Arizona republican., 1913-11-23
Giant Fullback Boots Five Field Goals Over Eli Posts and the Crimson Trirmphs Over Blue for First Time Twice
IN TWO YEARS
 HAND RUNNING
Victory is Due as Much to Coaching System as to Classy Work of Team Guernsey's Toe Saves Yale a Banking
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! CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 22-HarVard i football team of 1913 with Fullback ] Charles E. Brickley in the stellar l role. established a new epoch in 1 crimson history today, by defeating i Yale, 15 to ,. Neither team sue ! ceeded in carrying the ball across l the others goal line and all points were the direct or indirect result ! of kicking. Seven times Bricl1ley drove the ball spinning and turning over the heads of the Yale players and so deadly was the accuracy of his eye and toe that five times the ball crossed the goal post for Grim son points. Four times Guernsey, Yales field goal kicker, essayed the same feat, but only once did the leather spheroid cross the Harvard goal. To Ellis earned three points were added and unearned two due to an unintentiOnal safety by Left End O'Brien of Harvard Thus, thanks to Brickley's superior kick ing ability, did Harvard defeat Yale the second time in two years and win an undisputed right to the all- eastern intercollegiate football cham pionship.
 Spectacular as was Brickley's play in both running and kicking, the fact remains that the superior ma chine that Coach HOughton develop ed this year earned equal glory with the famous drop kicker, for the con- certed play and efforts of the eleven men as a whole paved the way for the situations from which Brickley scored the fifteen points which stand tonight as Harvard's record against the blue That Guernsey, on the other hand, failed to approach Brick Iey's feat was due almost entirely to the fact that the team in front of him could not be held and would drive back the Crimson to points where field goal kicking passed from the improbable to the impossible.
 It is stated broadly. Harvard play ed a well balanced game in both of fense and defense in which it beat the most conservativ parts of new and old football successfully com bined
 Opposed to this was the Yale game that undoubtedly would have won under the five yards in three downs" days; but is not suited against the Harvard eleven of 1913. The victory of the Crimson, there fore is as much a victory for the Harvard coaching system as for the Crimson players.
 That it was a Harvard victory in every sense of the word and devoid of flu1es and questionable features was proved by the statistics of playing.
 Harvard in all gained 329 yards, and nine first downs in fifty seven rushes against Yales 115 yards and six first downs. in forty one rushes. Mahan gained 77 yards on IS punts to 52 yards in the combined punts bv Guernsey and Knowles.
 BrckIey kicked five goals out of seven tries Guernsey one goal out of four tries. The Harvard players ran back Yale's punts 133 yards against 54 yards thus regained by the Eli backs. In penalties Yale lost thirty wards for holding and rough work to Harvard's five yards for an offside play.
 More than 47OOO of the alumni. undergraduates and adherents of the two universities gathered for the game from all parts of the country.
 The weather was perfect.
 Chi Champs
 CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Outclassing. and outlucking their op- ponents, the University of Chicago football team defeated the University of Wisconsin eleven here today by score of 19 to 0. By taking this game they won the undisputed title to the conference championship.
 Minnesota 19-lIlinois
 CHAMPAIGN, Nov. 22.-Minne-