The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-25

Potter went in for Gardner at Har-
wards quarter. On the first down Wen
forward pass and the ball was caught
by Spalding. 1t was YaleS ball on her
S-yard line. Camp kicked out of bounds
at Yale's 36-yard line but there was
bad arm work by the Yale forwards
and Yale was penalized 10 yards. Loree
took Francis place at left guard. Score
end first period, Yale 0, Harvard 0.
Yale had the jump on Harvard for
the first five minutes, but for the rest
of the time the Blue team was on the
defensive.
GaIieur took Pauls place at tackle
for Yale.
The Second Quarter.
Play was resumed with the ball on
Harvard's 1S-yard line. Potter drop
ped back for a goal from the field but
missed it by half a yard The bail was
brought out and given to Yale on her
25-yard line. On a western shift Hltch-
cock broke through and threw Spald-
ing for loss. Camp, on wake KICK
gained a yard and kicked on the next
down. The ball went out Of bounds on
Yale's 46 yard line, where the ball went
Potter kicked Immediately and the
Blue recovered the ball on their 20
yard line On a double pass camp
made a yard and then came another
western swift with Camp carrying the
ball, but Harvard broke it up. Camp
kicked to center of the field ana Whlle
Campbell was making a run back ne
fell on the slippery field after making
ten wards It was Harvard's s ball on
Yale's 45-yard line. Reynolds took
Campbells place at left haltoack TOT
Harvard. On a delayed pass Reynolds
made six yards and added three yards
more Yale was then penalized .
Yards for offside play. It was E1ar-
wards ball on Yale's 30-yard line
Bomesiter DisIocates Arm.
Then Harvard lost yards for off
side playing. Potter tried a forward
pass but the ball went to Yale on the
2O-yard line. Philbin then went through
Harvard's center and ran 80 yards. He
was thrown by Potter in the middle
of the field. Phllbin could not gam ana
then came another western shift. Phil
bin made yards and Yale made
clever attempt at short on side kick
ing The ball did not cover the nee
essary 20 yards and went to Harvard
on her own 40-yard line. Potter KICK
ed to Camp on Yales 40-yard line and
then Yale tried a forward pass. 1t
dropped on the ground and 1aie sun
retained the ball. Camp punted 70
REYNOLDS and then Reynolds was tshoWn
hack for a loss of 6 yards. Both sides
tried rushing for one down and then
kicking the ball fucuatlng between the
40 ward lines BomeSiter dlSlOcated MS
right arm and Sheldon took his place.
1t was Yale's ball on their own 20
ward line On a beautiful wing SHIFT,
Howe made it a first down on Yale
9O-yard line. Harvard seemed to be
able to tear the famous western SWING
shift to pieces and there was little
gained by Yale on these plays Avery
was injured and the game was delay
ed. With about two minutes remain
ing to play in the second period, Yale
had the ball on their 54-yard line, but
continued to play. Howe tried a run
from a fake kick and was thrown for
q loss of Awards. Camp Immediately
kicked to Reynolds on Harvard's 20
ward line. Avery threw the Harvard
hack for no gain. Harvard I1cked at
once to the center of the field where
Howe was tackled for no gain On the
western shift Philbin gained yard
and then Yale tried a forward pass,
hut failed. Yale still had the ball
Camp received the ball on poor KICK
and hurled it There was scramble
but the ball went to Harvard on her
own 45-yard line
Score end second period;
Yale 0; Harvard 0.
HonOrs were about even in the first
two periods In the first period each
team with within seven yards of the
others goal line Yale failed in
goal from the field because of poor