Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-21
HARVARD LEADS
YALE FROM START
[Continued From First Pagel

30-yard line. Ainsworth made two
yards through center. Knowles added
three more. Legore kicked over the
Harvard goal line but Bevan kicked
the ball before it went over. Yale
claimed a safety.
1t was not allowed. On the first
rush from the 2O-yard line Harvard
made fifteen yards Mahan skirted
Brann's end for fifteen yards more. ,
Francke made five yards through
center. Mahan carried the ball to
Yale's 32-yard line for another first
down. Bradlee tore through for eight
yards more. Harvard was penalizeo
fifteen yards for holding. The ball
was taken to Yale's 36-yard line. Ma
han was hurled back twenty yards. 1t
was a vain effort to hurl a forward
pass. Mahan kicked to Legore on
Yale's 25-yard line. The ball was run
back fifteen yards.
Yale Rushes
Yale started rushing from the AZ
yard line. Wilson made four yards
through center. He added a yard
more through the same place. Legore
punted to Mahan on Harvard's 10
yard line. The ball was run back five
yards. The ball was called back and
Yale was permitted five yards for Off
side play. The ball was on Yale's
on Harvard's 15-yard line. The bali
was run back to the 35-yard line.
Bradlee made three yards through
center.
First period: Harvard. 6; Yale, 0.
Harvard outplayed Yale in the first
period, scoring n touchdown on n 81.
yard march down the field. Through
out the period Yale was back of her
42yard line. Her lateral pass offense
was thrown back by Harvard for 70
peated losses.
Second Period
The second period started with Ma
han making a run of nineteen yards
around left end. 1t was a first down
on Yale's 42-yard line. Hardwick i'm
mediately skirted the Yale end for an
other long run, planting the ball on
Yale's 20-yard line. Mahan added
seven more through center. Watson
went in for Logan.
1t was first down on Yale's 9-yard
line. On a delayed pass Mahan took
the ball to Yale's 35-yard line. There
was a tumble on the next play
In the tumble the ball rolled over
the Yale goal line and Francke fell on
it. Mahan kicked out to Watson for b
try at goal. Hardwick again missec
the goal.
Score, Harvard, 12; Yale, 0.
Crimson Pushes the Ball
Yale kicked off from their 40-yard
line. Carter replaced Stillman. Wal
den sent the ball to Bradlee and the
ball was run out of bounds on Har-
wards 22-yard line. Again the Grim
son began rushing. Hardwick made
three yards through Walden.
Knowles made a first down on Har-
wards 34-yard line. Knowles strug-
gled through for two yards at center.
on a pretty forward pass, Knowles to
A H.,
wards 13-yard line. Knowles made
two yards outside of tackle. In eight
rushes Yale carried the ball 80 yards.
Knowles planted the ball on Harvard s
6-yard line. 1t was a fourth down
with a yard to gain. On the next
play there was Yale tumble.
Runs Whole Field For Goal
Coolidge picked up the ball and ran
the entire length of the field for "a
Harvard 6-yard line when Knowles
dropped the ball just as he had made
the distance for q first down. Hard
wick kicked the goal.
Score: Harvard, 10; Yale, 0.
Coolidge picked up the ball and had
a clear field for a 9S-yard run. Wal
den kicked off to Fsahan on Harvard's s
10-yard line. The ball was run back
20 yards.
Harvard was penalized Is yards for
holding. The ball was put in play on
Yale's 34-yard line. Branlee was
nailed without gain. Mahan tried a
field goal but the ball was blocked on
Yales 40-yard line, where Harvard
recovered. Bradlee made a yard
through center.
Harvard scored a field goal from
field. Score: Harvard, %; Yale, o.
, Mahan dropped back to the 25-yard
line and easily made the goal. Walden
again kicked off to Francke on Har-
wards 25-yard line. The ball was run
back to the 3S-yard line. Mahan gain
ed five yards through center.
Score end first half: Harvard, %;
Yale, 0.
During the first half Harvard COM
pletely. outplayed Yale in every de-
partment of the game. With the ex-
ception of a short flash at the begin
ming OF the second period Yale never
threatened the Crimson, while Cam
bridge rolled up a score of 22 points,
which, with but thirty minutes to play,
just equals the largest previous score
ever made by Harvard against Yale.
Yale found 1t almost impossible to
hold the Crimson forwards in check
and was badly deceived by the in.
volved milling of ball behind the
Harvard line previous to the rush for
the hole called for by the signals.