New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
FIRST PERIOD


Captain Callahan, of Yale, won the
toss and selected the south coal. with
strong wind at Yale's back. Arnold
Horween's kick went to Neville on
Yale's 15-yard line and the latter ran
1T back seven yards. He fumbed the
bal but Kempton recovered it. After
one try at Desmond's end which failed.
Neville Dnntcd to Murray on Harvard's
,'-vard line. where Murray was
dropped without gaining. A Harvard
line plunge gained two yards and
Horween punted to Yale's 22-yard line
where De mond downed the ball. On
lale's first lineup, Braden fumbled
the ball and Steele recovered it for
Harvard on Yale's yard line. Hor-
wecn plunged through Gait for two
yard. Webb replaced Lay at right
halfback for Yale.
IN the next scrimmage Horweer
fumbled the ball but Murray saved it
tor Harvard by quickly dropping on It,.
Ralph Horween replaced his brother
Arno' at fullback and the latter
shifted to center in place Of Have
mayer. Ralph Horween attempted a
field coal which the wind carried away
from the-.post. Yale put the bail into
play on her 20-yard line Braden
smashed into Scdoewick and gained a
scanty yard. Neville puntcd to Muir
ray on Harvord' 40-yard line. where
RNinehardt spilled him before he
could take step. Ralph Horwecn
plunged into Dickens for two yards
and Casey sprinted through just OUT
side Dickens for first down on Ya!e's
48-yard line. Humphrey lost six
yards on an attempted swine around
Aliens end. A forward pass Following
backfield double pass, Murray to
Desmond, cave Harvard first down on
Yale's 3o-yard line. A second for-
ward pa s was incomc!etcd and then
Harvard, lifting the ball in perfect
are from Yalc's Award Line.
SCORECHARVARD, B; YALE, 0.
Arnold Horween again kicked off for
Harvard to KemDton who caught it on
ms lS-yard line and ran it back to
Yale's 30-yard line. Webb shot
through outside of Sedgwick for four
yards. He fumbled on repetition of
TIC same play and Kane recovered the
hal' for Harvard on Yale's 33-yard
line.
Casey lodged between Dickens and
AcostA for two yards. Horween
Callahan of Yale for four our yards ~sps and
Ralph Horween gained two more at
the same spot. Callahan and Gait
stopped Horween on the next p ay and
1T was necessary to measure with the
sid, line chain to decide that it was
faie's ball on downs. Kempton's slide
along the left ide of the Harvard line
,al'ed to gam and Neville pun5ed to
Murray on Harvard's 30-yard line and
the runner picked up four yards be-
fore he was thrown
Walker Smeared RalDh Horwoon.u
drive at his position. Arnold Horween
was offside on the next PLAY and Har-
ward was pena lied five yard. Ralph
Iorween punted into the stiff wind r.
kempton on Yale's 37-yard line and
Steele threw the catcher without gain.
Exemption was unable to Gain foot at
Sedgewlck's position. Braden dove
ever over woods for three yards and then
iKemTton kicked to Harvard's 2O-yard
line. where Dickens downed Murray
IN his tracks. Caoey sprintod lust
outside of Walker for four yards. Here
the period ended.
SCORE-HARVARD, 3: YALE. O.
SECOND PERIOD
The shifting of goals gave Harvard
the advantage of the stiff wind at
their back. Ra'ph Horween punted to
kempton on Yale's Award line, who
AA4e'NS Aoii CdtCu. hcmpCOn dashed
outside. of Sedgewick for about four
yards before the Harvard left tackle
haulted him down. Ralph Horween
checked Braaen's line plunge after a
short gain, but on the next play the
Yale fullback fought his way into the
Harvard secondary defense and made
it first down on Harvard's 43-yard
line, Braden fumbled wren he was
tackled behind his line and Clark fell
on the ball for Harvard on the Grim
son 44-yard line.
Neville spilled Humphrey after a
gain Of a yard by Harvard and Bra
den checked r. Horween after SINH
lar advance. Murray's forward mass
was wild and grounded. R.. Horween
punted out of bounds on Yale's 1e-
yard line. Braden picked up i snast