New-York tribune., 1919-11-23

Kempton to Reinhardt. over the center
Of the Harvard line put the ball on
Harvard's 22-yard mark. Braden made
it first down on the Crmson's 19-yard
line with a p unge through the center
of the Crimson line. In a drive outside
o. ScdgewiclS Neville gained five yards,
and the Yale adherents were wildly
h licking for touchdown.
r. Horween was hurt in the play. DR..
Mitchell, Harvard physician, went on
the field and took him out Of the game.
A. Horween replaced his brother at
ru!lback and Philbin took A. Horween's
place at center for Harvard. Neville
made it first down in drive between
Scdgewick and Wood on Harvard's T.
yard line. Braden catapulted through
the left side of the Crimson forwards
to within three yards OF Harvard's goal
line. Neville dove over Pnlbin to
within fifteen inches of touchdown.
1t was fourth down, and fifteen inches
Harvard repulsed the la t desperate
charge Of the Blue and reganed pos
session of the ball on downs. A. Hor-
ween, standing ten yards back of his
inc, punted to Kempton, who was
thrown on Harvard . o, yard hIc.
Harvard intercepted r-empton's for
ward pass and put the ball in play on
her 3O-yard line, from where A. Hor-
ween punted out of bounds on Yales
IA yard line. Neville could not gain a
foot in his attack at Sedgewick's place,
but Braden's plunge was good for two
yards. Neville next puntcd to Felton,
21-yard line. A. Horwcen ploughed his
way through Dickens for yard and a
nalf. Gratwick here replaced Hum
phrey at right halfback for Harvard.
FELTON, punted to Kempton, who was
downcd without gain on Yales 43-yard
line. Braden picked up two yards out
side Of Kane.
Neville punted to FELTON,, who made
a fair catch on Harvard's 28-yard line.
Casey was repused without gain by
Dickens and FELTON, punted to Neville
on Yale's 35-yard line The Ellis left
halfback swept up the field to Har-
ween pulled him down. Kempton made
three yards in run outside of Sedge-
wick. Braden fought his way through
the right side of Harvard's line for
four yards. Neville was thrown for q
one-yard loss by A. Horween and
Braden stepped back to Harvard's 43-
line in an apparent attempt for q field
goal. The play developed, however,
into line plunge by Neville, which
failed to gain the necessary yard for
II first down mad Harvard put the ball
into play on her own 3O-yard line
Gratwick made a yard over Walker
on Harvard's 43-yard line The kick
was twisting punt, which went but a
short distance before it crossed the
side lines kcmpton on the first line
Up found a wide opening between
Woods and Sedgewick and da he'd up
the field to Harvard's 27-yard line be-
fore he was thrown by Casey. W. Hub
bard replaced Kane as right tackle for
. Harvard. Gait, Yales right guard, re-
ceived a scalp cut in the scrimmaging
and the game was delayed while he was
sIoN~ed and his head bandaged.
When play was resumed Hubbard
spilled Neville without gain. Webb
picked up a couple Of yards and here
the third period ended.
SCORE: HARVARD 10; YALE 0.
FOURTH PERIOD
When the teams exchanged goals
Captain Murray replaced FELTON, at
quarterback for Harvard. Humphrey
also resumed his place at right half
back in place of Gratwick On the
first lineup Kempton made a forward
pass to Reinhardt who caught the ball,
but dropped it and A. Horwecn recov-
cred f9r Harvard on the Crimson Is
yard line. Case picked up five yards
in two tries around Yates left end, and
then Humphrey punted to kempton on
darvard's 43-yard line.
kempton attempted to circle Phin-
ncy end and was thrown by Casey for
five yard loss kempton's forward
pass grounded and on second attempt
the Yale quarter was thrown by A.
llorween for ten-yard logs before he
could get the ball ava
kempton's thild play was punt
which went to Harvard on the Crimson $
29-yard line. Here Aldrich rep. aced
Neville and Campbell rep aced Webb,
GIVING Yale two fresh halfbacks The
Harvard line plungers were good for a
scant yard.
Humphrey punted to Kempton, who
was hit by four Harvard tackles and
thrown on Yale's A0-yard line. AlIrich
faie's fresh left haltback, skirted Har
wards left wing and picked up a first
down on Harvard 50-yard line. A
second attempt at center was good for
iour yards more, after which his for
ward pass to Kcmpton grounded.
bfaden kicked a beautiful field GOA.
III rv rd J3 3.vurd Inc.
sec re--Earvard, 10; Yale. 3.
Captain Callahan of Yale, INQUIRED
now much time remained of the final
period. 1t was announced that there
were about eight minutes left to pIa
>, harvard's kickoff was caught bv
fhempton, who was thrown on Yale's
30-yard line.
On the first lineup Aldrich broke
looose around Harvard's left end and
Ian 70 nld-held before he was thrown.
u nyan y,.,lo rap.a1sd ia Desmond at left end for
harvard Two line plays failed to
gam and then Aldrich threw forward
pass 10 hempton on Harvard's S 46-vard
me; Here Braden again took his D ace
IN the backfield for a trv at field ooaf
put Captain Callahan's pass struck the
ground before it reached him md he
was thrown without gain.
"A hfteen-yaid penalty was imnosed
on Harvard who then put the hall IN
TO play on her 42-yard line. Humphrey
cropped SIX yards in an attemnt -
circle kelnhardt. Casey swept across
the held frd m side line to Side Ina
ana was run out Of bounds bv AlGrirh
lor total of seven yards gain.
=. humphrey punted to Yale's 3O-yard
Iine II where The bail was declared dead
hefpton butted his way through the
center of the Harvard line for five
y%rds. Braden added two throuoh
flgnt tackle and then Aldrich ounted
10 harvard $ 2o-yard line where MURRAY
was tackled and thrown without rs;1
by Dickens "'"V gam
Casey started an erd ~,,, b. =,