The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21

through the same place. Gates went
in for @. Sheldon. It was fourth dawn
for Harvard with yard to gain. Ma
han made the distance although he |
only gained yard. It was Harvard's |
ball on Yale's thirteen-yard line. Hor-
ween went In for Boles for Harvard.
On the next play Mahan went
straight through the entire Yale team
for the third touchdown. Score:
Harvard, 10; Yale, o.
Play was fake kick followed by
delayed pass. Mahan kicked goal.
| Score:
Harvard, 20; Yale, o.
| The hole which Mahan drove
through was almost as wide as that
which King plunged for the touch
down at Princeton two weeks ago. It
was Harvard's kick off and Mahan1
did the punting.
| The ball went to Bingham on Yale's
forty-fve-yard line. Gilman and
Soucey threw the ball back on Yale's
twenty three-yard line. Scovil, the
hope of Yale ran on to the field and
was wildly cheered by the Blue stands,
Scovil was given the ball for the first
rush and crashed through for three
4 yards. Wilson added two yards more
through center. Taylor then dropped
back for punt and Mahan fumbled
the kick, but the ball was brought
back fifteen yards for holding. Will
son tried Harvard's right end but lost
yard. On the next play Scovil tried
Harvard's other wing and made two
yards. Church took Higginbotham's
place. Wilson punted to Mahan on
Harvard's thirty-yard line. The ball
! was run back and out of bounds thir-
teen yards. Harvard began rushing
again. Watson gave his signals very
deliberately.
A LONG DELAY. ~
There was long delay by Yale and
they suffered penalty Of two yards.
On the first line up on Harvard's
forty-five-yard line, King was given
1.-The bah on delayed pass. He eluded
the entire Yale team and ran the dis
!, lance for Harvard's fourth touch
/ down. He was obliged to cross the
goal line at the corner of the field.
!, Mahan kicked out to Soucy on the
!, ten-yard line. Again Mahan dropped
, back. Mahan kicked goal, although
the ball went through the upstretched
arms Of the Yale team. It was again
. Harvard's kick off and Mahan booted
, the ball to Taylor on Yale's fifteen
!, yard line. The ball was run back
! to the thirty-three-yard line.
II Scovil rolled over the line for three
!. yards, King stopping him. On the
r next play Scovil got outside of Soucy
! but was thrown out of bounds or
i Yale's thirty-nine-yard line. There
| was holding by Yale and the ball was
|. sent back to the twenty-four yare
III line. Captain Wilson punted to Ma
5 han on Harvard's thirty-fve-yart
dfIine.
d The Crimson captain ran it back Il
: Yale's forty-seven-yard line. On Z
e fake kick formation, Mahan lost tw'
I'll yards. Horween fumbled a pass. Ma
d han tried Yale's left end and made
: five yards, being hauled down by SEQ
n vii. Mahan then punted out of bounds
g on Yale's thirty-yard line. Yale be
r gan rushing and Scovil fought thu
S entire Harvard team on a gain of ;
yard. The rushing of the Yale bacl
was fierce but it failed to gain mor'
d than few yards. Wilson could maxi
n slight impression on the Harvard lin
e and dropped back for a punt. Mahal
e caught it on Harvard's thirty-five
a yard line. There was no run back
o On the frsh rush on delayed pas
d Soucy made five yards around Yale
VI left end. Scovil nailed him. Hart,
n gathered in two yards more on an
mother end run. Taylor was hurt ant