The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

Using lateral and forward passes several times, the Crimson team was driven back ward. aided by sensational run by Le- gore. The attack was not sustained. the ball being regained eventually before the blue could score and so the elevens cen- tered the final 15 minutes of play with Harvard leading by g points to Q.
 Last Desperate Drive
 With the ball in her possession. Yale opened the final period with last desper- ate drive at the Harvard goal line Scovil, the Elfs plung.ng back, called into the game with the ball inside Harvards B. yard line, hurled himself three times at the opposing line only to be hurled back with little or no gain. although his team mates were fighting desperately to help him. As a last resort Yale tried for ward pass. but the El s left end was buried under a mass of Crimson oppo- nents and Harvard had regained the ball on downs. Mahan immediately punted out of oanger. Following a series of rushes and punts. Harvard intercepted forward pass and started her final march for touchdown from her own 2s-yard line. Within 12 yards of the Eli's goal line there was injected into the game the most spectacular and sensational piece of foot ball strategy ever seen on an eastern ST diron.
 Just as the teams were lining up. Cartafn Brickley. operated upon for appendicitis early In October, rushed m full uniform across the field to th. scene of play. The Crimson leader re- placed Francke at fullback and pre- pared to execute a field goal
 The Yale line and secondary defense spread out to block the kick It was but another bit of Crimson generaiship, however for Brickley, standing far lack. was but a spectator of the play wherein Mahan and Hradlee in two rushes carried the ball to Yale's one yt I'd line. Harvard was overeag ger and holding penalty drove them back 15 yards. The Crimson regained 10 yards with forward pass. while Brickley watched the other 10 players, outwit the Ellis
 Again the Harvard leader went through the motions of kicking a field goal while forward pass brought the fifth and final touchdown of the Game. Brickley then closed his football cal ger at Harvard by kicking an easy goal and trotted off the field amid tumult of cheering in which the Yale as well as the Harvard sections joined
 Yale was outclassed and outgener- aled, although several of her players compared favorably from an individ uai standpoint with Harvard's best. Le- core's kicking, KnolSles' line plunging. Wilson's. Talbotts and Betts' defen- sive work were bright spots. Like all recent Harvard teams, the individual vas sunk in the perfect working Of the machine. Mahan and Hardwick were the Har- ward stars from an individual stand . r0int but 1t was a football team that Coach Haughton sent into the Yale howl to help in the dedication of the new football stadium.
 The lineup:
 Harvard-J. T. Coolidge, left end; Par son. left tackle; Weston, left guard; Wal lace center; Pennock, right guard; Trum- bell, right tackle; Hardwick, right end i; Logan. quarterback; Mahan !, left half back; Bradlee. r.ght halfback; Francke. fullback
 Yale-Brann. left end; Talbott, left tackle; Conroy, left guard White, center; Walden, right guard; Betts, right tackle; Stllman, right end A. Wilson, quarter baee. Ainsworth left halfback: Knowles, right halfback; Legore, fullback
 Score by periods:
 Harvard ......................... 16 I 7-36 Yale ............................ o o O. 0
 Referee. Nathan A. Tufts. Brown. Um- men, Fred w. Murphy, Brown Field judge. Dr. Carl Williams. University of Pennsylvania. Tine Of periods. 15 miu- utes each.
 Harvard scoring: Touchdowns, Hard- wick 2, Francke 2, J. T. Coolidge Goals from touchdowns. HardwiclS 2. Brickley. Goal from field. Mahan.
 Substitutions Harvard: Watson for Lo- gan, Bigeow for Wallace, c. A. Coolidge for Hardwick R. Curtis for Parson, King for Bradlee. Bradlee for King, Logan Tor Watson, Parson for R. Curtis Hardwick for c, A. Coolidge, w thington for Wes- ton, Bricl1ley for Francke, McKlintock for Brickiey, Swigert for Watson, Weth- erhead for J. T. Coolidge, Smith for Wetherhead, Atkinson for Bigelow, c. A. Coolidge for Hardwick, Underwood for c. A. Coolidge.
 Yale Carter for Still, J. Sheldon for Conroy. Scovii for Knowles, Waite for Legore.