Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
HARVARD DEFEATS
YALE DEC|S|VE[Y
Brickley Makes All of CrimsOn's
15-Points by Five Field
Goals.
Ellis SCORE ON A FLUKE PLAY
Get Three on Drop Kick beside
Two on the Safety-First
Time Blue Has Lost
in Stadium.
Ellis SCORE ON A FlUKE PLAY


with even more decisive football than
was expected of it against Yale's llth-
hour team, but mcrciessly banging its
| way up the gridron, time and again
| placed the ball within drop-kck distance.
The team having done its work Charley
| Bricklcy was on hand to deliver the
| punch" Yesterday the particular solar
| plcNus blow was performed with Charley's
already famous right foot. and four goals
| by drop-kck and ono from placement
| made possible the Crimsons 15-to-5 vic
| tory over Yale Nearly $4,000 persons saw
the game.
Harvard has waited long for such a
day to como. Yesterday was the real
christening of the Crimson's stadium.
Five times had the Blue and Crimson
| teams faced cac! other within its walls,
hut never before had the Harvard team
been return, the winner. This was one
tradition that now is no more,
Also no longer can Yale point to foot
bail history and say: "Wel Harvard
beats us once in while, but YOU will
| notice that she never comes back to give
n double dose" Last year Harvard won
10y 20 to o: Yesterday, in a better football
game. the victory was even more decisive.
although it ma. not he shown by the
figures
FIVE GOALS IL SEVEN TRIES
Seven times yesterday did Brickley
stand back and aSslil the Yale goal. Drop
kicks. i've times in number, he sent sail
ing off in the direction of the crosshar and
four times he counted twice also he
edged up to where Nal Logan was lold-
ing the bah in placement, once succeeding
with his shot and once failing to gain his
end.
At the elise of the game Bricklcy was
Rsain drawn back in position to try once
more: but the play was late and while all
Harvard was camorug for another score
just as the whistle sounded it l. doubtful
whether Brickiey would have made the
attempt \ line plunge by Mahan would
have been the likely play
Brickley now stands with Bernie Traf-
ford. also a Harvard man, as the pro-
ducer Of five goals in a single game.
Trafford, as a sophomore on Arthur Cum
nock's team. which finally beat Yale, II
20 C. at Springfield, kicked tive goals
against Cornell on November /, 1890.
WHERE BEICKLEY KICKED FROM
Eut Trafford's wonderful performance
was no greater than, was Brickley's
against Yale. Against the lthacans
Tuafford kicked two goals from the 90
yard line and three goals from the 20
var" nue. N"i'' H'S''ru"! one ol p''cN-
I'H "'oP MINIS '''a''' ''"'' '''' "'-H ara
hH'' as "o also one 81 MS placement
N''hS' inc ot"er drops o'lhs ha"r from
Yale's co. q and 22-yard lines
t""'hd"WhIess gam" II was with
hafdIN threat tor the score Tor when
Harvard '"ng"d ana Yale hardly could
haV" dared hoped to get Late In the
game and Just before Bric5leY kicked
his final goal, the Crimson advanced in
eight plays from Wales ii-yard line TO
within II yards of the New Haven posts.
Here, however, fourth down came with
three yards to 60 and so the running
attack was abandoned. and Bricklcy was
called upon again
I'm the third period Harvard made an
other great advance into Yalc's territory
starting ON its own a3-yaM line and
going straight M the field for n wards
for d first down. there to be held short
Another time a MAGNIFICENT run bv
llItkltN carried the hall Nale'S "a