New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-26

and between the posts, and Harvard
took the command
Black reused his men into action and
Comerford kicked of to Horween, who
fumbled, but Robinson was on the ball
for Harvard and recovered IL in the
I7-ysrd line. Horween punted to La
Roche on Yale's 36-yard lire. clear
carry of fifty yards. lie Gore lost
seven yards on a buck Off kick forms-
ton and on the next play punted to
Yale's 44-ysrd line. Harte ran the ball
for a two-yard gain just as the period
ended.
SECOND PERIOD
II was second down with eight yards
TO go and Haryard's bail on Yale's Al
yard line. Neville intercepted a pass
from Robinson on Yale's l5-yard line
and came back up the field a stretch,
while the Yale stands howled. lie
Gore reeled of a fve-ysrd gain around
Coolidge. Horween making the tackle.
After another play failed TO gain lie
Gore punted to Hsvard's 20-yard line.
Eddie Casey followed with the most
spectacular play OF the game; a play
that was discounted by holding in the
line. He broke away and ran eighty
yards through the whole Yale team.
slipping a tsckler here, stiff arming
one there. until the goal line had been
crossed. While he was running, how
ever. Dave Fultz footed his horn and
called the penalty.
Harvard grosned. but Yale eheered.
After two other plays failed 20 gain
materially, Horween punted and La
Roche took the ball on Hsrvard's Al
yard line. Two plays failed 20 gain for
Yale, and Neville tried a field goal,
which failed.
First Down Of Game
Harvard proceeded TO make the inl-
tial first down of the game. Horween
gained two yards on buck off tackle
and Casey picked up seven on fake
kick formation play. Horween slammed
through the line for two yards and a
first down. while the north stand
doomed forth the long Harvard cheer.
An exchange of punts followed and La
Roche made fair catch on Harvard's
4s-yard line. Comerford made sn at
TEMPT at field goal.
The silence hung so heavily one
could feel it as the Yale man meas
ured his distance and adjusted the ball.
He sent the leather booming along on
q low line. Il had the distance, but
the wind carried IL OF TO one side and
IL struck the right-hand goal post and
counted as a touchback. Two rips at
the Blue line failed TO gain. and Hor-
ween punted 70 La Roche, who was
pinned by Coolidge. The Harvard line
called a mass meeting on lie Cores
neck and threw him for a loss. Hor-
4 a 4
lie Gore punted over the line.
Harvard could not gain. so Horween
kicked TO La Roche on Yale's 47-yard
line. and the Blue took up the matter
Of scoring touchdown. the first in
Jacques gained eight yards between
for q yard gain. Neville did the same
trick FOR a first down, and the long
Yale cheer WAS In order.
lie Gore fumbled on his dash into the
line Of Red, but Gates, who played a
marvellous game, recovered the ball
and plunged along. fairly wading over
taeSlers Until he was forced outside at
the i2-yard mark. IL was a gain OF
slmost twenty-five yards.
Harry lie Gore hi; the line Cor three
yards and Neville got three more. Ne
willie carried the ball twice and put IL
on HarvErds 2-yard line. Brsden. the
substitute Yale back, prsnced up and
down on the aide lines waiting for a
call that never was made. Il was first
down for Yale. and the Harvard team
vas desperate. The Crimson made .
gallant, but an uraysiling light.
Yale Goes Crazy
lie Gore failed TO bulge in his al.
tack, and Neville was spilled for
slight loss on the second charge. LIE
Gore again tried and made . slight
gain this time. Then came the play