Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-22
Famous FuIIback Repeatedly
Boots Ball Over Posts When
Tries for touchdown Fail.
The lineup:
Harvard.
By FRANK G.. MENKE.

HARVARD STADIUM, CAM
BRIDGE, MASS, Nov. 22.-Harvard
is the football champion of the East
In one of the most fiercely contested
games seen on the gridiron this year
FlLlback Brickley. Of the Crimson
team this afternoon defeated Yale by
a score of is to 5.
Brickley scored all of Harvard's
points, kicking five goals from the
field.
Intense bitterness was shown by the
players of both teams. AT times in
the first half the tackles were so hard
that Kisses came from the stands
packed by $4,000 spectators.
FIRST PERIOD.
Harvard won the toss.
Pendleton kicked off to Mahan, who
got the ball 10 yards behind his own
goal post and returned 1t 35 yards
before he was downed by Avery on
Harvard's 25-yard line.
Brickley failed to gain through CEN
ter Mahan then punted to Wilson,
but the ball bounded over his head
and was recovered by Ketcham on
Yales 40-yard line.
Ainsworth made yards around
Harvard's left end, but the ball was
taken back, and Harvard was penal
lied 5 yards. Ainsworth was thrown
back . yards for a loss by Brickley.
Knowles then punted to Mahan, who
carried the ball back IL yards to
Harvard's 34-yard line.
Brickley made 3 yards through left
tackle Logan lost two yards at
tempting to circle the end. Mahan
punted to Wilson, who fumbled, but
recovered it and was downed on
Yale's 22-yard line.
Knowles made yard around Hard
wick and then Ainsworth punctured
Harvarls line for four more. Knowles
punted to Mahan, who made a 30
yard run before he was thrown In
md-tield. Brickley smashed Yale's
center for 6 yards but was held with
out gain in his attempt through the
same place.
Mahan made a forward pass to
Hardwick but the ball touched the
ground and was taken back. Brick
ley failed in an attempt at a goal
from field from the 45-yard line.
It was Yale's ball on her 20-yard
Inc Ainsworth made 2 yards be-
Tore he was thrown by Hitchcock
Tvs pulllCu " I1dI diu
line, and Mahan fell on the ball as it
Jumped out of bounds.
Mahan failed to gain on a run after
making a bluff at punting. Mahan
men punted out the ball, jumped over
Mlson's head and went back of the
Yale goal line. Wilson fell on 1t and
J was Yale's ball on her 2o-yard
line.
Knowles was downed by Gilman
without a gain. Knowles then punted
ana Mahan fell on 1t as 1t bounded
around on Harvard's 4S-yard line.
Saaan was thrown heavily by Avery.
brlckley rammed into the Yale line
ana was thrown back with a 2yard
pss. Logan made a forward pass to
hfadlee, but the ball hit the ground
an1 tnen Mahan punted to Wilson,
yno got the ball out of bounds on
.iales 5-yard line. The referee ruled
ma the ball had been out of bounds
IN the 2Q-yard line and 1t was given
W Yale on that mark. Knowles hit
naryard's line without making dent
mo then punted IL Mahan, who was
NIro3Wn by Ketcham.
;, ne umpire penalized Yale for
nelcham's vicious tackle, and the ball
,aS IN Harvard's possession on Yale's
'o.ysrd line.
.bnckley and Mahan failed to gain
trough the Yale line, and then Brick
~ cropped back as though for
kick. The ball was passed to
iT,Tadlee, and the trick netted Harvard
Yards. The ball was carried through
eaes line to Yale's 17-yard line.
Iaqlee gained through right guard,
NY Yale threw Mahan back for z
X saIU lnEG Prink1n1r than drnnnad hack
me 25-yard line and kicked per-
eG field goal. The Crimson contin-
ssAl went wild with joy. SCORE:
SaRVARD, 3; YALE, 0.
Fendleton kicked OF. and his boot