The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-23

hands in the presence of the referee
| Callah han won the toss and nominated
! the western goal after which skir
mish lines deployed, and Arnold Hor'
ween kicked off 10 Neville. who was
dropped in a heap on Yale's 2a-yard
I line.
Matters moved rapidly from that
point A tumble by Neville finally
gave Harvard the ball on Yaie's ~
yard line, and Ralph Horween w@s
brought in to try for u goal from the
, field He failed, the ball Just ticking
the Yale barrier.
The battle ebbed back down the
field. but presently he ball again fell
to Harvard For the first time the
Crimson tried the forward pass. The
first one failed, The second. an un-
usually long throw, carried the ball
10 Yale's forty yard line. and from
that seemingly impossible distance.
kicked against strong wind, tho
great boot Of Ralph Horween pro
PEELED the ball over the Yale bar. IT
was beautiful kick and the Har-
ward cheering section fairly boiled,
As the second period opened Vale
tried hit of punting the line and
was doing very we'll kcmpton and
big Jim Braden tore OF a couple of
near gains and then a tumble re-
turned the ball TO Harvard, Clark
falling on il all spread out Ralph
Horwecn finally ppnte'. however. and
Yale took the bali on It's t5~yard I'm
where Neville punted out of the dan
ger district
Toward the close Of the secun
period, Harvard GOT the bail ON
Yalc's 43-ysrd line. Here II was en-
trusted to Eddie Casey and Eddie be
gan tearing boles in the Yale from.
The were not large holes, but they
were none the less holes. However.
it was decided mat Harvard prog
ress might he accelerated consider
ably by a little modern stuff so Eddie
drifted we'll back and took a forward
pass that Fiction sent TO his from
around the 30-yard line.
It was remarkably good pass. ana
a remarkably good catch, There was
several Yale men gathered around
Casey as he took the ball. tucked 1t
under his arms, and started for Har<
Yards goa lines hut Edward passed
them as If they were standing still,
and brought up painting inside Yale's
most sacred section with touch
down Horween kicked goal while
the Harvard cheering section hub
iied once more.
Vale Gets Desperate
N3.e opened the second half with a
ourst % desperation. Beginning in
nldfi"id. The blue smashed down the
turf toward the Harvard goal bv a
series % line pluuges with kcmpton
or Neville carrying the ball, and
finally putting over the first forward
pass II had attempted for a further
gain that put the ball on Harvard's
ward line.
It was an amazing dash Neville
Cd rried the bali twice more. putting
II on Hatvard's seven ward line. and
then Zig Jim Braden punted Though
for two additional Yards Neville
took II again. and now the ball was
within half yard of the goal line. II
seemed inconceivabIe that Harvard
could avoid a touchdown. but here
the crimson line stiTcned as the
backs in hlue crashed against II in
the final charge Neville was carry
ing the ball and as he went down un-
der mass Of Crimson sweeters there
was deep silence for moment. fol-
lowed ny tremendous uproar from
The Harvard side.
been stopped with the han resting
nut few inches from the chalk
mark
"Fido" Kempton did good work
during that rush OF the Yale men.
me young quarter back whose FUN
Die was partly responsible for Yale's
loss TO Princeton "A week ago. had
been having hard luck dav. expeci-
ally win the twisting punts from the
boots "f the Harvard kickers. Or
dinaFlly q great broken fleld runner,
ne mad trouble getting himself un-
tracked, as il were but IN the long
march of The hiua no haIun.1 ,,,n,n.t