Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26
Crimson's being put back 5 yards for de-
laying the game.

Yale Makes tumble.
FELTON, kicked on the first down. There
was a Yale tumble and 1t was Harvard 8
ball on Yales 7-yard line.
Potter went in for Gardner at Har-
wards quarter. On the first down Wen
dell could not gain. Potter tried a for
ward pass and the ball was caught by
Spalding. IL was Yale's Dan ON her g.
yard line. Camp kicked out Of bounds
at Yale's 3s-yard line, but there was bad
army work by the Yale forwards and
Yale was penalized Is yards. This placed
the ball on Yale's 22-yard line.
Loree took Francis place at left guard.
Score at the end of the first period:
Yale, o; Harvard. o.
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.
Galleur took Paups place at tackle for
Yale
Play was resumed with the ball on dar-
wards 1S-yard line. Potter dropped back
for a goal from the field, but missed 1t
by half yard. The ball was brought
out and given to Yale on her 25-yard line.
First period ends without score.
In the second period Camp punted to
Reynolds. and then Reynolds was thrown
back for loss of yards. Both sides
tried rushing for one down and kicking.
| the ball fiuctuating between the 4O-yard
and Sheldon took his place.
1t was Yale's ball on their own 48-yard
line. On beautiful wing shift Howe
made it a first down on Yale's 50-yard
line. Harvard seemed to be able to tear
the famous western wing shift to pieces.
and there was little gained by Yale on
these plays. Avery was injured and the
game was delayed. With about two min
utes remaining to play in the second pc
line, Avery continued to Dlay
Scoreless Second Period.
Howe tried to run from a fake kick and
was thrown for loss of yards. Camp
Immediately kicked to Reynolds on Har-
wards 25-yard line. On the western shift
Philbin gained a yard and then Yale tried
p forward pass, but failed. Yale still had
the ball
Score end of second period: Yale, o;
Harvard, 0.
Honors were about even in the first two
periods. In the first period each team
was within yards Of the others
goal line. In the second half 30-yard
run for Philbin was the feature. The
play, however, in this half was almost
entirely between the two 40-yard lines.
Play was resumed with Harvard kick
ing off to Yales 4-yard line, where the
tremendously long forward pass. with
Avery 20 yards away on the other
side of the field, and as the ball fell
to the ground it was taken back to the
kicked to Reynolds, who fumbled. and
Yale got the ball on its own 3S-yard
line. Camp punted a high one to the
Harvard backfield, where the ball was
fumbled on Yale's 35-yard line. Three
attempts by Yale of wing shifts netted
no gain. Then there came a delay on
Hitchcock injury. Howe dropped back
to Yale's 3s-yard line for goal from
the field. The ball missed the goal posts
by 10 yards, and was given to Harvard
on it's 25-yard line On the double pass
Reynolds was thrown back for loss OF
4 yards.
Six Yards for Wendell.
Wendell made yards and Harvard
kicked to Yale's 4S-yard line where there
was a fair catch. Rushes by Spalding
and Philbin gave Yale a first down on
Harvard's 4S-yard line. Short rushes by
Yale gave Harvard the ball on their own
45-yard line.
Wendell almost eluded Yales forwards,
but was finally grabbed and hurled back
for loss of 3 yards. FELTON, palnted to
Howe on Yale's 2j-yard line and Yale
ran it back II yards before being tackled.
Philbin drove through center for yards.
Camp punted on the third down to Har
wards 4O-yard line. Reynolds ran half
way across the field on fake kick for a
loss of ) yards.
Wendell regained ) yards and then
FELTON, kicked to Howe on 4ale's 4o.yard
line. Rushes by Camp put the ball on
Yale's JO-yard line and then there was
Yale kick to Harvards :;5-yard line.
There was mix-up. and Yale. having
tackled a man signaling for fair catch,
it was Harvards ball in the center OF
the field. After two short rushes Har-
ward kicked, and it was Yales ball on
their 3-yard line. Perry took Galluer's
pace. Howe could not gain, SO Camp
kicked to Reynolds on Yale's 50-yard line.
Harvard uncovered a forward pass. the
first complete one in the game. Harvard
scored their first down with the ball on
Yale's 30-yard line. On the second down
there was holding by the Harvard line
and loss of II yards by the Crimson.
Reynolds ran it back IL yards, and then
there was forward pass by Harvard.
The ball fell to the ground and was given
to Harvard on Yale's 2S-yard line.
Kicks Out of Bounds.
Camp started the play by kicking out
of bounds on Yale's 23-yard line, where
the ball went to Harvard. On the first
rush there was holding in the Harvard
line ana tne Dali went pdch 10 ale 90
yard line.
There was a long delay while Smith
was fixed up. There was twelve minutes
time to play in the last period and the
ball was in Harvards possession on
Yales 3S-yard line. Harvard tried a
forward pass but Howe caught it. The
ball was Yales on their 30-yard line
Freeman took Spalding's place. Howe
kicked out of bounds on Yale's 53-yard
line.
Reynolds tried Yale's LETT end for no
gain. Harvard was forced to kick be-
cause of Yale's strength, and 1t was
Yale's ball on their own 35-yard line
There was holding in the Harvard line
and it was Yales ball on their own A.
yard line. On a triple pass Howe went
around Harvard's right end for II yards
Howe tried an onside kick. but 1t went
1t was the Crimson's ball with but few
more minutes to play.
Reynolds mSde yards through center.
and then Harvard kicked TO Howe in the
middle of the field, where after much
fumbling the ball went to Yale. Howe
tried an on-side kick, but Smith recov
cred it beautifully, and it was Harvard's
ball on their own 45-yard line
On a fake kick Reynolds made Ii yards.
The ball was once more In Yale's terri
tory. 1t looked like scoreless tie Rey-
nolds went through for 6 yards. Then
on fake forward pass Smith made 1t
first down on Yale's 4O-yard line. On
three rushes Harvard had carried the
ball - yards. Reynolds made yards
Continued on Second PaEe,l