The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

NONLlNDED hOll Eh11 ONNEs
with individual drinking cups for the
Harvard players. such being the enete
custom at Cambridge these sanitary
days Tack soon Recovered. and q pc
riod replete with furnbhng and loose FOOT
ball came to an end.
The first flash Of real open play was
Displayed by Harvard as soon as the sec
ond period began. Mahan tossed for
ward pass high over the heads Of the
Tigers, but It was g fruitless effort, and
then Mahan stepped back to the eo-yard
line and took another crack at the Tiger
posts He fused around with the ball be-
fore dropping IL TO his toe just long enough
TO disturb his aim, and the kick went wide
into the wind.
Mahan got hold Of punt and raced
q yards through and around the assem-
bIed Tigers, while another YIn by Tack"
Hardwick, the recently injured. on a trick
play, was OF considerable profit to the
Crimson,
Mahan and Francke. new line FOUNDER
OF note, spent the next few minutes open
ing holes in the Tiger line, and finally
the bail reached the ls-yard line. where
dahan booted his second ield goal II
was an easy chance. as the wind had
STONED, and Eddie merely had to give the
pieskin a light touch with his toe
some one tore Bradlee's sweater of his
back. and the young man displayed an
amazingly dirty undershirt to the as
founded multitude. The game was halted
while he dressed himself in public view.
After that Harvard seemed TO go along
with renewed energy and Bradlee seemed
especially revived. -.'
while the Tiger troupe was nervoUsly
watching Mahan's foot on a subsequent
play, the ball wzs quietly passed TO
Bradlee and he cut right through the
Jersey line for Is yards, which put Har-
yard on Prineeton's 5-yard line.
BrndIee Makes Touchdown.
A tumble by Bradiee stopped proceed
ihgs momentarily at this point. but In
two plays the same Brsdlee pushed the
ball across the Princeton line for
touchdown, Tack Hardwick kicked an
easy goal and Princeton's prospects
seemed mighty drab.
About this time a band OF young men
IN nondescript Jerseys and moleskins
rushed out Of the training quarters and
began playing game OF football outside
the stadium They were freshmen, but
Il is not OF record that anyone left the
big game to see them play. A large flock
Of ducks, passing high over the stadium
headed South. attracted twice as much
attention from the spectators.
There was no parade Of the college
yoath between the halves. but a vast num-
Der of people went out on the field and
tramped, trying TO keep warm, for by
this time the sun had commenced crawl
ing low along the western horizon and
the air was getting cold. An announcer,
armed with a fnegaphone. warned those
present that ushers would pass among
them, taking a collection for the Red
Cross. With dishpans and other cooking
utensils and with sacks OF all kinda, the
young men gathered in the change and
they must have anassed considerable
sum
Princeton sang few songs. one OF
which states something about Nassau
marching down the field, but which does
not specify the direction OF said march
Harvard also sang in good form. and the
announcer issued q bulletin about the
cross-eouRtry race.
Mahan Tries Another coal.
In the third period Mahan took wild
shot at the Jersey goal firing from the
4-yard line, but he merely came close on
/ this occasion. Weston was again hurt
soon afterward and the game was de-
layed. A forward pass went wrong and
again Mahan tried q field goal from the
ss-yard line, but this was one OF HIS poor
est .eRortB ana merely succeeded IN re-
dlfcing his average for the day.
Mahaa. Francke and Bradies formed a
\ triple alliance and battered their way
through the Tiger line toward the close
OF the tAird period, and they had placed
the bah on what might be termed Prince
tons half2lnch fine when the period end
ed Most people thought a touchdown had
resulted. as the Crimson sweater crew
rushed up Against the Tiger front In that
4 last charge. bat when the scramble was
unraveled Il wa found that the bali rest
ed just enttIde ~ me ~ the length Of
& very short hair
A the tesma changed goals for the
fourth period ana Tie BAH VA pat In play