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(COnlIuueQ rom rage I) s1ugged by Yale player and Yale was penalized 20 yards and the period end- ed with the ball in Harvard's posses sion on Yale's 19 yard line. Score, 0 to o.
 SECOND PERIOD
 Potter dropped back for an attempt- ed field goal but failed and an ex- change of punts gave Harvard the ball on Yale's 43 yard line. Reynolds suc- ceeded Campbell for Harvard.
 On delayed pass, Wendell carried the ball to Yale's 39 yard line and duplicated the play for two yards in the next Scrimmage. Yale was pen- alized five yards for offside and 1t was Harvard's ball on Yale's 34 yard line. Wendell gained two through center but Harvard was penalized for offside. Harvard's ball on Yale's 34 yard line.
 Potter's forward pass caught by Spalding of Yale, on Yale's 2 yard line
 Philbin broke through Harvard's line wards 48 yard line. Philbin gained five more through center. On an 1n- completed onside kick the ball, was given to Harvard on her own 42 yard line. Felton kicked to Camp, who was tackled on Yale's 40 yard line. Ph1lbln got TWO through center.
 Camp kicked to Harvard on her own 42 yard line. Huntington was thrown for a one yard loss attempting to get around right end. Felton kicked to Camp, who fumbled, ball of Yale's 4O yard line. Camp got seven yards around right tackle
 Bomeisler's left shoulder was seri- Ously hurt in the scrinmage and the great Yale end had to be carried from the field amid deep gloom from the blue stands. Sheldon taking his place. Bon, c;sler's loss was regarded as critical blow to the Ellis He seemed to be badly injured. Howe of Yale made three around left end for first down. Philbin gained three through center.
 Howe failed to gain around left end. Camp kicked to Harvard's 27 yard line, where Reynolds was thrown hard. Felton kicked to Howe Yale's 5 yard line Philbin went through center for one yard. Camps forward pass was the second down ;n midffeld. Camp s onside kick failed and 1t was Har- wards ball on her 43 yard line.
 At this juncture the first half ended with the score Yale o, Harvard O.
 THIRD PERIOD.
 There were changes in the line for both teams. Smith kicked to Spald- ing, who ran out of bounds on Yale's yard line. From behind his own goal, Camp made a forward pass which was tinsucceesful and the ball was called back. Yale's ball on the second down on her own four yard line.
 Reynolds fumb1ed a kick and Shell don recovered the ball for Yale on her own 36 yard line. Spalding lost one yard attempting to skirt left end. Camp kicked to Harvard's 25 yard line, where Ketcham broke through and re. covered the ball on Harvard's fum- bie.- while the Yale stands went wild with enthusiasm.
 Camp gained two through center on a delayed pass. Yale's bali on Har- wards 26 yard line. Spalding took the ball from. the right side of the field to directly in front of the crimson goal posts. being thrown on the crim- sons 28 yard line.
 Hitchcock was hurt in the scrim- mage but remained in the game.
 Howe dropped back to Harvards 39 yard line for an attempted field goal. Howe failed to kick the goal, missing by only few inches and the ball was brought out, given to Har- yard, and put in play on, the crim- sons 25. yard line. sg