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sls of today's play clearly indicator
that no team, under the modern rules,
has reached the heights Of offensive
and defensive strength shown by the
CRIMSON this afternoon. -.
All Kinds Of Scoring. ssS@ Z
In accommodating its total Of 36 points
Harvard scored in every period and
by all methods except the safety. Just
after the kickoff the crimson took
Yale punt on her own 20-yara line.
Mahan, Bradlee and Francke broke
through or around the Yale line for
steady gains until inside the blues
l0-yard line. Here Mahan's short but
perfect forward pass to Hardwick re-
suited in the first touchdown, from
which Hardwick failed to kick goal
There was no further scoring in the
quarter, although Yale appeared TO
have made two points on safety by
Mahan when the Harvard left half
back kicked a rolling ball over his
own goal line and fell upon it The
ifficials decided that It was touch
back, however.
Harvard struck sayagely in the Soc
ond quarter. Starting from her own
40-yard line, Mahan, Hardwick and
BradIee carried the ball across the
10 lines in rapid succession until
Francke was given the pigskin for the
final plunge. He fumbled, but, fol-
lowing the ball like fash, fell on 1t
as 1t rolled across the goal line for
Harvard's SECOND score. Hardwick
failed again at the try for goal. Here
Yale woke up.
Record Long Run.
Taking a punt on her 25-yard line.
the blue rammed her way through the
Harvard line to her opponents 25-.
yard line, Knowles starring. The
crimson forwards stfffened and Yale
tes0rted to a. forward pass. Knowles
to Ainsworth for 10 yards. Then
Knowles resumed mis- line battering.
A yard or two at time he hammered
his way to Haryard's twoyard line,
but his efforts went for nought, for
on the final rush he dropped the ball
and Left End Coolidge of the crimson
eleven hurled himself at the spheroid
and, scooping it up on the dead run.
hurried for the Yale goal. IS yards
away.
Clever blocking and checking by
Hardwick, Mahan and Trumbull ipfo-
tected the firing runner until he had
crossed the line for the third touch
down, from which Hardwick kicked
goal In the history Of football which
goes back to 1873, but -four longer
runs have been made following FUN
BILE, and those were In the days when
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100-yard dimensions Harvard set out
to run up record score. but the Yale
fighting spirit was In evidence, al
though the players we're crudely pre-
pared for the crimson perfected at
tack, which piled up score after score.
In a general sense Yale was out
classed and outgeneralled although
several Of her players compared favor.
ably from an individual standpoint
with HarYard's best. Legore's running,
Knowles line plunging. Wilson's de-
fensive work in the backfield and Tai
bots and Belts on the line, were
bright spots amid the blue glow. Like
tall recent Harvard teams. the indi-
yidual was sunk in the perfect work
ing Of the football machine with its
wonderful alertness, keenness In fol-
lowing the ball, and smooth working
attack and defense.
Mahan and Hardwick were the Har-
ward stars from an individual stand
point but II was q football team that
Coach Haughton sent into Yale bowl
to help in the dedication Of the new
football stadium.
The Lineup and the Summary.
Harvard 1851 Pos Yale f()l