The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

about the matter 20 far as big Foot"
was concerned, but the West stand
rumbled with amazcmcmt and vivid
banners OF old Harvard ripplcd
iubilantlH in tho breeze
O'Hricn's Stnr Play.
There came Il strange play after
this that netted Yale two points. and
shat will probably long be discussed
IN tho college football world. Know
les. Of Nnle. kicked off midfeld and the
bali hit Harvard's goal posts bounding
back into the fold. OBricn, the big
end OF tho Crimson. picked up the ball
and trot;ed back over the Harvard
roal line and touched II to the ground
II was by way OF being bone" as
thcro was no reason whatever for the
action In any other play but Il kick
off the ball hitting the posts would
be a touchback. and O'Bricn probably
dopel this play ont along that line.
the officials paused and held consul
tation. aud theu the figure two shot
up or the score board, showing that
OBricn had scored safety and
brought his name into somo disrepute
for che moment among Yale rooters.
Al the opening OF the second period.
Knowles had kick out from behind
the Nnle goal line as the first period
had ended with the ball close up 10
the Blue posts. but in Hnte's posses
sion Nathan made n fair catch at the
thirty nine yard line and Brlckley
wasted no further time. Logan held
The ball and the big booter damned II
high over the New Haven wicket.
In the second period Alec Wilson met
Mahan's punt and ran il back twenty
three Yards through the entire Harvard
line Three additional plays worked
the ball over in front of Harvard's
field goal from the thirty cight-yard
line NJ the close Of the first year
otis missed q thrty-hve try with quite
q bit 10 spare.
Guernsey Misses Try.
At the opeuing Of the second half.
GUERNSEY missed another boot from
the fortY-yard line. and then. AS if 20
things arc done Bricklcy kicked 4 goal
from range OF thirty yards. This was
"a superb effort although il WAS not
particularly difficult.
As Rig Foot" took the bali he held
il nensively and fondled it for mo-
mcnt. as ii to reflect where to send it.
He had plenty of time. No Yale man
came his way, rs the Crimson line bull
warkcd bin against position attack
Finally. after il seemed that he might
decide TO send the ball by mail. he
booted with intense calm. and the score
was increased three points lin Fair
IIarvards favor).
Immediatcly afterward Brlcklcv
dashed Off twenty yards right through
the Yale front TO Yalc's twenty five
Nard line, and after II little backing and
hllnc in that vicinity, he peeled off his
fourth field goal from distance Of
thirty three yards. In The fourth pc
rod. he closed his days Ia hors with a
goal from The twenty-yard line
Line up
Harvard Position Yale
O'Brien. left end. Avery
DanaD
Hitchcock. left tackle =. Talbot
"conan, Miils> ,Way)
Gilman ........ left guard. .Ketcham
Trnmbull $500. centre ....... AIartinc
tSoucy) fPendleton)
rennocls fright guard Arnold
Storer. right Tickle. Warren
siardwicit right end. .... Brann
,Freedlcy)
Logan ..... quarter back. $50. Wilson
Mailanc .,.... left half 49,. .Ainsworth
Hladlee right half. $50. .AlcIcsh
Beetle, Wiilets)
Brichley. full back Guernsey
How points were scored
For Harvard field goals. Bricklev, :;
FOR Yale, field goals. Guernsey. J. Sale
=. O'Rrien, |. Referee. w. S. Lang
ford Trinity Umpire. Neal Snow
Michigan Head linesman. II. l.. Fultz.
! Brown. Four periods of fifteen minutes
each.