The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
HARVARD WITH SUBS
IN IS TIED BY BROWN
Neither Team Scores. Francke
end Wilcox Being Sent Into
Game Too Late.
PROTEST. By SPECTATORS

nd the penalty Of using only first and
s..o,,d string substitutes in its game with
t.,.vu this afternoon az the Stadium by
,.,,trs A., scorcIcss tie. An eleventh hour
,,r.np, to win by sendiug in Francke.
800. regular halfback, and the fleet Will
cox who saved the dag for the crimson
I'M The Pennsylvania state game three
N-.ks ago, proved fruitless.
Brown played the Harvard subs TO
sards,IU and on three occasions took
,.s ball Ola downs when Harvard was
within the Is yard line and lacked only
inches o. max" nrst down Brown was
dangerous at one stage ~ the game, when
,iordon picked up Harvard tumble and
ran seventy-hvc yards before he was
dowuod On the 10 yard line.
There was criticism OF Harvards pol
Icy. which sent Coaches Haughton. Leary
Brown. wilmington. Lothrop and Par
rnenter. with Quarterback Logan and
Bradlee and Mahan OF the backheld. Tack
Hardw!cx and j. Coolidge. regular ends.
and acting Capt. Trumbell to witness the
rou, OF the Tiger By the Yale Bulldog and
kept the other regulars on the sidelines
until too late. The 5000 persons who
watched the game and who paid for seats
at prices considerably in advance or those
charged in the earlier part of the season
for games In which Harvards opponents
were OF about Browns calibre did not
fal to voice their dissatisfaction.
In the first period Harvard got as
far as Browns eleven yard line with
four yards 10 make on n fourth down.
whitney rcsorted to a try for field goal
but missed by several feet The period
was featured at the beginning by run
back Of HarvArd's kickoff. Murphy took
the ball on hts seven yard line and was
run out OF bounds at Harvard's thirty
eight yard line. A penalty for holding
almost Immediately set Brown back and
forced punt by Gordon. who outdid
Whitney In kicking all afternoon
Ia the second period Harvard's backs
rushed the ball to Browns fifteen yard
line after getting 1t on Browns twenty
five yard line when Murphy fumbled
Weatht rhead then on an end around
play dropped the ball. Gordon recover
.g for Brown. Gordon got undei
way Immediately and aided By auickl,
formed Interference steamed down th'
side lines to Harvards ten yard line
where. he WAS tackled by Weatherhead
Gordon missed field goal after Clari
had failed to gain. and two forwar'
masses. one of which was successful. wer
insufficient TO offset a penalty impose
on BfoWn for Offside. Almost llnmeul
ate, Brown was within scoring distanc
again King fumbled and Fraser recov
e..d on Harvarda thirty-fve yard line
BUSHES gave Brown a first down on tn
twenty-five yard line. Here Gordo'
made another unsuccessful try for nel
goal
IN the third period Harvard carries
the ball to Browns fourteen yard line
where Whitney failed In try for
field goal Soon after this Harvard mad
rs longest march OF the game, takh
the ball on the thirty-fve yard Line an
rushing It to Browns fourteen yard line
where &, was surrendered on downs.
In the final period two forward passse
carried the ball well into Brown terri
tory Watson took the first for ten yard
and l.. Curtis the second for eight more
The ball was advanced to Browns THU
teen ward line. where II was lost agai
on downs. Francke went IN for Whit
ney. Wilcox replaced King. Swigert wer
in for Watson and G. Coolidge replace
Smith
Swigert made a forward pass to Coo
idge good for twenty-five yards after Hal
ward had received the ball in mdheld o
O punt by Gordon Francke and VII
cox carried the ball 10 Browns hfteef
yard line. An offside offence set Hal
ward back and FELTON,, who had replace
McKinlock, failed in try for goa
Brown had the ball on its own INVENT,
eight yard line when the game ende'