New Britain herald., 1916-11-25
downed
Harvard Line Threatened Again.

end to the Crimson 29-yard line. Ne
Vile made 2 yards. Legore was stop
ped without gain. The officials ruled
that Harvard was outside and Yale
advanced five yards. 1t was first
down on Harvard's 23-yard line. The
rush brought no gain. Afterwards a
pass, Legore to Gates. sent the ball
to Harvard's S-yard line for another
Yale first down. Neville gained a
yard against Snow. Neville added an
other gain through Captain Dadmun's
position. The Blue had five yards to
touchdown. A forward pass was
attempted but Harte blocked the
throw. 1t was now fourth down. An
other forward pass failed through the
agility of Harvard forwards -four Of
whom bounced on Legore before it
left his hands Casey carried the ball
five yards around Churchs end. Re-
versing his direction he made more
against Comerford.
Time was called because of an in
jury to Casey.
Casey Off the Field.
Casey went off the field to the
cheers of the Harvard stands and Of
the Yale stands alike. Minot took
Casey's place and started rushing but
was stopped with no gain.
Harvard made first down on its own
26-yard line on Minot's rush.
Horween Kicked to Legore on Yale's
45-yard line.
The Yale back rushed twenty yards
but the officials ruled he had first
signalled for a fair catch and the
ball was given to Yale on her own
46-yard line. Thacher was sent off
the field slightly injured and Bond
replaced him.
Legore lost a yard in an attempt
against Harte's end. Legre kicked to
Robinson on Harvards 15-yard line.
Robinson failed to gain on a hidden
ball play. Minot gained four yards
against Capt. Blacks place.
Horween kicked next time. La
Roche being downed on Yale's A
yard line.
The snapback by Callahan was poor
on Yale's 36-yard line. He booted
moment later to Minot who was
tackled by Church without run back
at Harvard's 26-yard line.
Score end third period-Ya ale 6,
3.
With the wind at their backs, Yale
kept Harvard on the defense through
out the third period with a vicious
punting and driving attack.
Minot went out. Casey made two
yards. Horween kicked to Legore on
Yale's 33-yard line. A three yard run
back started the blue offensive from
its 3S-yard line
Neville whisked about to shake off
the Harvard tacklers, but gained only
two yards. Coolidge, who made the
tackle required a physicians atten-
ton.
Horween's kicking toe was also
hurt. Jacques jumped a rush from
7ale's 41-yard line to the 44-yard
mark, throwing Capt. Dadmun and
Gamer aside.
Legore kicked to Robinson on Har-
Yards 13-yard line where Comerford
bowled him over on the same yard
mark. Flower here replaced Horween.
A fake kick play, with Casey rush
ing, failed, Flower, taking another
kick, was downed on Harvard's five
yard line. Flower kicked from be-
mind his goal, outside of Yale's ST.
yard line.
A disguised pass failed to gain.
Neville made it first down when he
carried three Harvard forwards on
LaRoche poked through an opening
for two-yards more and again for
four yards.
Jacques was stopped when he
sought the former opening. Legore
kicked outside at Harvard's 20-yard
line.
jacques was cheered.
Bond bored two yards through the
Yale line Flower charged for six
yard through Balbridge and Black.
Casey jumped over the backs or
Harvard's forwards for a yard gain.
Flower then punted out of bounds at
Yale's 36-yard line, although the
Crimson required only half yard to
make first down. Jacques rushed the
ball to Yale's 3S-yard line. The Yale
plays were slow and deliberate.
La Roche gained two yards in a
rush against Harvard's center. Ne
Vile punted to Robinson, who made a
fair catch on Harvard's 31-yard line.
Murray then replaced Robinson as
Harvard's quarterback and Sweetser
took Gamers place.
Murray launched a pretty forward
pass to Harte, which failed because of
the latters unreadiness.
A shorter pass over the foul line
fell to the ground with no Harvard
hand to receive it. A forward pass
failed like the others through inabil-
ity of Harvard receivers to catch the
ball
Flower kicked to Legore who ran
the ball back from Yale's 80 to I38-
yard line.
Off side play sent Yale back five
yards. Legore kicked to Murray who
made a run back of three yards to
Harvard's 33-yard line. Murray at
tempted a quarterback run but Gates
stopped him without advance. On a
deceptive forward pass with two
changes behind the line Casey spun
the ball through the air to Coolidge,
the latter catching the ball on Yale's