The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
Every Foot of Ground Was
Contested With Football /.
Determination.
FINAL SCORE 81 TO II

FINAL SCUhE 81 ~ ia
Harvard Stadium. Cambridge. Mass
Oct. 23.--Harvard's football machn
eleven which came up from the soutl
indicated In four years OF play. TIL
hnal score was Harvard 81; Centre IA
The Crimson matched Centres spec
tacular scoring in the first two period
with two touchdowns and two resulting
goals. In the last half Of the gam
Harvard's defense stopped all centr
attacks. once on the very threshold o
ITS goal, and it's offense piled up, tw,
more touchdowns and a field goal al
by Capt Horween with two goals from
for Its winning total
individually. Capt. DO" McMillin o
Centre. and the Harvard leader stoo,
above their brilliant fellow players.
First Period.
Faxon Kicked off to McMillin OF
Centres 15-yard line and ran II bacl
yards before he was thrown. After
two line plunges, which gained 3. yards
Whitnell puuted to Owen on Harvard
35-yard line, where the Harvard catcher
was downed in his tracks. Churchill
finally brought down by McMillir
Horween, aided by excellent interior
ence, plunged through Montgomery for
a first down or Centres T-yPrd line
owen went through the same spot
for first down on Centres N32-yaro
line. Horween picked up 2 yards for
offside play. Churchill, behind splendid
Interference, swept around left end
Chinn. to Centres S-yard line. Harvard
was set back yards for oifside play
after Horween had failed to gain
through Robb.
In a run completely across the field,
Churchill brought the ballback to
Centres S-yard line before he was forced
out OF bounds. On the next play
owen plunged through large hole
! made by Montgomery and Ford for a
Ntouch- directly under the goal
posts. t'axon kicked an easy goal.
Score: Harvard z; Centre U.
The touchdown was scored in less
than five minutes Of actual play. Centre
failed to show any ability to hold the
Harvard oifense in check. kreger re-
placed Ford at left guard for Centre in
an attempt to stop one OF the holes
that Harvard uncovered in Centres de-
Tense.
Centre kicked Off at the resumption
OF play, the ball being caught back OF
Harvard's goal line fopa touch back
Harvard brought the ball out to the ~
yard line and on the second lineup,
punted to Centres 70 yard line. On the
first scrimmage Roberts out circled
Castor and ran to midi field before be-
ing force out of bounds.
Capt. Mcmillan, in an end run and
a punge againstHarvard's centre gained
3-yards. A forward pass, McMillin to
Senddy, put the ball on Harvard's 40
yard line, but 1t was called back fifteen
yards for holding on the part OF Centre.
A second pass, McMillin to Whitnell.
gave Centre the ball and aNfirst down
on, Harvard's 34-yard line. McMtlltn
slipped through Hubbard for yard
gain before Owen checked him. ROD
erts, in "a mass play at the same spot,
gained scant two feet.
McMillin made less than foot at
Haveineyef, and on the fourth down
Armstrong made il first down over
Hulbnrt.. tiir. Aft -nufiiG on Harxard's
2s-yard line Armstrong. aided by fine
interference, swept around Harvard's
left end for yards, and Centre was
showing much better offensive play
than their defensive efforts when Har-
ward had the ball.
Roberts made it first down on Har-
wards and 13-yard line. McMillin re-
ceiving a long pass into the back field,
started around Kane's end seeing that
his path was blocked, reversed him.
self and circled right end for a first
down on Haryard's 3yard line. Thous-
ands Of spectators urged and cheered
the Centre college team on, demanding
a touchdown against Harvard Capt.
McMillin rushed about frantically en-
score, and Roberts slid trough Tolbert
and Faxon for touchdown. Weaver
kicked the goal, trying the score.
Score, end of first period Harvard;
Centre z.
Second Period.
On the resumption of play, Centre
made two short gains and then was
set hack fifteen yards for holding. On
the fourth lineup. McMlllin form a
inn an
line threw to Whitnell in Harvard's ter
/ ory, and the latter. with a clear field
ahead Of him sprnted for touchdown.
He was overtaken by two Crimson
tacklers, out the tackle threw the trio
over the Crimson goal for Center's sec
ond touchdown.
!. Weaver kicked goal, The completed
Nplay covered sixty-eight yards.
Following Centres kickoff Harvard
put the ball in play on her 20-yard line
and Owen made seven yards through
the center of the Southerner's line.
McMillin slipped through a hole on
the right side of the Harvard line and
made II a first down in the exact CEN
ter of the field. A forward pass. Me-
MILAN to Snoddy, gained nine yards.
Roberts plunged through the center of
the Harvard line for a first down on
the Crimson 40-yArd mark.
Whitnell lost two yards attempting
to circle right end and Centre was pen
allied an additional fifteen yards for
holding. which decision was literally
booed by large numbers of the specta-
tors.
Whitnell punted out of bounds on
Harvard's 37-yard line.
On the first lineup Harvard gained
seven yards when Owen broke through
Montgomery into Centres secondary
defense. Horween made it a first down
Wild AAI Yea de
against Centre for interfering with
Haryarti's pass before the ball was in
play, and on n delayed run around Cen
tres right end Churchill made six
yards A repetition gained an addi-
tional three yeards and Horween. in n
plunge. which carried him over the
side lines made 1t first down on Cen
tres 35-yard line.
Churchill broke through Centres mid,
section of forwards and with n twist
ing, lodging run carried the bah To
Centres 14-yard line before he was
finally checked by the combined efforts
OF McMiilih and Roberts.
Owen smashed his way to Centres
Vineyard line. crashing through Ford
and being stopped by McMillin. Owen
put the ball on the final five-yard line
for a first down. being checked by
Roberts. Owens next smash put the
hail within three yards OF Centres goal
line. Centre players graDpled with
Horween: Horween finally dived
through Centres defense for the second
touchdown. Fazon kicked goal. Score
Harvard. "a: Centre. II.
Harvard kicked off to McMillin on
Centres 15-yard line and the latter ran
the ball back nineteen yards before he
was checked. Robb, Centres right
guard, was knocked out and was given
LOST AND FOUND
DOG-Lost or stolen, small white spitE
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