The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

the bounding leather and in the end q
Yale man got II. The advance was
resumed with a five yard gain by Muir
ply. Kelly went crashing and lodging
for eight yards more. Campbell got two
yards. Boston tried to organize a stand
, against this eleventh hour hammering
process, but wearied bodies could not
| stand up while the enemy fought with a
spirit which was irresistible and n vigor
| which seemed TO be inspired.
This man Kelly, who had made two
| costly fumbles, felt that he owed both Yale
| and Boston lot moro than he could
pay to-day. He was the only Yale back
who played all through the game. And
as the fog grew thicker and the calls
for another Yale touchdown became more
insistent. Kelly reused himself to his
best work Of the day.
Cheers for Redeemed Team.
As Boston braced itself against an
other assault. Kelly went smashing into
the left side and made II first down at
Boston's - yard line. Then Yale called
on the "brainstorm' play The call was
urgent. Murphy fell back and threw n
forward pass to Walker which put the
ball only four yards away from the
final chalk mark. Kelly came HURTING
through for two yards.
II was Kelly again for another yard.
And as Kelly went into the red lerseyed
| mass again and went over the line for
touchdown. the bowl resounded with
an old time Yale cheer for Yale team
which had redeemed itself in the wan
ing moments Of hard battle.
Boston kicked off and Yale tried =
forward pass. Then time was called.
Il was almost dark.
Kelly had the distinction OF SCORING
Yalc's first touchdown, TOO, in the first
I period. IL came after Boston had got a
/ touchdown. and when Aldrich failed TO
I kick goal Boston went into the second
/ period with the lead by : 20 6. That
| ars; Bos,on touchdown was more or less
personal accomplishment on the part
| cf Rode rick. the fullhack. The way u
/ The score was paved by Keliy's tumble
Of FttzpatriclS's punt Boston has held
for downs on It's own 40 yard line but
did not iry 90 advance the ball IN that
| period IL played the old Princeton game
or kicking and waiting for the other fell
! low 10 make mistakes. and Yale through
/ Kelly obliged.
Eleven Frenzied Yale Players.
Fitzpatrick puutod to Boston's 40 yard
line. Il was not good kick. AT that
stage OF the game Fitzpatrick was not
doing very well with his accomplished
toe ~ the bail bounded Kelly came
along and scoooed 1t up. lie started
through right tackle and suddenly FUN
bled the ball Rodericl, swooped on the
leather "a hawk swoops down on an
inoffensivc little pullet and OFF no went
toward the Yale goal line, which was
nfty-nvc yards away.
Al the start Of his long and exciting
Journey Rodorick was bumped by one Of
the Yale lire men. Five yards further
on he was bumped By another. But they
only bumped him. The flying back kept
right on his way without slackcning his
speed And while eleven frenzied Yale
players came rushing at his back Rode
rick scored the first touchdown ever
made by Boston College against Yale.
/ Fitzpatrick Kicked the gosl and Z
went up for Boston.
a rumble Of surprise and consterna-
ton went through the arena.
! That touchdown spurred the Ellis 10
/ greater effort. They snarled on the
attack and began 20 punch holes through
| the Boston line This was the most
aggressive part Of the game Boston
snarled back and punched back Fists
seemed TO fly IN all directions Harsh
words rose 10 those up IN the cents
Yale started toward the score with The
aid OF lucky break Oh one Of Aldrich :
punts. Shortly after the Kickoff which
/ followed the Boston touchdown Aldrlch
punted The ball rolled apparently over
/ the line for n touchback.
But foot from the line it went out
OF bounds over the side line, so Boston
had 10 put It I'm play there. Fitzpatrick
] fell back behind his own goal line 10
kick out Of danger and made a sorry