Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
SC0RELESS GAME
AT CAMBRIDGE
Yale and Harvard Unable to Put
Ball Across for Third Time in
Fourteen Years.
BOTH GOALS IN DANGER
Each Gets Ball to seyen-Yard Line,
, but No Farther.
POTTER MISSES FIELD GOAL
Crimson Player Nearly Scores Near
End Of Game.
FORTY THOUSAND SEE GAME
Great white stadium ON Banks of
the Charles Is Crowded by
FrIenda of Both Uni-
versities.
BOTH GOALS IN DANeET
Each Gets. Ball to seyen-Yard Line,
but No Farther.
Crimson Player Nearly Scores Near
End Of Game.
FORTY THOUSAND SEE GAME


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 25,-For the
third time in fourteen years Harvard and
Yale played scoreiess ito on Soldiers
field. In the first period each had the
bali on its opponents seven-yard line,
but could not put 1t across. Yale did
better rushing than Harvard until the
last period, when the Crimson offense
reeled off Twenty-Five yar1s. Potter
missed a field goal ey ten yards In the
last five minutes Of play.
To cheer Harvard and Yale I'm their
thirty-second annual game OF mojernizei
Rugby foot ball. there streamed out to the
great white stadium on the banks u the
Charles today Inore than 10000 followers
OF the sport
No championship was at issue. for
Princeton has secured whateveB claim
there was In such a trophy. hayward
and Yale, however, this year have deyel-
oped two Of the most powerful foot ball
machines on the eastern grldiron,
Clear skies and a swapping Northwestern
combined in assisting the MANAGEMENT to
bring the rain-soaked field back into
something approaching playing conditions.
At o'clock the turf was sim soft and
uncertain, but gave promise OF surer con-
dltions later IA the day.
Tho Yale team spent the night az
Au5urndale. while the Harvard players
were at the Vesper Country club OF
Lowell. The respective trainers, Johnny
Mack OF Yale and "Pooch' Donovan OF
Harvard, sent word during the forenoon
that their charges were In Zine shape.
Details of the PIny.
Smith started the game By kicking out
of bounds on Yale's thirty-yard line. on
the first down Camp made nine yards
round right end Oh fnke kick. Camp
kicked on the first down. Harvard
muffed. y was Yale's ball on Harvard's
seventeen-yarI line. spalding made four
yards through center on a wing shift
Philbn made four more. Howe tried for
a goal from the field, failed, and the ball
went 20 Harvard on FIowe's tumble.
Wendell made two yards and Yale lost
five for interference.
| FELTON, kicked 10 the center OF the
| field and there was no runbsck. Yale
rushed two yards, Camp kicked to Camp.
bell on Earyard's twenty-ySrd line. Fivs
yards were made on the ruEtaek. Yale
penalized ten vars for holding, Wendell
carried the bali % Harvards tweUty-five-
yard line.
FELTON, kicked outside. On wing sidfi
! spalding lost five yards. Camp kicked "a
Campbell. Five yards were gained in thu
run back. It was H6rvard's ball IN the
center OF the field.
Howe caught campbslrs punt and raa
back five yards, Camp kicked out the
first down and II was Harvard's ball in
the middle OF the field. Campbell made
six yards through center There was a
mix up in Harvard's signals. The Grim
sons we're put back five yards FOR de-
laying the game Camp kicked out OF
bounds. Arm work by Yale's forwards
penalized Yale fifteen yards. This placed
the bal on Ysls's twenty-twO-yard Lee