Yale 4
3G yard line. where Harvard lost five yards
for oNsde play. Wendell recovered this
los. with plunge through the right wing
and at tnut stage Potter attempted for
ward pass. Smith muffed and recovered
the ball on Yale's 80 yard line, so that the
only thing left for Harvard was a droT
kick Potter made the goal trial from tho
~ yard line but the drive was too low and
too wide TO count for anything The
game was nearly over and both teams
Wer" fighting tooth and nail
From Yale = % yard line Howe tried a
quarterback run and lost two yards be-
cause Of a heavy tackle 10y Storer Howe
punted To Reynolds, who caught the ball
and stepped out of bounds in midfeld.
Severd! fresh Vale men were sent in but
il was too late. FELTON, made the last
punt OF the game to Merritt, who had taken
Freeman place. and the bal was on Yale 5
70 yard line when the game ended. The
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