Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
YALE-HARVARD
GAME STARTS
BEFORE $4,000
Crowd in Sport His
tory Turns Out for 39th
Annual Scrap.
RED ARMY SCORES FIRST
THE STARTING LINEUP.

Acosta . Left guard -. .TOlbert
Cross. Center -. Havemeyer
Callahan Capt) Right guard Woods
Dickens ..... Right tackle. Hubbard
Bean. Right end ... Kane
Kempton Quarter back. Buell.
Kelly .-. Left half back 800. Owen
AIdrich Right half back. Fits
Sturm. Full back. HOrween (Capt9
Referee. n. \. Tufts; umpire, Tom
Thorpe; field judge, w. G. CrOwell; head
lfnesman, G. n. Bankhart.
YALE BOWL, NEW HAVEN, Conn,
Nov. 2o.-Yale faced the Marne Of her
rather disastrous fall drive here this
afternoon.
After the repulse and rout of last
weeks battle Of Nassau. the Eli looked
with q sort of dread on the advancing
Red army from Harvard.
1t seemed the major part of the globes
population was crammed into the bowl
for the thirty ninth battle between Yale
and Harvard. More than 1900 specta-
tors-the biggest crowd In American
sport history-seemed to have been
dumped into q gaping hole in the earth
FIELD a BLAZE OF
BRILLIANT COLOR.
1t was a brilliant spectrum Of color
that shone out under a perfect fan
sun. The blue Of the Yale stands lowered
Aigh to the rim Of the bowl and merged
right into clear Yale blue skies. On
he other side the Crimson OF Harvard
seemed TO run harmOniously right into
the borders OF the sun.
Capt Arnold HOrween rushed his red
army OF sixty players on the field at
L o'clock. The Harvard band blared
out with some impromptu notes that
hffr hot ~
was was drowned in a roar that rose
from the Harvard side.
The squad depIoyed in lines OF skfrm-
ishers on the field and put in target
practice load of pig skin ammunition.
Buell., the sharpshOoting quarter back,
tossed grenades through the air TO the
ends and Captain Horween, Owen and
Fitzgerald booted punts that thumped
Ike trench mortar and fell forty and
! fifty yards away.
THEN YALE GETS
CHANCE TO HOWL.
Gen. Tim Callahan brought the Yale
stands TO life when he led his blue pack
OF forty five on the field They were
numbered and the entire crowd howIea
its approval. Yale kert along the side
lines and tossed a dozen balls around.
keeping an eye meanwhile on the actiy-
ities OF the Harvard squad In midheld. r.
Fragile little Thorne Murphy squeezed
out to the thirtyfye- yard line and took
some target practice at the goal posts.
Herb hemptOn his long blonde locks
blowing IN the wind, was the chief
spreader Of pep. He ran In and out Of
the blue assemblage, urging them all
with slaps on the bucks and kicks else
where to keep up a heart,
captain Horween won the toss and
chose the north goal.
FIRST PERIOD.
Callahan kicked Off to HOrween. who
ran the bah back thirty yards 10 mid
field. Buell. ran twenty yards through
right tackle. owen failed to gain In q
plunge at right tackle. A forward pass
from Buell. grounded. A forward pass
10 Buell. gained fifteen yards.
Horween gained two yards through
center. Aldrich intercepted a forward
pass from Buell. It was Yale's bali on
the thenty three yard line.
Kempton fumbled. but the ball was
recovered by Sturm on the forty-yArd
line. Harvard gained nine yards on
farwaTd pass, Buell. to Fits.
Harvard failed 10 gain. Owen punted
ont OF bounds on Yale's twenty yard line
Sturm gained a yard ON a DELAYED PASS
through right tackle AIdrich punted to
Harvard's forty-yard line
Buell. muned the punt which was made
by Dickens. thirty-yard forward pass
from Aldrich was intercepted bv Fits
who ran the ball back seven yards 1t
was Harvard's first down on Yale's
forty -eight-yard line. Owen gained three
yards through right tackle.
A forward pass from Buell. grounded
Owen punted to Kempton, who ran the
ball back twenty yards to Yale's thirty
i've yard line. He was tackled by Kane
Aldrtch lost two yards on a charge at
CENTER Aldrich punted to Harvard's
forty y-hve- yard line. Buell. made a fair
catch Fits was thrown for a four
yard loss on an attempted right end run
I Fits Dunted to. Kempton, who fumbled
on Yales thirty five yard line. The ball
was recovered for Harvard by CASTOR
Harvard gained ten yards on a forward
wards ball on Yale's twenty four-yarG
line.
Fits gained two yards through left
tackle, being stopped by Callahan Yale
Buell.. Buell. dropped back and booted
a perfect field goal from the thirty two
yard line. His drop kick sailed squarely
between the posts.
ScOre-Haryard, 3; Yale, o.
Cross kicked Off to Harvard on the
seven-yard line. Owen ran It back
twenty-three yards to Harvard's thirty
yard line. Fits was thrown for a one
yard loss by Sturm on an attempted
left-end run.
Harvard gained four yards on a charge
through left tackle by Horween. Owen
punted to Kempton, who ran the BAH
back fifteen yards to Yale's forty yyard
line. where he WAS downed by CASTOR.
Kempton made two yards, stepping out
Of bounds on a charge through left
tackle. Aldrich made three yards around
right end He was downed by Kane
Aldrich punted to Harvard's twenty yard
Cutter threw Rueu back Ave yards
from where he caught the ball Harvard