New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

loose, and leapng to his feet continued
for a few yards. He was tackled again,
and this time fumbled the ball. A Har-
ward man fell on il, but the referee de-
clared the ball dead where lie Gore was
first stopped, and the ball went back
10 Yale. The Blue held the ball for a
few moments only, and lie Gore booted
TO Mahan, who again fumbled, but re-
covered it. Bradlee hit the line for
three yards and the period ended.
Second Period.
On the first play in the second period
Mahan eluded Stillmsn's lunge and
went II yards before he was stopped.
The Harvard stands became a waving
mass Of color when Tack Hardwick
broke loose with a lodging run of 20
yards off right tackle, and was clear
when lie Gore finally piled him up on
Yale's 1s-yard line. Mahan bucked
through for yards. 20 be spilled by
Wilson; Rradlee tore off two yards at
Talbot and Francke made it first
down.
Watson replaced Logan at quarter
back for Harvard, but the advance CON
tinued. The wonderful Mahan battered
his way along for six yards, only 20 be
stopped by lie Gore on the 4-yard line
Watson then bucked the centre, but he
fumbled the ball when tackled, and
Francke fell on it for a touchdown.
Mahan punted out to Watson. Hard
wick took plenty Of time with his kick,
but missed the goal just the same.
After this score Yale decided TO kick
off. and Walden toed the ball 20
Francke, who came back TO the Do
yard line. After an assault on the
Yale line failed in its purpose, Mahan
booted TO lie Gore. who came back for
30 yards in brilliant, zigzagging run.
That run struck the spark which kin
died the entire Yale team into fight
ing frenzy. Knowles was sent into
the Harvard line three times in sue
cession. II was not in the power OF
flesh and blood 10 stop his plunges, and
- wards were Crunched of, Yale max
ing its first down of the game. Twice
more, and again, this human catapult
nit the Crimson line. Ii was hard
work, but he tore off seven yards in
those three plunges.
A forward pass, Knowles TO Belts,
worked for Is yards and placed the
ball on Harvard's li-yard line. 1t was
a wonderful play by Belts, for Francke
and Bradlee were both waiting TO
block il. Wilson started TO hammer
the Crimson line again, and pinned his
faith in Knowles. In three plunges he
made nine yards, and the ball rested
on Harvard's 5-yard line.
II was Yale's chance to become a
factor in the game instead of for
lorn hope, but it was not TO be. Again
Knowles was sent into the line of red,
but this time he fumbled. The ball
bounded clear and the lynx-eyed Jetf
Coolidge picked it up and was off down
the field. Three Yale men took up the
chase. but they were blocked off, and
Coolidge scored SO was Harvard
saved. Hardwick kicked the goal, and
the score was l9 to 0.
Yale again kicked Off. and Nahan
took Walden's spinning drive on his 10
yard line. Covered by perfect inter
ference. he came back to the 30-yard
line before he was stopped by Wilson.
Mahan made small gain and then
Bradlee broke loose with brilliant
run TO Yale's 30-yard mark, where the
ever present lie Gore brought him
down. II rec line plunges put the ball
on Yale l9-yard mark, but Harvard
was pc a.ized 10 yards, and a chance
went glimmering.
Mahan tried a drop kick, which was
blocked, but he recovered the ball on
his own 40-yard mark. A moment
later Mahan tried another goal, but it
fell short, and lie Gore caught il.
When tackled he fumbled, and Cool
idge was on the ball on the 1l-yard
line. Francke lost yard, and then
Mahan drop kicked a goal from the
field, making the score % TO 0. A mo-
ment later the half ended.
Third Period.
Yale stood up and roared its defiance
as the teams trotted out to start the
second half Walden kicked off 20 Ma
han, who came back twenty-five yards
TO the 3s-yard line, where Wilson
stopped him with a neat tackle. An
attack on the Blue line was repulsed,
and Mahan punted to the l5-yard line.
where lie Gore was turned over in his
tracks. After a desultory attack on
those unyielding Crimson forwards,
Wilson ordered punt. l. was partial
ly blocked, and Wallace caught il on
Yale's 2O-yard mark.
II required only half dozen plays.
with the aid Of penalty, for Harvard
TO push il past the last mark. Nahan
made three yards, and Coolidge got one
yard. On the next play Yale was off
side. and 70 was Haryards first down
on the 10-yard line. Then tramp. tramp,
tramp, the backs went marching for a
score Francke jammed through White
for a five-yard advance. He was re-
nulsed In a charge az Retts. hut what