The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-02

opponents held their lire smashes.
Speed was equally divided the backs
of the opposing teams seeming to get
over the ground with equal facility.
In interference and blocking the east
erners had a shade the better Of it, ac-
cording to press experts but the teams
were so evenly matched that there was
little choice.
The greatest crowd ever assembled
in Tournament park was gathered for
the event. The park seated more than
$4,000 people and general admissions
for standing room ran up the attend
ance to approximately $4,000, accord
ing to- officials. The day was perfect,
a slight haze overcasting the sun, not
sufficiently to obscure the view of the
field from any seat, but enough to pre-
vent heat exhaustion troubling the
players.
The line Up:
Harvard 67)-Desmond, left end;
Segwewick. left tackle; Woods. left
guard Havemeyer, center; Hubbard,
right guard; Kane. right tackle; Steele,
right end: Murray captain, quarter
back; A. Horween, left halfback
Casey. right halfback; r. Horween.
fullback.
oregon (6)-Howard, left end; f.
Leslie. left tacklei Williams, left
guard; X. Leslie, center; Mautz, right
guard; Bartlett, right tackle; Ander-
son, right end Steers, quarterback
Brandenberg, captain, left halfback; "
Jacobberger, right halfback; Hunting
ton, fullback.
Score by periods:
harvard .----....-.....- CO
oregon .......... 0 G. 0 Go
. Harvard scoring: Touchdown. Churc
Harvard scoring: Touchdown. Church;
gofl from touchdown, A. Horween.
oregon scoring: Goals from field,
Steers. Manerud.
Officials: Referee, George NJ. Var
nell (SpokaneJ; umpire, e. G. Quigley
(St. Mary's, Kansas; head linesman,
E. P1owden Stott (Portlaad); field
Judge, Henry Butlerfield (Denver).
FIRST QUARTER
Pasadena, Cal, January Harvard
won the toss and erected to receive and
take the south goal Steers kicked to
Horween, who received on his 2O-yard
line and ran the bali back five yards,
R. Horween fumbled and Oregon recov-
cred on Harvard's 3o-yard line
Huntington made two yards through the
line and then went around left tackle for
20 yards. The ball was on Harvard s
26-yard line. Steers made two yards by
a line play, but Oregon was penalized
Brandenburg made a yard on a line
play. Steers bucked the center of the line
for seven yards The ball was on Har-
wards 29-yard line. Time was taken out
for Anderson. Anderson was revived soon
and Oregon failed on a forward pass,
and Steers failed on drop kick from
the 38-yard line. The ball went to Har-
ward ON the 20-yard line. Casey made two
yards through right tackle r. Horween
punted to Oregons 42-yard line. Bran
denburg went through center for three
yards and Huntington went off left tackle
for five. Brandenburg failed to gain and
Steers kicked over Harvard's goal line.
The ball was returned to Harvart's 90
ward line, Harvard's ball. Casey circled
left end for 16 yards. A. Horween bucked
the line for two yards. Casey fumbled,
" Jacobberger recovering on Oregon s
E-yard line. Jacobberger then made two
yards through left end, Oregon's ball.
Steers circled right end for eight yards.
The ball was on Oregon's 45-yard line.
Huntington bucked the center of the
line, making first down on Harvards 40
yard line. Steers thrust off left tackle
for eight yards and fumbled, Harvard
recovering the ball on its 4-yard line.
r Horween bucked for two yards
The greater part of the play thus far
had been attempted gains through the
line or short end runs with little passing