The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

but harvard broke 81 UP. Camp kicked
TO .centerfield. and while Campbell was
making runback he fell on the slippery
field. after making ten yards. 1t was
Harvard's ball on Yales forty five yard
line.
Reynolds took Csmpbelrs place at lcft
halfbach for Harvard. On a delayed
pass Reynolds made six yards and added
allied five yards for off-slde play. It
was Harvard's ball on Yaie's forty-five-
yard line.
Then Harvard lost five yards for Off
but the bali went 10 Yale on the twenty
yard line. Phlbin then went through
tiaryards center and ran thirty five
yaTSs He ), w1s rs thrSTn G b. PUs'er & n the
gain again. and then came another
western shirt By Yale Philhin made
five yards and Yale made another clever
attempt az short on-side kicking. The
ball did not cover the necessary twenty
yards, and went 10 Harvard on her own
forty yard line.
Potter kicked to Camp on Tale's forty
yard line. and then Yale tried for
ward pass. II dropped on the ground
and Yale still retained the ball. Camp
punted to Reynolds. and then Reynolds
Both sides tried rushing for one down
and then Kicking. the ball fluctuating be-
tween the forty-yard lines. Bomeister
dIslocatcd his right arm and Sheldon tooS
own forty-six-ysrd line
On a beautiful wing shift. Howe made
IL first down on fales fifty-ronr-yard
line. Harvard seemed TO be able to tear
and there was little gained BY Yale on
these plays. Avery vas injured and the
game was delayed. With about two min
period Yale had the bali on lis rifty four
ward line. but continued To play. Howe
tried run from a fake kick and VAS
thrown for a loss OF four YARDS Camp
kicked 10 Reynolds on Har-
Yards twentynve-yard line. Avery
threw the Harvard back for no gain:
Harvard kicked at once 10 the center OF
the field. where Howe was tackled Tor
on a western shift. Philhin gained a
yard. and then Yale tried a forward pass.
but failed; Yale stu stu had the the PAU, pau,
and hurled it There was scramble,
but the ball went 10 Harvard on her
own forty -fire-yard line
Score end second periodicals, 0; Eiar-
Honors were about even In the first
two periods. In the first period each
Others goal line. Yale failed in an at
tempt az goal from field because OF a
poor pass. Harvard tried to make n
touchdown close under Iaie,s sosl ey
on It's fiye-yard line. In the second
period a tlirty-tive- yard run by Phtion
MAS the feature The play. however, IN
his period. was almost entirely be-
tween the forty yard lines.
In Third Period.
Play was resumed with Harvard kick
ng Off TO Sale's four-yard line, where,
he bail went out OF bounds. Yale trie9
tremendously long forward pass With
Avery twenty yards away on the other
,ide OF the field. and as the hall feu 70
ho ground, it was taken back TO the
our-yard line and the play repested.
amp kicked TO Reynolds. who fumblec.
Ind Yale got the ball on It's own thirty
'ight.ysrd line. Camp punted high one
O tho Harvard back-field Hhere the bal,
vas funhled on Yale's thirty -ftve-yarn
in. Howe dropped back TO Hsrvard,s
hirty -eight-yard limo for yoai IRON, the
leld. Three attempts by Yale OF wing
hifis netted no gain. Then there , ssne
deiay on Hitchcoek'e injury HoNs
ropped back to Yaie's thirty -eiEht-yarG
Inc for n goal from the field INC INC oais
cas given to Harvard on its twenty
ive-yard line. On = double pass. hey-
(Continued on Following Pasa)