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BRIcKLEY is STAR OF THE CON-
TEST WITH FOUR GOALS TO
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YALE GETS A TOUCHBACK
cARELEssNEss OF o'6RlEN GIVES
OPPOSING TEAM ADDITIONAL
TWO POINTS


Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22.-Charles
e. Brickley, with the assistance of
the rest of the Harvard varsity team,
broke down all Crimson traditions
today by defeating Yale Is to 5. The
famous halfback scored with his edu-
Gated right foot four goals from the
field from behind his rush line and
one from placement. This exploit
had only been equalled once or twice
in the history of American football
The Yale scores came on goal
on the field by Guernzy and a mis-
taken safety by o'Brien of Harvard.
The latter was made after Yale
kickoff had struck the Harvard goal
post and the Harvard man picked it
ap and thoughtlessly touched it down
behind the line. Harvard outplayed
Yale except for a few minutes in the
third period when the Yale offense
made a grand march down the field
Of 40 yards. The nearest that Yale
reached to Harvard's goal line was
the 26-yard line, while Harvard came
within II yards of the Yale back
line.
The defense by both teams was so
rigid that scoring by field goals was
the only chance at point-mahng For
ty seven thousand people sat in the
summer sunshine and the entire
crowd remained for the Harvard ser
pentine celebration, the first ever
made in Yale game in the stadium;
and the first celebration of a double
victory of the Crimson against the
Blue.
Harvard and Yale met in their an
nual football game here today The
game drew a record crowd of $4,000
persons. No other athletic event in
this country at which a paid admis-
sion was required has ever drawn
such numbers.
The weather was fine from spec
tator's standpoint, but the Indian sum-
mer air lacked the snap which puts
life and speed into football elevens.
First Period-Guernzy kicked off
over the goal line, but Mahan ran the
ball out instead Of making touch
back, and went to the 25-yard line.
He tried the Blue line for no gain,
then kicked, and with the sun In his
face Wilson fumbled but recovered
the ball on the 25-yard line Aims
worth hit tackle for five yards, then
lost bit on an end run and Knowles
punted to Harvard's S5-yard line.
The Blue defense forced a return
kick which was also fumbled but re
covered. The return punt was run
back by Mahan to Yale's 45-yard line
AS Brickley dropped back for another
try at goal, Bradlee took the ball and
ran it to Yale's 1S-yard line. From
that point Brickley had no trouble II
scoring a field goal Score: Harvard
3; Yale, 0.
Guernzy's kickoff hit the goal posts
and Mahan touched the ball dowr
back Of the dine. The referee award
ed a safety. Score Harvard, 81
Yale. 2.
Second Period The first play of th,
second period was fair catch By
Mahan on Yale's 89-yard line. Brick
ley easily kicked field goal from
placement. Score: Harvard, 6; Yale
3.
An exchange Of punts after the kick
off gave the ball to Yale on Harvard'I
47-yard inc Two shifts yielded eigh
yards and Guernzy dropped goa
from the sS-yard mark Score. Har
ward, 6; Yale, 5.
Brickley's kickoff went for touch
back and from the 2O-yard line Yall
rushed eight yards in three tries. TO
gan caught the resulting punt AM
was forced out Of bounds at Harvard'l