The evening world., 1911-11-25
SECOND QUARTER.

2 In the second period play started
With Harvard getting the ball on Yale's
y yS-yard line. Wendell shot through
S1eht tackle for three yards. Potter
attempted a neid goal from the rs
yard line. but missed by inches. IL
was Yale's ball on her own eS-yard
line. Philoin lost one Mt right tackle.
CAmpt. on q fake Kick formation.
made two yards through centre. Camp
punted outside at mid-neld. smith on
3 direct pass made two yards at right
END. Potter's outside kick was reco'-
cred by Camp on his twenty-yardl
lire. On a delayed pass Camp sgulrmed
Through Fisher for three yards. On
3 phevlin shift Camp got -four through
vight tackle. Camp puntsd to Camp
oeli at mjd-feld. the Harvard runneI
taking the bail TO yale's forty-eisht
eculiy dumped Campbell 80 hard that
tie was injured. Reynolds taking his
place. on a fake kick formation Wen
DER tucked away seven through centre.
Wendell got three more at the same
Mace. Yale was penalized Ave yards for
eR.side. scully dumped Reynolds for a
loss. Harvard was ~penallzed for Inter-
,fering with the hall.
, epaiding made love to Potter's rival
,pass on his own o-yard line. Cam
.x0HQe n uplt IN ttlllIf bk 'iV'ru "
an auto to drive through, n ran
forty yards. Spalding got four through
left tackle. II was Yalc's ball on Har-
wards S-yard line. Yale'F on-side kick
was Illegal. the ball going to Harvard
o her N-yard line.
FELTON, puntcd to Camp on the Blues
lo-yard line. spalding got three
through center. Camp attempted a for
Ward pass. Tho ball was returned 70
yale as Illegal. TIT son Of the father
'1Hf football then kicked to Potter On
s,Narvard's 9,-yard line. Francis dumped
eEelton for q loss OF two yards. Potter
Kicked to Els is-yard line. Camp
slowed through Fisher for six yards.
:, Bomeisls- was taken from the Ned.
IT lookei as though he had e.th7r
fractured his shoulder or broken mis-
arm. His back was twisted In awful
shape.
"a Sheldon took his place at right end.
, Another Yale man hit the ground for
keeps. The attending physicians were
!, rushed on the field. The man was
Howe. He recovered quickly. On the
next play he failed to gain through CEN
ire. Avery went down The field like a
shot on Camps punt and downed
Campbell on HArbard's to-yard tne.
Fslton puutcd TO mid-neid. Ysle's ball.
,gpalding got two through centre.
Camps forward pass was declared H.
legal. Spalding punted short to mid
Geld. The ball dropped safe and there
wa q general serambzling for It. II
rolled TO .Harvard's 2l-yard line. The
ball, however. was given TO tho Grim
son on her 3s-yard line. Here the priod
Md.
score: First haif-Harvard. o; Yale. O.
During the halves the Harvard and
Yale bands on either side Of tho neld.
assist I'd by the rah. ran boys, burst
forth into melody and the songs OF the
crimson were worked overtime. The
+ .olue we're the nrst to enter the heid for
the ssc,ni half. As they hove into
sight th. Yale stands rose 10 their feet
and sans Poor Old Harvard" nnd
then save a round Of cheers for their
! ;nnates on the rridiron. The Harvard
= !giadia.ors trotted in Immediately after
wards. The crimson cheering section
giving th.m a hearty reception.
SECOND HALF.
~ Fisher kisxed on outside at Yale's
4 four-yard line. Sheldon. who fumbled,
l failed. the ball being returned to Yale
again. Camp. punting from behind his
! soal line. drove the pisSkin TO Potter
who miscued, Yale recovering the bal
on her S-yard line. Yale wal
thrown for q loss ut centre. Camp
. punted again to Harvard's 1-yard line,
. the ball rolling free. Ketcham recov'
: cred for Yale on Harvard's 3o-yard line.
Camp got three through centre.
Poor old Harvard san the bin.
cheering section. Philbin was throwu
for q loss around left end. Hitchcock
Z gwss injured. DR.. Nichols attended tn,
z ) blayer and he returned to his position
4 at left tackle. II was Yale's ball 81
Harvard's es-yard line. Howe failed
on . heid goal from h s2-yard line
1t was Harvard's ball on her owl
.o-yard line. McDevitt tossed Wen
dell for a loss of two yards. Hunting
I ton got seven through centre. Teltol
punted to Yale on her 47-yard line.