New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
Providence Eleven Offers the
Strongest Resistance Har-
ward Has Yet Met.
LONG RUN BY HARDWICK
Roth Lines Hold Well, and Plays
Around Ends Account for
Large Share of Gains
on Each Side.
rFr telegraph 70 The TrIbunc.l

tssted Brown az the Stadium before the
LARGEST crowd Of the year this afternoon
nv d score of 80 to 10. The difference in
tbs score does not show the relative
strength Of the two teams, Brown proving
the hardest nut that the Crimson team
has yet had 20 crack.
The luck all broke Harvards way. Of
the three touchdowns scored by Harvard
one was made on a blocked punt and an
other was made by intercepung a for
ward pass. The other nine points were
made by three field goals which Brickley
kicked.
Browns 10 points were made by a touch
down and a goal from placement Both
scores were sufficient TO bring the several
thousand Brunonians to their feet, as they
we're Of the sensational order.
Harvard ezceIled Brown in Felton's
nuauDg ability. lie outdistanCed Henry,
who did the pun,ng for Brown, by many
yards, and it was apparent that as the
game wore on Brown would be placed
on the defensive. Brown was strong in
the line. as was expected. and Harvard
could gain only around the ends. Har-
wards line was also a problem that the
Brown backaeld was unable TO solve for
any consistent gains.
Harvard added ten points more in the
second quarter by a touchdown and
field goal Henry, standing on his 10
ward line. took a trihe too much time
in getting off a punt and the Harvard
forwards We're through on him Ike
fash. The ball was blocked and Cool
idge. gathering il up, weHr over the line
for the touchdown. The field goal was
kicked by Brickley from the l5-yard line
after Harvard upon getting one OF
Henry's punts in midield, had advanced
the ball 10 the 4-yard line by fine for
ward pass. Hardwick 10 Coolidge, who
ran forty yards before he was dOwned
Browns first score came soon after the
second half opened. Brown kicked OF
at the opening Of the half, and Freddy
who had replaced Bradley at quarter ran
the punt In 10 the 20-yard line. TWO
PUSHES Melted Harvard but five yards, and
then the ball, passed by Parmenter,
rolled to the 5-yard line on the third
scrimmage The signals had been mis-
understood, and Hardwick fell on the ball
lust before a Brown end reached for IL.
FELTON, kicked to the 4O-yard line. After
making six yards Captain Ashbaugh
kicked a goal from placement, standing
on the 4O-yard line.
Brown tried many forward passes dur
ing the game, but only one was success
full al the others, gave the one that
was intercepted for a score, were spoiled
b. Earvard's baCkheld. The Crimson
pulled of two passes that were beauties
one resulting in long gain that made II
possible for Brickley 10 kick field goal
and the other was good for Harvard's
last touchdown.
Harvard got the jump on Brown in the
first period. scoring 10 points. When Har-
ward found it was impossible to gain
through Browns line, FELTON, was called
back several times 10 punt. In the mid
die Of the first period Hardw!ck got loose
around Browns right end for twenty-five
yards placing the ball on Browns 80
yard line. Three downs yielded Harvard
five yards, and then Brickley drop kicked
q field goal.
The second score came when Henry,
standing on his 4J~yard line, essayed TO
pass TO Captain Ashbaugh. Brickley
came in sharp ahead of Ashbaugh, re-
eeived the ball and, without a let-up, COW
cred sixty yards for a touchdown.
In the middle Of the last period Crow
Their. who played stellar game for
Brown, broke through Harvard's line on
the @-yard line, and eluding Hardwick,
Briekley and Freddy, covered the dis
lance for a touchdown. Harvard's last
score came when Graustein received q
pass from Freddy on the 4O-yard line,
and with burst Of speed slanted through
Browns broken field and scored. Hard
wick kicked two Of Harvard's goals from
touchdowns and rockingham kicked the
third. Ashbaugh kicked Browns goal
from Crowther's touchdown.
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