New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Visitors Come Back Strong
After Els Make 2 Touch
downs; Score, 2I to z
From Special Correspondent

NEW HAVEN, Oct 30~-Although
Yale scored two touchdowns in the
opening period to-day, Colgate came
back like a whirwind and outplayed
the Els until the middle of the final
stanza, scoring once, and reaching the
20-yard Yale line five timse before the
home crew rallied and. midway in the
final period, drove their third touch
down across the Colgate goal giving
them final victory by the score Of
p to =
Herbert Kempton's forward passing
was the headline factor in all three Of
the Yale scores, while his tackling on
the defence three times toppled Col
gate dashing broken field runner be-
tween whom and touchdown kempton
was the sole obstacle
incidentally Kempton's run backs Of
The Colgate punts on half dozen oc-
casions retrieved enough territory to
avert danger and relieved the pressure
on the Eli goal line.
Webster, Colgate's left balfback, was
heaved into the open time and again
by delayed pass formation, combined
left guard and tackle wide open. Web
ster shot into the line II secondary de-
fence half dozen times, eiuded two
q three Of the Eli backs and WAS
brought down invariably by Kempton.
kemrton Crashes Through
Yale appeared OF tAe high road to
an easy victory when her scoring ma
chine reelcd of two touchdowns in
me initial period. From midheld Yale
was put in position for her opening
score by kempton's long hcavc 70
Campbell, which swept the Yale At
tack 30 tn d gate l0-yard marx Here
the Yale t~cKs were held untli fourth
down, when kempton himself came to
-ne rescuc with a counter plunge, which
brought the ball oyer for ! ale's open
!Eg touchdown.
Within five minutes the Iii scoring
machine had plowed q path for the
second touchdown. Taking tho ball
to midheld, efter running back San
tord's punt twenty yards, Kempton,
Kelly and Jordan slternated In line
smashes to the Colgate 10-yard mark,
where Frank Kelly twice nurdled the
Colgate rush line, going over the goal
in the second attempt.
In the second period Yale missed
another chance for score when Harry
Cross blocked Sanford's punt at Col
gates 2o-yard line, but the Ellis were
held on downs as the second period
closed
Colgate's offensive went over the .op
"hen Mason and Webster repeatedly
bored through the Yale line. ara five
times reached the Yale 30-yard marx
On The first occasion Webster vas
thrown twenty yards from the Ell goa
by kempton SO heavily that his fellow
players formed curtain blanke. for
MN to change his torn trousers Held
until fourth down, the Colgate for
ward passing game was uncovered, a
TOSS, Mason 10 Swentor, swe ping the
play TO Iale's 15-yard line, and an
other, Mason to Webster, giving Webs-
Ter chance TO clear right end fer a
brilliant touchdown.
Frank Kelly knocked Ont
Webster ran back Jordan's kickoff
thlfty yards, knocking our Frank Kelly
through fierce tacXling Swentor fol-
owed BY using the knife play al left
guard, registering a thjrty-ya1G ad-
vance, Colgate losing the ball when
4ale's defense stitfened
Colgate Was presented with ano.re,
opportunity when hslrhr1L camDne i.
Of Yale, iumbIeei at the Iii 30-y.cd
line. Mason and Swentor going through
tackle Tor twelve yards and Webster
nurdling the lale line to the seven
yard mark, where Yale wrested the ball
from the visitors or downs. French
kicked short in the final period and
Webster broke through for two l5-yard
gains, Mason's tumble TO Kempton at
the 20-yard mark checking the advance
1a!es rally, with only eight minute
OF play remaining. was started BY
hemptons 20-yard run back. his for
ward pass 10 Cutler gaining twenty
more, and bringing the ball 20 midfeld
His n-Nt toss 10 Campbell gained
thirty yards, and on fourth downs.
when Yale appeared checked, he hurled
L heave which Dicky Dilworth. stand-
ing squareiy behind the Colgate goal,
caught Tor the final touchdown.