The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21

I scoring dash
 The fourth score was gained along sim liar lines, although far more spectacular ly. King was given the spheroid after the Ellis had been baffled by the passing tactics in the Harvard backheld. and skirting Yale's left end, ran 55 yards for a touchdown. Mahan kicked the goal.
 In the third period the Crimson showed another method of attack. Gaining the ball on Yale's 21-yard line, as the result of Savages tumble on the fourth down Mahan made five yards through center which was followed by lateral pass Watson to Coolidge which put the ball on Yale's four-yard line, and in four rushes the touchdown was scored.
 YALE TRIES TO SCORE
 Yale made a great effort to score in tkis period, using a series of short and long forward passes which for time broke up the Harvard defense In fact enc perfect pass from Waite to Wilson sent the Yale captain over the Harvard line but the touchdown was not allowed and the ball was brought back for hold ing in the Yale line.
 It was this passing game that paved the way for the final Harvard score in the last period. for Boles intercepted the ball and ran to Yale's 32-yard line. From this point a forward pass gained 15 yards
  within three yards of the goal. Again Mahan carried the ball over and kicked the goal. bringing the score up to fl to 0, where it remained until the end of the game, a few minutes later
 During the G0 minutes of play Har- yard rushed an equal number of times for total distance of 264 yards to Yale s 57 1,ushes for 175 yards. Harvard kicked from scrimmage IA times for total of 566 yards while Yale in the same num- Der of kicks gained All. The Crimson Ilayers ran back punts from scrimmage for 71 yards to Yale's 21. Harvard made 10 first downs to the Ellis and completed two forward passes to Yale's 3.
 Yale was guilty of four fumbles to Harvard's one, but the Crimson was pen alized seven times for a total of 60 yards while Yale lost 40 yards on five penalties,
 Guernsey suffered -dislocated shoulder. Several other players were injured but their hurts were not serious. One ol these was Scovil, who played terrifically until the fourth period.
 Only one attempt at field goal was made. This was by Neville, called into play in the last period at a time considered op- fortune for a Blue score, but the ball missed the uprights from the 2-yard line
 The lineup and summary:
 Harvard, 41--Soucy, left end; Gilman, left tackle; Cowen left guard; Wallace, center; Dadmun, right guard; Parson, right tackle; Hart, right end; Watson, quarterback; Boles, left halfback; King, right halfback; Mahan, fullback
 Yale, 0--Higg ginbotham, left end c. Sheldon, left tackle; J. Sheldon, left guard; White, center; Black, right guard: Way, right tackle; Allen, right end; Van Nostrand, quarterback; Will son, left halfback; Bingham, right halfback; Guernsey, fullback.
 Score by periods:
 Harvard ....... 13 14 ' 7-41 Yale ............... .. 0-- U
 Officials: Referee, Nathan A. Tufts, Brown university. Umpire. David Fu1tz Brown university. Field judge, Carl Williams, University of Pennsylvania. Head linesman, William N. Norris, Uni versity of Pennsylvania. Time oi periods, 15 minutes each. Harvard scor- ing: Tounchdowns, Mahan 4, Hart l, King l. Goals from trouchdown, Mahan 5
 Substitutions: Harvard, M. Taylor for Cowen, Harris for Wallace, R. c. Cur tis for Dadmun, c. Coolidge for Harte. Harte for C. Coolidge, L. Curtis for Harte. Robinson for Watson, Doherty for Robinson, Horween for Boles, Boles for Horween, McKinlock for Boles, Rol- lins for King, Whitney for Rollins.
 Yale: Church for Higginbotham. Hig- ginbotham for Church. Gates for $. Sheldon, Walden for J. Sheldon, Miller for White, Baldridge for Way, Savage for Van Nostrand, Ames for Savage, Scoville for Bingham. Jacques for Sco- ville Chatfield-T Taylor for Guernsey, Roberts for Chatfield-Taylor, Bingham for Roberts, Waite for Bingham, Ne velle for Waite.