Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
IIARVARD'S MACHINE THE
MOST PERFECT IN COUNTRY
Nfmsons Defense All Important Factor in Games of 1914
Season-Yale Developed Passing Better Than Any
Opponent-Haughton Believes in Running Game

I u which the forward pass as yale tried to use
could 5e worked with tho ruBhing and run
wonderfu attack might bsve b,'gys9 Gss9i,e9 gese b5
Yale and Princeton both learned by experiences
that one is emphasized al the eNpense OF the
other Against such defense as Harvard had
"a TOO short to build uS both
Hntvnrd's attack was built upon tho rush
tnb and running game. To operate these unys
Harvard had wonderful material. better in its
NV etate than Yale Princeton possessed.
iNrNard's quarter backs were not used TO carry
tho ball but the crimson had three first.strine
ondkf cs6 e. IN ,Mahan brgdlec and Frqncke, and an
! hble, whether they made thrusts through the
ttue thn or sailed Ground the ends. Mahan was
/ tne most versatile man Of the four ON the nj.
/ tack iic proved once moro that he is the hest
Tet,,rbieeia ieia runner runner IN the game particularly In
scoring distance for the Crimson'a frst toi,cb
Tbcn " W',n IN !, 00lyasd return Of LcRore's punt
Si. az, n wide end run or cut through the line lie
1scS nr,nSd. a5inSd. Bradlec and Francke we're
iilntu ilntnu ~ stop, and when they got through tbs
tbTes 10 sGgrinnage thoy usually added from
liz gIr,,ro 70 nge yards, ana sometimes morr bv
ne If itLnnsS,tus Of their plunges "'
most osi Wsny,i writer's could vote prize 10 the
tbpi tb't'rI 90 IN their sport. there is no Jonbt
choice. iiiS iSK , would he their unanimous !
SSs interforence tho man Who foloycd u" bir, re
upon to brso so gain, and when he was called |
peS,d9i gU din o9 TOP or ali this HaTwte 'yn ws Tor Tor
tion on tho end carry tho ball from his posi- !
lall to gain. " ''''' anu rarely did he !
n. TRS aSoS breaks q the game favored Harvard Just
aLy sy When II Is much superior ns uorryori
op msS , 20 Yale; Harvard scored two toucbdowns
other by Harvard. Coolidge made Gn b1, ana n5,G tnG
ySp1 1irer iuer ,knowles fumbled on Harvari'ss 4.
ii IL ihnnowlc5 had not fumbied Ynin ,vo,i5 S Soem
piuns" ond oS,i on downs. for the play was a line
i oi,SSeh'd whon the tumble occnrrsd e"gSCtiN@SIy S @
bncT StIlon SSTUnslon Watson. the Harvard onar ar,nr ru
Yales 3-ysrd In ins anakEns kni 4 pass to Francko on
scored 'hhTInuEh hI the opening after the bnii nnG
looked to the wTitey a. Just ,hs the came It even
was responsible for the funible 'S'ue Dy Yale
LUCK ENTERS ARENA
~, @ @nere was an element Of luck in tho serIes ~ |
ended n9epssd IN sSrs drop go kicks in which the last
alnhan essayed a drop kick was from the IL
sHru 5a. n. i,nS. 1t was fourth down. but the kici,
20 recover 1t for first down once more sn
me me t9urth down Mahan tried a drop kick
,aught e fumbled. and tho bail was G,cknJ TnI
lp lp 3g Mahnn, who. after more unsuctessfui
rom the 2oyard line But for V tbe as, m,s I,mG ,i6r
ne, nS breaks ,S IN the game which favored Harvard
Atnough Yalo's new stadium is NOT adnntod
2 9, si-atound athletics. It Is bound to nav Tho
yere 70 o6o Gy,uend nrosn as an investment There
nS 9 a. harvard and Yale athletic trcasirI"s '' op
10 6OO as IN It's All Oh, This MS gave each university
anne! Probably 10000 Of tbeso VI snash sihgIe {
snsf tbOt btn outside OF New Haven so that at 4
hu meals must have been 81 ThIs rariS aui
1n1o SnS MADE total Of 100000 spent on a single
OVATION FOR BRICKLEY.
The immense crowd paid a ,yor-,...,.., 4
Tibuto to Captain Charles Bricklov. ~ IN.
s srGsIq If team, when he came on the field in c
iarrard with his goal from touchdnyvPpo Poil. i1r
~ hin, 90 ~ iaSntned by the immense cheering C
,,ould have been dangerous to mix IN Inn IN ,bms ~ p
t y dPeS9us9 Of his recent operation for for +
cough Briekley would be called GTNfo on for as q u
I'm The Harvard team played dHrSSeu ppon ynie3t "a o.
SPeetSnGy y IN this particular TO shoot enough e.
{ straight football SO Brickioy one % u, oESr i q
!. .tf pes est. OF college players we have, won n
No E,o one win dispute HarvqEds right to rank H
champion Of the MdGe MR9s tS wtlt the con- @
merienS @ IeSI P52RsTy e GGlnG Harvard the Of
any persons viii deny the national titis mo- % ca
us years Harvard team. 1t is true thai su
ero merely preliminary or nFSpa pStaT Iut thsy @ co
sts and the Crimson played them with many M
There ,rn now remain only two important games r.
Tore the season OF 1914 ends. Both will be b3t
ayed on Franklin Field. Cornell comes here IN
thursday to play Pennsylvania and on SAT tn
DAY ,E the he University turns over us grldlron
az. OF course Will be taken for the Army su ssi
avy game but, strange Il may seem the III
mand for seats to sec Penn and Cornell Is
ute unprecedented, particularly on the part | ~
~ be reserved for another day. ap
Of the other games played on Saturday there III
ere no surprises Nearly every one eNpecfed IN
high TO beat lafayette, for LehiEh has a
nm TINS year WHICH ranks among the leaders. +.
yarthmoro and Haverford tied with held cli
al for each. and IL Is Just well to have arr
ations. S pIf
rhe smashing victory which Dartmouth won ga
er syracuse was well-deserved ending for th'
great game because this year we must rank Ste
lrtmouth next TO Harvard among the big ba
ms or the East. Ihe pity OF It Is that Dart tie
luth had TO play so poorly against Princeton pls
d didn't have a chance TO meet Harvard. 20