The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-22
HARVARD LEADING IEv FIRST HALF OF CANn
Brickley Kicks Two Goals For Harvard And Yale Makes Safety=Guernsey Puts Over Field Goal For Elis In Second PeriOd=
 Great Run By Wilson Of Yale

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22-The af- ! ternoOn proved even warmer than the
 morning and until the sun sank be- | hin the walls it was sunshade weather in the stadium. Furs proved an abso- lute burden and for hours the spec tators sat in the stands in indoor garb l holding robes, shawls and coonsktn | coats in their laps As the stands be- gan to fill it was seen that the crowd was to be an exceedingly brilliant one.
 From the time the gates were thrown open at 12:30 until the game began there was a steady procession of these red and blue decked enthusiasts go- ing through the ticket passageways. It was there that a score of inspectors were stationed and once in a while
 their eagle eyes would detect tickets
 purchased from spectators and the
 holders admission was refused tenn
 porarily. In nearly all such cases
 where the holders proved to be inno-
 cent parties their names were taken
 and duplicate tickets issued. Such in
 stances however, were comparatively few.
 Although the high walls of the
 stadium cut off some of the southerly
 breeze there was nevertheless consid-
 erab1e wind movement down the grid
 iron. si This gave an advantage to the
 team having the west goal while the
 team on the opposite side of the field
 was still further handicapped by the
 sun shining in the eyes of the players.
 AS in the case in Princeton two weeks ago Coach Haughton sent the Harvard players onto the field for a preliminary warming up half an hour before the game was called. The Yale team appeared at 1850 and the Yale cheering section Immediately weat inE to= action. Five minutes afterward Harvard also appeared and was greet ed with the usual long Harvards. Then came the exchange of cheering courtesies between the two sides.
 Just before o'clock Referee Lang !, ford called the two captains to the center of the field and tossed the coin length of the conference in the field there was slight delay in calling the players to their positions.
 Harvard won the toss and took the west goal with the wind and sun at their backs.
 Yale ran down to the east goal with the ktckoff, Guernsey kicked off for 1 Yale. The ball went across the liar | yard goal line. The ball was caught | and 1t was run back to the 25 yard l line. Mahan tried Yale's left tackle for no | gain. Mahan kicked to Yale's 25 yard | line. The ball was fun1bled but recov- cred. On the next rush Aineworth made 5 yards through left tackle. There was a 5 yard penalty for offstde l play.
 Tt was YaIe's ball on the 35 yard line. Ainswogth lost a yard on a run to Harvard's left wing. Knowles kicked to Harvard's 90 yard line The ball was run back yards.
 Bradlee plunged through left tackle for yards. On a double pass Hard wick was thrown back for a loss of 2 yar'is. Mahan punted to Wilson on Yale's 33 yard line. The ball was two yards through right tackle. Aims worth carried it three yards more on B plunge through the left side. Brick ley nailed him
 Knowles punted to Mahan on the 30 yard line. The ball was run back to Yale's 47 yard line.
 Harvard was in Yale's territory for r the first time. The run of Mahan was 22 yards. Brickley made 6 yards in plunge through center. He add ed Z more on another into the same place. Mahan tried a forward pass but it fell to the ground and it was still Harvard's ball.
 Brickley dropped back to the cen ,er of the field for try at goal. The oan was low and went over the goal inc Yale brought the ball out to he 20 yard line and started rushing. Ainsworth made yards around liar ards right end. Knowles punted to he AT yard line when the ball went o Harvard.
 The play was again in Harvard's erritory. II
 On a fake kick formation Mahan vas nailed by Warren without gain 4ahan kicked over the Yale goal line md once more the ball was brought ut to the 20 yard line. Again" Yale ] tarted rushing. On a delayed pass Guernsey was thrown back for the oss of 8 yard. E
 Knowles kicked to the center of the cid where Yale man touched the all and as it rolled back it was V Iarvard's ball on Yale's 42 yrd line V iahan was tackled by Avery without T ain.
 Brickley could get no further through V Warren. y Logan tried forward pass but ir s -as fncompleted. It was still Har- ards ball in Yale territory. i Mahan kicked over Yale's goal line Wilson letting it roll over. Again t le ball was brought out to Ya1e's ( yard line Knowles was thrown o ack for a loss of half a yard and D 1en he punted to the center of the Il cid.
 Ta1bott tackled Logan fercely and ale was penalized 15 yards for rough s lay. It was Harvards ball on Yale's t yard line. .BricIley made two s ards through Yale's left wing and radiee added three more Brickley V ropped back to the A yard line for 1 t field goal trial It was fake and radlee took the ball to Yale's IS y ard line for first down. The play V