New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

man porter, who was Harvard's mascot
for q short chat.
Captain Murray of Harvard called
the toss of the coin and chose the
south goal and the right to receive the
kickoff. Steers kicked off to r. Hor-
ween, who ran five yards to Harvard's
oo-yard mark. Howard recovered a
Harvard tumble in the latter's 40-yard
line. One rush failed and Hunting
ton ran to Harvard's 22-vard line, but
Oregon was caught holding and set
back to the 40-yard line. Huntington
made yard and Steers added four.
Steers's pass went wide, and his at
tempt for drop-kick goal went five
yards wide of the bars. Casey made
two yards for Harvard on the next
play r. Horween punted to Jacob
berger on Oregon's 40-yard stretch.
Huntington and Brandenberg ran
eight yards and Steers punted to Har-
Fard's 15-yard line. Casey got around
Howard for twenty yards and A. Hor-
ween made five yards. Huntington re-
covered when r. Horween fumbled near
midfield. Steers made six yards after
two teammates failed to puncture Har-
wards line.
Ralph Horween Hurt
Steers then punched center for first
u lSs
added three on his next assault
Arnold Horween recovered Oregon's
tumble on his 40-yard line and his
brother Ralph promptly punted to the
opposing 40-yard mark, where Jacob
berger fumbled and Captain Murray
pounced on the ball. Harvard's first
real break came when Captain Bill
called on R. Horween for two yards,
and Eddie Casey made three more.
Murray's pass to Casey went wide.
X. Horween's drop kick from his 45-
yard line was blocked by Williams
Anderson recovered for Oregon, and in
trying to get the ball Ralph Horween's
Clipped collarbone was thrown out of
place. Freddy Church replaced him at
fullback
Jacobberger made ten yards and car
ried the ball to Harvard's 27-yard line.
Three rushes, with bad Bill" Steers
once carrying the ball, yielded another
first down. On the next rush Steers
poked off left tackle for five yards and
added two more around Steele. Hunt
ington made first down on Harvards
17-yard line. A forward pass, Steers to
Huntington, went astray when an Ore
gonian was offside, but the ball still
was the Westerners' on Harvard's 15-
yard line as the first period ended.
One play failed, then Steers dropped
back and kicked field goal from the
2s-yard line for the first score of the
contest: Steers carried A. Horween's
kickoff back to his 22-yard line. Two
rushes yielded five yards and Steers de-
= eided to punt, Captain Murray running
the ball five yards to his 4O-yard line
Casey walked through Bartlett for
eight yards, but Church nullifed this
gain by running outside for three
yard loss.
Harvard Makes Touchdown
A forward pass from Captain Murray
to Casey earned twenty-five yards, car
rying Harvard to Oregon's 35-yard line
Arnie Horween made five yards and
Casey caught another toss from Murray
for fifteen yards. Oregon was offside
on the next play, and Harvard had the
pigskin on the opposing teams 15-
yard line. With keen interference,
Church circled Bartlett for fifteen
yards and touchdown, placing the ball
directly behind the uprights.
Arnold Horween kicked an easy goal.
Huntington brought A. Horween's kick
off to his 30-yard line. Steers and
Huntington failed to gain. Steers,
forced to punt, lifted one for Murray
On the Crimson's 33-yard line. Church,
on the next play, kicked behind Ore
CONS goal, giving the latter team the
ball on its 2O-yard line. Steers made
eighteen yards around Steele's end.
Time was called for Dad Bill" Steers
tute quarterback, took Steers's place
as the latter was helped off the field.
Jacobberger opened up with five yards,
and on the next play the ball went out
side, being brought to the center Of the
field on Harvard's 45-yard line.
Brandenburg's drop-kick was blocked,
but he jumped and recovered the ball.
Manerude lost fve yards. Arnold Hor-
ween's fine tacklingN was sending the
hammer. With the fourth down and
ten to 60, Manerud punted to Har-
wards 1S-yard line.
Church then punted fifty yards to
ORGANS 4O-yard line, with Manerud
gaining five ON the way back. After
two rushes failed, Brandenburg
smashed off tackle for eight yards,
and Harvard was penalized to its "A
yard line for holding. Huntington
speedily. brushed by right guard to
Harvard's 14-yard line and two more
yards were added for extra time out.
Oregon Scores Again
Oregon was caught holding and lost
fifteen yards. Afterward pass failed,
but little Manerud, the Oregon quar-
terback, on the fourth down drop
kicked goal from the 32-yard line. It
was neatly done.
Brandenberg ran A. Horween's kick
of twenty yards back to his 30-yard
line. On the next play Manerude
skirted right end for seventeen yards.
The half ended with the score: Har-
ward. Z; Oregon, 6.
Jacobberger ran back A. Horween's
kickoff twenty yards as the third
period opened. Manerude was forced
to punt az his backs failed him, and
Captain Murray was thrown in his
tracks ON Harvard's 22-yard line. Be-
tween Casey and Church, ten yards
were made. Bartlett caught Church
trying to circle Mort Howard Church g
forty-yard punt to Huntington landed
en- Oregon's 22-yard line.
BrAndenberg was thrown for fve-
yard Ioss, and Coach Fisher substi-
-uted Brown, guard, for Kane at
right tackle. Manerud tried one play
and then punted to Haryard's 40
yard line, when Church returned the
peg 10 Oregon's 80-yard line. Muir
ray caught short line drive punt and
made five yards. Hcre Babe FELTON,,
who did wonderful work in the Prince
ton and Yale games, relieved the Har-
yard leader.
Casey was sent through Mautz for
four yards, and on the next play Har~
yard was pcnalizcd for offside. FELTON,
70 Casey, via tbs forward pass, made