The sun., 1913-11-23
HARVARD CRIES TOUCHDOWN
.ets RaiI IN shadow ~ Vale Goal
Posts. but Hrtck1ey ktcks.

.ets RaiI IN shadow ~ Vale Goal
Posts. but RrickIey kicks.
GUERNSEY opened the nna, period with
forward pass to knowles which re-
suited IN q gain Of eight yards. Knowles
was dropped ON Wales as yard line by
Suucy and Vale had y first down. On
e fake forward pass Wilson fell in his
tracks and lost two yards. Guernsey
ed \ real forward pass after that and
Hr,ckley. ieapng on the ground. caught
'he ball almost out OF Avery's hands.
Erickiey WAS knocked over on Harvards
80 yard line. but the play was fast and
curious and without delay Mahan started
fnr Yale's left end Avery met him
mere with a deadly tackle and bore him
hack for loss Of five yards. Brickley
100 found that Talbot was too strong for
him and no gain was recorded.
\ punt by Mshan Was necessary and
wilson after taking the leather stepped
out OF bounds at Yale's Is yard mark.
This was one Of the longest punts of the
game and might have resulted disas-
,rously for Yale II Wilson had not been on
the alert. Yale promptly attacked. Aims
worth running the ball back for five yards
through Harvard's left wing. where he
ran into Rricliley and fell in a heap
wilson gained five more and first down
tr a rush through the opposite wing and
,insworth followed with four yards
'l'ln'I p'oS'Css beHk piCNeutSu ~
>oucy.
Wilson came to time with seven yards
through P.nnock, hut Yale's cheers were
ut short when Harvard received fifteen
ards for holding and the ball went
! htck I" Yaie's IL yard line. Guernsey
men puntcd and Ketcham. running down
me neid al lively rate. nailed Mahan
on Yalc's - yard line.
way SuVplants Talbot.
Tslbo, was unable to continue and Way
toOk his place. \ powertul rush u!
rama carried the bah to Yale's 81 yard
mark. where Knowles go, him with
,eavy tackle. Mahan. sprintine through
81 N,d. opening i'm Sales left wing.
altered seven yards more. and Rricklsyin
$40 attempts worked the oval to the II
ard mark.
Great cheering h, Harvard followed the
'f,king Of a first down. aud cries OF
Touchdown' Touchdown - were heard on
1 sides Play was stopped here for a
ron.rt while Arnold took the place OF
i'.udlcton at Yale's right guard. and when
r'ay Was resumed Mahan failed TO gain
u scrimmage IN which Knowles re-
,sived such Earring that he found II
iuuossiblc to use his right leg. McLeish
AS sent from the side lines to succeed
.n but Knowles. AS game as a bulldog.
,rd not want to leave the battle. Capt
NetchAm finally persuaded him to go TO
tre side lines. and both Harvard and
Vat" cheered him for his pluck
Rrickley went to the IS yard line then
ss II to try a drop kick. and Yale was
.o"Ied. for Mahan pounded his Way
trough the right wing to the I, yard
m.rk Brickley followed With 4 rush of
ards and the New Haven crowd lcaped
500 with Il concerted cry Of Hold en-
lie. Hold en-. Yale Get the ball
DricLIey Makes FiGth Goal.
Bu, there was no chance to hold them
D,r Harvard's attacking methods ended
i."u and there. az BrickleN siepped back
- the =. yard mark and drop kicked his
ufth goal in wonderful style. II was an
~ Kick. but the remarkable feature OF
vas Brickley's careless abandon as ne
,ropped the pigskin to the toe OF his
Once more Brickley was the recipien;
ot a wild demonstration from 10000 Har-
ard followers and AZ the cheering IN
css,d Yale Joined in. II was meniora-
l.o incident in football and indicated the
-,atn.ss Of Harvards phenomenal drop
ricker Brickleys name WAS on the tip
o' the tongue from that moment until
loYg after the game was over. Nh"i
Guernsey kicked on Bettle made the catch
and hustled back to Harvard's 32 yard
lac, where time was called to enable
,'rNeu to recover the use OF his bellows
~ the next lineup Mahan punted out
% hounds AT Yale's ~ yard mark and
81, crowd had laugh AT the expense
- ia" referee. who was lmping abou'
pdnfuly because some one had stepped
= 'ou his toe.
,;u,InseN tesuned action with a for
ward pass. hui when Avery muffed the
ipll lust as II Harvard man bumped
uu him II WAS called back and Guernse!
ii'd the play all over again. THIS TIM
'rickloy Intercepted the pass and came
coming back to Harvard's 4S yard line
Io-tu gave way to Freedley and bott
.nru wore checred by the Harvard crowd
OmciaIs Overlook Scraps.
Bottio aud Mahan. however. could moi
.aiu because of desperate tackles by Ar
lid and Talbot, 80 Mahan got in Ions
"ilal punt which passed over AIMS
.oiths head and Wilson, lucky enough
ju recover it, fell out OF bounds at fale''
'ard line There were several scrap
this miNup hut they were evidentl,
unseen by the officials. for nothing wa'
d"ue. Wilson came back with NV
I'D gain through the centre and on 3
.nr Kick he followed with four more
."lue dropped solidly by Dana. Guern
SEE, punteh and when Mahan mde fai
''l.h on Yales ~ yard line the Har
fard shouters exclaimed. "Oh. oh, what :
Iruc' for Brickley! Here's anothe
.o.l"
II"Ndley poised the ball less than
',"i IN front ~ the 10 yard line an,
Nl"y, with evident confidence. let ~
foot II was "a poor kick. however
''|. bail scarcely rising more than 81,
i'' un the ground and rolling over thu
sHI Inc. The crowd was silent at thi
r'w'ut and had IA chance to laugh whei
."." one with a shrill voice exclaimed
iuui old Vale"
Iu" tall WAS pu, In play at Yale's y
iHl Iu" aft"r Talbot had supplantet
'' 81 Iacs left tackle. In fake kicl
:"ruallun Wilson got six yards and Aims
N"lh followed with two, Wilson made
y .. d""n by diving between ketchan
/ 'id Marilng and the score board showe'
t'a' there Mere four minutes to play.
N'l' Was lighting to the end agains
e4l odds but the Harvard crowd wa
tnl.'arN A. Haryard's line stiffene'
Gl''ns,! made' forward pass whic
S"Nrv caught. More time WAS taken Ou
'" al"w the substitution of Willetts TO
l''le. and after lirickiey had failed 4
i'. 4n'e more than foot Mahanl ioomc
ln "th a superb run 10 Wales Al var
j." ~" WAS brought down by Ains
""7h who wss ever on the alert. bu
syain time had to be called for Mills .