The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21

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 A1drich failed in an attempt for a field goal and the period ended with the ball on Harvards 3S-yard line.
 Score: Harvard 3, Yale o.
 SECOND QUARTER
 Reversing goalposts, the teams lined up again The first play was a run, the with of the field, by Humphrey, who brought the ball to Harvard's 39-yard line before Aldrich brought him down. Horween jannmed for nine yards and first down on Harvard's 44-yard line. Owen added five more in rushes. Owen kicked and Yale players allowed the ball to roll until it was declared dead on Yale's nine yard line The Harvard forwards smotn- cred Kempton's center. and Aldricn, standing under his goalposts, kicked to a fair catch by Buell. on Yale's A-yard line. Instead of taking the placement kick option, Harvard chose to rush ana Horween went ahead five yards before Sturrn stopped him. long forward pass of 20 yards, Buell. to Crocker, found Harvard with the bali on Yale's 15-yard line. Offsde play set the Crimson back 5 yards.
 The forward pass was tried again, but this time Kempton was on the receiving end for Yale, and it was the Blues pail on its own 35-yard line, when he was run outside by Kane.
 Kempton, feinting pass, rushed him- self for a six-yard gain. Aidrich was tackled by Eavemeyer after a two-foot advance Kempton carried the ball for a first down on Yale's 45-yard line on the first play. He passed to Sturm and acteo as his interference against ,Sedgewick for loss on the next play.
 The Blue repulsed in rushes, turned 10 the kicking game, and Aldrichs Doo' T.. ordsc rd line. Horween crashed through the center or the Blue line for a five-vard gain. Kemp ton. un1.elneted, dashed back IT yards on the runback of Humphreys punt, but a Yale penalty sent it back 10 yards.
 Aldrich lost two yards when the giant Sedgewick knocked him down. Aldrlch furnbled on the next play and WOODS was on the ball to start Harvard on an- other drive for touchdown from Yaie's 45-yard line.
 Captain Callahan was hurt on the next play, but argued that he was able to continue and had his way.
 First down was gained on the next play with the ball on Yale's 36-yard line when Horween hurtled across the Yale forward line.
 Owen tried a scoring drop kick, but his hurried boot went high and short, fall ing into Aldrich's hands on the S-yard line.
 sturm rushed the ball to the 4o-yard line through several Hsrvard players line drive was set back by Harvard. and . forward pass attack was stopped when the Crimson forwards broke through and downed Kempton for two yard loss.
 Aldrich kicked to Buell. on the next lineup, but Yale was allowed lS yards because Harvard's play CTS had rougneo the kicker It was Yale's ball, nrst
 v~J yfv%A ward pass started by Aldrich, was caught bv Owen and once again the ball changed hands in this manner. An ex- change of punts followed and the period ended.
 Score: Harvard 3. Yale O.
 THIRD QUARTER
 Yale took the field for the third period with lineup unchanged. Tn the Harvard lineup Tierney replaced Havemyer as snapper-back and Humphrey returned to the Harvard backfield, in place or Churchill Captain Horween's kickon to Kempton was caught by Kempton. Yale ouarterback. following behind interfer- ence of Kelly made run back Of more than half the distance of the field. Yale put the ball in play on Iiarvards 8 4o- yard line. e,
 Aldrich tried a drop kick, which fell 10 yards short Humphrey was tackled by Dickens almost at the moment or catching the ball. It was Haryard's pail or, the Crimson 13-yard line. Humphrey made it first down with run around Dilworth's end The ball was on liar wards 3O-yard line. Owen gained Iour yards against Captain Callahan. HOT ween was stopped without gain when Cutler came through. Harvard oisposoo of it's players with a wheel shirt wnlcn was preliminary to kick. Humpnrey punfod +c valA'e 2Q-yard line,
 A Yale player returned it back nve yaris. Aldrich kicked, Owen peinE dov5hed with the runback without gain OH, Harvards 3-yard line. Gaston en. tered the game for Harvard, replacing Kane Dickens broke through the Cfim- son line and sent Humphrey back Tor three-yard loss A five-yard penalty TOT offside play brought Harvard back to us lt-yard line. Humphrey kicked to mid field and the ball rolled 8 yards peiore it was declared dead.
 Yale gained five yards on well masked quarterback run by kempton. The Blue turned to the kicking game for gain. but the ball was carried outside by the wind on Harvard's 46-yard hne A forward pass, Buell. to Owen. brought the Crimson again into Yale territory on the Blue 4T-yard line, Faxon and Brown were sent in to spell Sedgewick ana loi- bert in the Harvard line. Owen ran the ball outside at Yale AS-ydru ainC' SiAO'- of fihst down by inches.
 Yales front line was on tne neAe Owen rush like a ton of brick ana ne was stopped with barely the advance of inches required for first down. HOT ween whirled through the Yale line on the next play for a 13-yard advance 10 which owen added six yards on the next rush. Harvard was 9 yards from the Yale goal. Yale called on it's pest defensive strength and Lay repiaceo Kelly in the blue backfield. Buell. fak- ing a kick, tossed to Humphrey 10 wards away and Humphrey added flve yards before KeInpton downed him. The Crimson was on the last cnaik mark separating it by five yards -rom the Blue goal owen was brought down without gain by the Yale line, several members of which enclosed him.
 Jordan was sent in to bolster ths Yale defense in place of Sturm. HOT ween gained a scant yard against me Blue center.
 In the next rush Humphrey was thrown back two yards in an attempt to circle Cutters end. Alrich coming to circle through from Yales secondlsy defence to bring him down. Buell. faiied in a trial for a field goal from the Yale 17-yard line. Yale lined up with the ball on its 2e-yard line and Ald-icd kicked at once. Buell. made a run back of II wards from Harvard's 10 to fale's 46yard line.
 Again the Crimson was in Blue terri tory and Horween made a stab thro asn center for two yards. Then Buell.