The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-23
YALE.

Yale man on Harvard's 2O-yard line
where the ball went to the Crimson.
On the first rush Wendell made six
yards through center, where time was
called for the second period with the
ball in HarVard'S possession on Har-
wards 3O-yard line and the score:
Harvard 10; Yale o.
Another Touchdown for Harvard.
When the third period began Bonn
erster was again at right end. Brick
ley kicked to Yale's 10-yard line and
Spalding ran back Is yards. Philbin
hit center for yard and Spalding for
four, but on a delayed pass Philbin
could not gain and Flynn punted to
Gardner on Hacvard's 40-yard line.
The ball was run back yards.
Wendell made two yards but Har-
ward lost five on holding in line.
Hardwick made a yard. then FELTON,
dropped back a kick and the ball was
muffed by Flynn and the ball went to
Harvard on Yale's 18 yard line.
On the first rush Brickley rushed
around Yale's left end and crossed the
Yale goal line at the corner of the
field. The ball was kicked out in
front of the goal posts where Wendell
made a fair catch and Hardwick kick
ed the goal. Score, Harvard II; Yale 0.
Pumpelly went in for PhiIbin. Flynn
kicked off to Hardwick, who ran the
ball back to Harvard's SS-yard line.
On fake kick formation Wendell
made IA yards for a first down in
the center of the field.
Flynn or Field in Tears.
Markle took F1ynn's place and the
big sophomore fullback, whose muff
let Brickley score, was led off the field
in tears.
FELTON, kicked to MarkIe on Yale's
14-yard line where there was a fair
catch. Cornell tried a quarterback
run and made five yards, but in an
effort to repeat it he was thrown back
for the loss of a foot and Pumpelly
then kicked to Hardwick on Harvard's
45-yard line. There was no run back
of the ball. On the first rush Hard
wick made yards around left end.
On the next rush Yale was sent back
five yards for offside play. Dyer went
in for Cornell at quarterback.
Hardwick dropped the ball on the
and took it to the Crimson 47-yard
line. There Brickley caught a forward
pass and carried the ball to Yale's 22-
yard line.
Harvard quarterback and he was in
jured. Driscoll went in for Trumbull,
the first Harvard sub. Brickley recov-
cred and on the first play Hardwick
made a yard. Brickley carried the
ball to YaIe's 1s-yard line and then
dropped back for a field goal. standing
on Yale's 31-yard line. Instead Gard
ner made a forward pass over the Yale
line to FELTON,. 1t was Harvard's ball |
on Yale'S 9-yard line. Wendell made
a yard through center.
Bricl1Iey Kicks Field Goal.
Then Brickley dropped back to the
19-yard line and easily made his sec
ond field goal, making the score, Har- |
ward 20: Yale 0.
The play was resumed when Markle /
kicked to Wendell on Harvard's 10 |
yard line. The ball was run back 30 !
yards and FELTON, kicked on the first
down but Dyer muffed the ball and |
recovered it. The period ended with /
the ball in Yale's possession on their |
28-yard line-Harvard 20: Yale 0.
Fourth Period.
When play was resumed in the fourth /
period, Shelton went in again for Bonn |
erster. Markle. on a wing shift, made !
six yards. On the next play, another !
wing shift Pumpelly made a first down /
on Yale's 32-yard line. Wheeler went in ,
for Dyer and made four yards on a
quarterback run.
PumpeIly carried it four yards !
further. the Blues making 20 yards in /
five downs. Then Markle gathered in
three yards for first down on Har- /.
wards 47-yard line. Pumpelly crashed
through for two yards, but owing to a
shift falling to work, there was a Blue
loss of four yards. Yale then tried a
forward pass. but Harvard caught the
ball on the Crimson's 35-yard line. Fell
ton Immediately kicked to Wheeler on