New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Rally by Els
In Last Period
Wins by l4.lO
Touchdown by FuIlbacL
Kelly Saves Yale From
Disaster in the Ro,.I
From a Special correspons...

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov S.
thousand people to-day saw Bro,p-
Yale almost to standstill in tho s..
three periods. They saw the e.
rally in the fourth period and -
victory from impending dcfea. !.
final score of II to 10. Both e'sr.u-
shattered each others defensive o..
repeatedly, Gus Oden, Browns hi.
quarterback. and Jonn William.
dusky end rush, breaking loose in o,.a
field play, combines Win his corw.-s
passing, which gave Brown ,.s 1--.
touchdown, Oden himself cra.s..
through center for the score A.
strong, the Brown fuii back, cao.~-S.
the puntlng honors and .is,ea 80
Brown field gcal which placed his tea
in the lead.
Yale's scoring horors wen. % F-s-,
Kelly, her piunC ng fullhack, WHO W,
called upon when the E.s had reacl-s
the Brown 5-yarG line 70 batter r.,
the defense Of tie Providence cof.
gims. Kelly alone was equal % -.
task OF crossing the Brown goal l.-s
Both the touchdowns pascn Ne sco-.,
were through one Of the s,iFes- -r.-
line oppositions ever presented bv
Brown eleven.
Yale Passes Up Chances
Yale reached the Brown 2o-va~i
mark eight times, outside o. her 10
accepted chances. Murphy attemo,e5
five field goals from distances arr.
from fortyhve to twenty yards. ~
French two, while once ire Els wera
held for downs incnes from the Brown
goal
Although the first uer.od went sco-e.
less, 60-yard run by Williams or the
opening play, when was decla.es =.
legal, threw the first scare INTO Ya,s
Referee Crowell decided thar Brooks
OF the Browns, passed he bal forws-s
to Williams and called that gunner
back
One OF the features proved 20 be -hs
glaring muffs OF Nurnhy and Oses
the two stellar performers Murphy
occurred in the initial period Only Ten
yards from goal. but a fifteea-yari
penalty set the visitors back and h,
Els took the ball on downs. Neither
cost a touchdown.
The Brown attack in the second
period swep. The visitors ahead ;or
total of sixty yards, forward pass
Williams to Oden. gaming fifteen
This was followed with an aerial fhch,
by Moody 10 Albright. which swep, ,hs
play along thirty yards more an
brought the ball 20 lee's f,ve-vs-l
line, where Oden swarned through Il,
Eli center for the only touchdown res.
istered by Brown
Kelly Smashes Line
Yale's opening touchdown. wh.c.
quickly followed. was the result Of
blocked KICK OF Armstrong AT the B---
nonian lO-yard mark. Dlw0rth. one
Yale end. leaped UP and checked the
sick. while his fellow oItp Cu.s..
1eI on the ball only ten yars from
me brown goal; Three times Keiy
smashed the Broom center. roi-,
through guard for the touchdown oS
the tnlrd attack. The frst half closed
with score sheet showing Z nointq fer
each side.
IN the third period Brown started
with 25-yard gain on a pas - MI.
iams, bringing the play t. Yaie's IS.
YARD mark, where Armstror : fed
goal Placed the visitors IN ne lead
before the period closed Yale ,hree
tlmes reached tne 3o-yarl mark bu:
was held for downs once sni los, re
ia on two Of Frenc4's M ed goa
fale's supreme ground-g4iuing e.
tort was in evidence in the -ral period
Twice the Els took the bail in MD.
field and reached the shadow Of ihs
Brown goal. kemp'on entered ths
game and his end runs three times
netted first down Yale 8as held io.
downs at the Brown yara lue
On sle second march from midaeii
kempton's forward PASS 20 Murphy
took the ball TO the Brown i5-yar.
mark, where Murphy repeated he toss,
Kelly taking the pigskin ~ ,ae 3-gai
line. Kelly twice ploughed into cea-
ter, gaining only inches. but he crashed
over the Iae on fourth al~n FOR the
score, which gave Yale he game.
The lineup:
Vale fll1 PTef+fn7 f4-r.r- fffl