Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-22

quarter of a century over Yale in the
new blue bowl today. Five touchdowns
brought the points to &c to 0 in favor of
the crimson. The Harvard uffense drove
Yale back for many yards, while the
dreaded Yale lateral pass was unable to
bring a blue score. Twice Yale stood
almost under the Harvard goal post, but
could not produce a score.
The strength of the Harvard defense
was one of the most remarkable shown
by a Crimson team in many years One of
the sensations was the appearance of
Captain Brickley in the fourth period
Brickley figured in the sevr-ng by kicking
q goal
The usual demonstration followed the
end Of the game and it was singular that
the three latest foot ball edifices of Har-
ward, Princeton and Yale should have
received their dedication by defeats of the
home team.
Harvard Wins Toss.
Harvard won the toss and elected to
defend the south goal. Yale gave the
Crimson the kick off and Mahan booted
to Legore. who came back thirty yards
from the seven-yard mark. Two attempts
failed to gain and Legore punted to Ma
han on Harvard's twenty-yard line. The
Harvard back went all the way to Yale's
thirty-seven-yard mark, Knowles tackling
him from the rear.
Using Bradlee three times and Mahan
once the Crimson made a first down on
the twenty-five-yard line. Bradlee hit
the line for five and Francke made six
yards on a fake kick, then repeated for
five more, and Bradlee on a delayed pass
went to the five-yard mark. Talbot threw
wing shift for a loss but Hardwick
took a forward pass from Mahan and
scored a touchdown around Brann The
Crimson needed only eleven rushes to
score from the thirty seven-yard line.
Hardwick missed a hard goal. Score:
Harvard, 6; Yale 0.
Knowles ran the second kickoff back
thirteen yards from the fifteen-yard line.
A lateral pass lost seven yards and Aims
worth was thrown for a loss of five
more. Legore punted to his own forty
seven-yard mark. Harvard made one
first down. then Yale stiffened and Ma
han threw forward pass out of bounds.
1t was Yales ball on their thirty-yard
mark. Legore punted over the Harvard
goal line. Yale claimed Mahan touched
the ball before it crossed and claimed a
safety, which was not allowed.
Starting from their twenty-yard mark
the Harvard backs ripped off gains of
fifteen, sixteen, fifteen, five and eight
yards. Then a penalty of fifteen for
holding halted them and Mahau was
forced back twenty yards on an at
tempted forward pass. Mahan punted and
Legore returned it. The ball was Har-
wards on their thirty -five-yard line when
the period ended.
Harvard Scores often.
Second period: Yale's left was at once
attacked, Mahan skirting the right end
for successive runs of nineteen and
twenty-five yards. Then he went through
the center for seven. Watson replaced |
Logan. Bradlee and Franck made first |
down on the Blue Vineyard line. On a |
delayed pass Mahan made six yards. |
There was a tumble on the next play.
the ball rolling across the line. Franck
fell on it for a touchdown. Hardwick
again missed goal. Score: Harvard, u;
Yale, 0.
Yale tried kicking off this time Carter
replaced Stillman and Bradlee was forced
out of bounds at his Twenty-Five yard
line. Harvard tried rushing again, but
Yale forced punt, Legore running It
back from his own twenty-five to Har-
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made five and Knowles three yards
through the line. Knowles made the first
down. He was used three times more,
and with three to go on the fourth down
shot forward pass to Ainsorth on Har-
wards thirteen-yard mark. Eight rushes
had yielded thirty-nine yards. Harvard
was penalized for delay and Knowles went
to the six-yard mark. Then he was
stopped at center on the next play FUN
bled Coolidge recovered and sprnted
the length of the field for the third Har-
ward score. Harick kicked this goal
Score; Harvard, 10, Yale, O.
Walden kicked Off and Mahan came
back twenty yards TO his thirty-yard
mark. On the second rush Bradlee went
through center standing up and ran to
Yale's thirty-yard mark. Two more plays
gained ten, then Harvard was penalized
fifteen for holding. Mahan's attempt
at a field goal was blocked but Harvard
recovered. King cook Bradlee's place
From the forty-yard mark Hardwick
made seven, then Yale held. Mahan ,
kicked short for field goal and Legore
fumhled on his ten-yard line, Harvard
again recovering. Again Yale held, and
on his third try. this time from the TWEEN
ty-five yard mark, Mahan drop-kicked a
goal Score: Harvard. %; Yale, 0.
Walden kicked off, and Harvard had !
advanced to its own forty-three-yard
mark when the half ended. During the
first half Harvard completely outplayed
Yale in every department Of the game.
With the exception of a short flash at
the beginning OF the second period, Yale
never threatened the Crimson, while the =
Cambridge men rolled up a score OF % /,
points, which, in but thirty minutes of !
play, equals the largest previous score ;
ever made by Harvard against Yale. The :
Ellis also developed a disastrous fumblng i
streak in the second period, two 'fumbles r
directly resulting in touchdowns.
Two Men Injured. n
Third period Walden kicked off to
Mahan on the ten-yard line. Mahan ran
back twenty-seven yards. After two
short gains Mahan punted and Legore's ,
return punt was blocked. Wallace got II /
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