Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-24
YALE FUMBLES RESPONSIBLE
 FOR HARVARD'S VICTORY

Harvard undergraduates, back from the war, Saturday scored in the sports of peace time. a football victory over Yale, their ancient rivals. Playing before 50,000 spectators in the Sta dium, which was crowded as never before. the Crimson eleven triumphed, 10 to 3. The game. marked by several striking plays was the climax of the first football season at Harvard un- der the new coaching regime of Rob- ert T. Fisher. It was the first time in 20 years that a Yale team had gone down to defeat in it's two big games with Princeton and Harvard.
 In a season iof advanced develop ment of the forward pass and the field goal as weapons of football attack, Saturdays game stands out with mo- table instances of each. Spectators will long remember the field goal kicked by Braden for Yale's only score in the last period The ball carried 5S yards with 25-mile wind through the center of the Harvard goal. after Braden had booted it with his line bending under strong Crimson at tack.
 Scarcely less notable was Casey's touchdown for Harvard gained in the second period. through the surprise accomplishment of a forward pass. The Harvard star. catching a pass thrown 16 yards by Quarterback Eel ton, run from Yale's 22-yard line to the goal using all his qualities of elusiveness and speed to avert over taking by the Yale pursuers.
 The contest was staged under low ering skies. which dimmed somewhat the riot of color in the ampihheatre and wooden stands. The stadium was crowded to an extent never equalled previously, entrances being closed to make additional seat accommodations and the wooden stands at the open end of the horseshoe being enlarged over any previous year. The 50000 persons included men and women of highest standing in the countrys fbusinesss and social life. many of whom had come great distances for the renewal of the classic
 The last meeting between Yale and Harvard on the gridiron was in 1916 in which Yale won. to 8. had marked an Interruption in the football sue l cesses scored by the Crimson under i Haughton's coaching. Harvard S victory under the new Fisher regime was the tenth time that Harvard had won from vale in 37 games, five of ! which were tied.
 The contest to which Yale's fumbles cost the Blue the advantage of it's rushing strength is shown in a sum- mary of, the play. Yale gained 207 yards in 57 rushes, as compared with 92 yards advanced in 2s Crimson irushes. Harvard lost 12 yards in 5 negative attempts, and Yale forfeited F yards in two unsuccessful at- tempts.
 Kicking honors were virtually even the several men kicking for each team averaging B yards. Yale. losing the bal so frequently by funfbles, punte6 out only 13 times. as compared with 20 Harvard kicks from scrimmage. Running back of punts gave Harvard total of 39 yards. and Yale 75. But much of the time the receiving player either elected a fair catch or wa. downed without gain.
 The forward pass. medium of Ca. sey's successful touchdown thrust gave Harvard 64 yards in six attempt. three of which were successful.
 BROWN TRIMS NEW HAMPSHIRE
 BY SCORE OF 6-l
 Brown defeated New Hampshir, State at Providence. Saturday to 0
 The Brunonians had the edge on tn, visitors all the way and several time! when other scores were almost with
 in grasp New Hampshire thwartet
 them or the touchdown was missed