The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-24
By Quarters
FIRST QUARTER

| Howard kicked to Centres 15-yard line l After two line plunges which gained three wards. WhitnelI punted to Iwen on liar vard,s s5-yard line where the Harvard catcher was downed in his tracks. Churchill gained eight yards around snoddy. and was finally brought down | bv McMillan. Horween aided by excel lent interference plunged through Mont gonery for a first down on Centre af yard line.
 Owen went through the same hole TOT a first down on Centres 32-yard line, Horween picked up seven yards througn center and Harvard was given hve ad' ditional yards for offside play. Church-
 ill behind splendid interference. swept
 around Nft end Chinn, to Centres elght-
 yard line Harvard was set back i've yards for offside play after Horween
 lad failed to gain through Ropp. In run completely across the heid' Churchill brought the ball back to Cen tres eight-yard line before he was forced out of bounds. On the next play owen
 plunged through large hole, made by
 Montgombery and Ford, for a touchdown
 directly under the goal posts. Faxon
 kicked an easy goal
 Score: Harvard. [. Centre, 0.
 The touchdown, was scored in less
 than five minutes of actual play. Gen.
 tre failed to show any ability to hold
 the Harvard offense in check
 Kregor replaced Ford at left guard
 for Centre in an attempt to stop one of the holes that Harvard uncovered at the resumption of play, the ball be- ing caught back of Harvard's goal line for touchback. Harvard brought the ball out to the 20-yard line and on the second lineup punted to Centres 20 yard line. On the first scrimmage Rob- erts outcircled Gaston and ran to mid field before being forced out of bounds.
 Captain McMillan. in an end run, and a plunge against Harvard's center, gained three yards. A forward pass, McMillan to Snoddy put the ball on Harvards $ 4O-yard line. but it was called back 15 yards for holding on the part of Centre.
 second pass, McMillan to whitnell. gave Centre the ball. and first down on Harvard's S4-yard line. McMillan slipped through Hubbard for q nine-yard gain before Owen checked him. Roberts in a mass play at the same spot gained a scant two feet
 McMillan made less than foot at Havemeyer. and on the fourth down Armstrong made it first down over Hubbard the ball being on Harvard S. 23-yard line. Armstrong, aided by fine interference swept around Harvard's left end for eight yards and Centre was showing much petter OHenSlVe play than their defensive efforts, when Harvard had the ball. Roberts made it first~l down on Harvard's 13-yard line. Me Milan received a long pass into the haclliieid. started arounds <anes end and seeing that his path was blocked reversed himself and crcled right end for first touchdown on Harvards three yard line, Thousands of spectators urged and cheered the Centre College team on, demanding a touchdown against Captain McMillan rushed about franticaly. encouraging his players to make tying score and Roberts slid through Tolbert and Faxon for touch- down.
 Weaver kicked the goal. tying the score.
 Score: Harvard [. Centre 7
 Harvard kicked to Armstrong on Gen. | res 2o-yard line and the latter picked | ,ip seven yards before he, was downed | AcMilian broke through Harvard's cen- 1 ter and overstepping to the left ap- | peared headed for touchdown when | he was tackled and thrown by Gaston |