New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
HARVARD BUR|ES BROWN
UNDER 81 TO 0 SCORE
Crimson Team Shows Greatest
Speed of Season-HoldS
Visitors Safe at All Times.
85-YARD RUN FOR SCORE
After Game Is Cinched Substi-
tutes Continue Regulars
Good Work-Logan and
Trumbull at Yale.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

by IelcRrhpn 10 he lilDNHc'I
Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 1S.-Harvard
piled up 81 points against Brown In the
Stadium this afternoon and held the WIS.,
itors safe at all times. The Crimson's
team. which underwent a SHIFT during the
last week, owing to weaknesses which
r,cre shown up in the game with Prince
ron a week ago. proved faster than at any
other time this season.
The team as 1t will probably face Yale
next Saturday, with the exception Oh
Logan at quarter and Trumbull at centre
both OF whom were at New Haven to-aa!
watching the Eli outfit In its battle With
the Tigers. played the game through the
first half. The score at that point was
II 10 0, and, thinking II sulIlcle"'' S''
coaches left, to run the team py Codc"
Haughton. who was also at Ne" Haven
with Logan and Trumbull. began 10 Hlane
coaches left by Coach Haughton, VINO
was also at New Haven with Logan anu
Trumbul to run the team, began 10 'i"N'
substitutions. -
Brickl,y. Mahan, Bradlee and StoreF
gave way to substitutes, and they were
soon followed by all the other hrst SUI
PLAYERS. When the game endeu soi'o
Harvard players were in the lineup WIZ
had never played in any other Oh 'he
Crlmson's games this season.
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Harvard continued to score. aided by a
few breaks in the luck. and phed up ~
points in the third and fourth periods'
Brickley showed the same cleverhesS
with his toe as he did at Princeton, with
the exception that in kicking field goal
to-day he had the advantage OF sending
the ball over the crossbars from place
ment Another try ne made from the 10
yard line just missed scoring. Mahan was
not used much while he was In the line
up. although he ran back one punt Tor
twenty Yards and got away with an end
run of thirty-fve yards. only TO be called
back. as holding was discovered In the
Harvard line.
Haryards first march for score came
early In the first period. shortly after
Henry. for Brown, had tried to drop KICK
field goal from Harvards 40-yard line'
Brown having recovered the ball wheh
Freddy muffed one Of Henry's punts.
Hardwick punted when the ball was put
I'm play on the 2O-yard line from the touch
hack. and the ball carried tifty-eight
Yards. Henry returned the punt, and
Freddy ran It to Harvard's S-yard line.
From that point Harvard's advance was
steady up to the 20-yard line, with Brick
ley carrying the ball most of the distance.
He dropped back on a first down as IL 10
try field goal. but Mahan caught the
ball from Soucy and plunged straight
through the centre for nineteen yards.
Brickley carried it over on the next play
for the touchdown. Hardwick kicked the
goal. When the period ended Brown had
the ball on its l3-yard line.
Brown lost ground in two plays after
the second period began, and Henry,
forced to punt behind his goal line, paved
the way for the goal from placement
which was kicked BY Brickley. Henry S
punt was caught by Freddy on Brown
3S-yard line as fair catch, and Br'ckley
then sent the ball straight as bullet be-
tween the uprights, about three feet above
the crossbar.
Gilman took Henry's kickoff on Har-
wards 25-yard line and ran it back fifteen
yards, where Mahan got Off punt to
Browns 20-yard line. When Harvard took
the ball on its own 45-yard line from a
punt another march to the goal line was
4, utn na1 tah nf "a p
ward was penalized fifteen yards for hold
ing. Brickley a few minutes later made
a fairly good try for field goal from the
4S-yard line.
A nfteen-yard penalty imposed on
Brown two plays after the ball had been
put IN play from the 20-yard line forced
Henry TO punt outside at Browns 3s-yard
line. Harvard on the first play was PEN
allied five Yards for off-side, but on the
next play Mahan made a long forward
pass To Hardwlck. who caught II on
Browns l5-yard line. and went over LOT
a touchdown, he adding another point by
kicking the goal.
Wtlletts. who went In for Brickley in
the second half gave fine exhibition
OF punting. and when one OF his KICKS
early in the third period was muned Dy
Gardner, Coolidge who had replaced Dana
nj end picked the ball up and ran for a
touchdown from the S0-yard line. Will
let's kick the goal. AS the period was
drawing TO q close Harvard had begun
series OF attacks on Browns line, begin
ming at Browns 4s-yard line. with Me-
Kinlock, who had replaced Mahan, doing
the bulk OF the work. The ball was on
Browns l2-yard line as the period ended.
Mills, who had gone in for Storer'
tried field goal, standing on the 81
ward line. but the kick was blocked.
Watson. who had replaced Freddy at
quarter recovered the ball on Brown S
17yard line, and BEETLE, who had re-
placed Bradlee. went over in three plays
Then developed the spectacular play OF
the afternoon. Mills took Henrv's KICK
off on Harvard's l5-yard line. and aided
nv splendid interference. ran down the
centre Of the gridiron so yards for a
touchdown. Willetts kicked an easy
goal The Harvard coaches then sent In
several more substitutes, and they held
Brown safely at all times. The sum-
mary follows:
Harvard 80. Position. Brown tol.
~ prien ..........R. E....,.......... McNei
Gilman ............L. T................. Henry
Hitchcock ...........L. G............... Hazard
Soucv ................C..... ,....,.....'. M'cnel
pennock .............R. G...,....,.,...'..: Geiu
Hnrdw,ck ............. r. E................ McBet
FreedIey ..............Q. B.............. Harunel