Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

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tire rs the two squads rushed gu,
full force and started preliminary
practice After about ten minutes o.
this; during which time the air was
thick with lying footballs the sheen
we're separated from the goats. so to
SPEAK. and the regulars retired leav-
ing the field to the subs
Former Stars Strut About.
Yale sang Harvard Goodnight" I'm
vocal mass. but the Harvard side did
not seem much impressed. The Grim
son yell leaders. who weru tastiiy
arr"y"d in white trousers and Grim
lneGaphones did not even respond at
the moment.
The Yale played wha, was vari-
o or! identified as My Maryland" anu
oid Harvard back. ambled among the
Crimson side line done up in "A big
raccoon coat. Tack" Hardwick looked
things over in that region and the
Yale band let go with "Vamp n Little
Lady" as cupid" Black strollcd past.
Inc crowd assisted this with whist
ing.
Dave 'ul,z and Fred Murphy. the
old Brown players. came out with Bill
Langtord and Mike Thompson. This
delegation represented the Official side
strut around and about. Dave was
barcheaded.
Yale nit up Eli Yale" with one
along the Side line. some crimson
side and noated of. into the ambient,
and likewise chilly ether.
kcinpton muffed a punt in the pre-
iiminares and Havardans shifted
rather audibly, although they may have
been 81. shifting because they had ,, colds
and Callahan. wnt off 10 remote sec
ton Of the field and shook hands in
the presence OF the referee. Gala
IAN won the toss and nominated the
western goal after which the skirmish
lines depioycd. and Arnold iIorween
kicked off 10 Neville. who was dropped
in heap on Yale's twenty-hvc-yar
po Matters % fS%le r Sg Nev from n sa?
ween was brought il 70 Try, 70. goal
Just Just" ticking xxi e The Yale barrier INC
Horween Kicks Field Goal.
The. battle cbbed back down the
field but presently the Sali again FL!
hrst ON one taHfed The 1 second Sec ia an IN:
u Us Y '"E 9EoM ehT nd an 1as from
that sccn.nsly impossible distance.
srsa boot or Rabbi Foh6 wna p !ne
PEELED the ball over the Yale bar. 1t
VA hcaqtiful kick and the lar
As the second period opened Yale
tried hi, of pun,ing the line. and
wHas ,ffonT;, very woli. Kempton and
near-gains. and then a tumble re.
turned the bal, 10 Harvard. Clark
Hor"cen nnaily pun,cd. however and
M ha,e ,9%k nc hG on It's a
toward the close of the second pc
rLod: Harvard got the ban on fale's
entrusted 10 Eddie Casey. and Eddie
began tearing holes in the Yale front.
e srs nome p2 e ess hS SSsS hS Ssy
II was decided that Harvard progress
nigh, be accelerated considerably by
wcll hack and took a forward pays
that Fciton sent TO him from around
remarkably good catch. There was
as S he took 9Sn ,hS bs ,ucEea
under his arms and started for Yales
goal lines, but Edward passed them as
I'M painting inside Ya,e's most sacred
sftiion wi'h !, ,onGhdqwn Horwecn
ing section bubbled once more.
Yale Makes Desperate Dash.
Yale opened the second half with "A
burst OF desperation. Beginning in
turf toward the Harvard goal By
series II line plunEcs. with kempton
" putting over the iirst forward pass
1t had attempted for further ga
y saf' P inc, '"S '4'' Q" ''4FS4Fas nl'sen-
i, VS. an amazing dash. Neville
carried the ball twice more, putting
then Big Jim Bradcn punted through
for two additional Yards, Neville took
half Yard "a of the goal line. Il seemed led
inconceivablc that Harvard could avoid
4, ioHG ;i,do, but here the GtrImms;on
Nevs VAS sarr"ins s the the Sa s and
son sweaters there was !. deep silence
/ for moment. followed by a iremcn-
do TSe Ss hd Sm 4s sa aryh ns4rs 'ds
been stopped. with tho hall resting
but few, inches from the chalk mark.
Ing that rush of the Yale mon The
young quarter back. whose tumble
was partly responsible for Iale's loss
having a hard luck day. Especially with
ne 'Tf a5vsE pnnts from The boots o.:
great broken field runner. he had
Trouble getting himself untra cked. as
II were. but in the long march of the
Blue he helped materially.
Hue Rallies Prove Futile.
1t was disheartening thing to miss
z touchdown by that margin. hut the
ii for its marvellous stand.
Yale rallied again and advanced. the
which Braden backed d !I held '' goal, iron"
The. Blue played desperately i'm the
last Few minutes, but could not get
the bai! nearer the goal than the
Crimson's twcnty-two-y yard line. There
the battle ended.
The lineup:
Harvard tlO) Position. Yale 60
DeSmono ......... icft end 1870. Rein ha rdt
SSroEt"lck'..... ieit tackle ......... Dickens
Woods. ........... left guard ............Acosta
IaNefneyer....... center .:........ Gala ha n
a'h'''''''-'''- IIShl
kanc............ right tackle ..........Walkcr
Stecie........... right end ..............A lien
Murray.......... quarter back ........ KEN pt on
Casey half back Neyilla
IIumphrey.... right half haCk ............ I.uN