The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-02
Harvard Joyful At
 Victory In Football
Casey Church and the Horween Brothers Star in Thrill ing Triumph Over Oregon at Pasadena Crimson
 Alumni Cheer Themselves Hoarse.

return journey to Cam bridge, MasR fully repaid for the twice transcon tinental trip by the, ' to 6 victory gained here yesterday over the Uni rersity of Oregon eleven. Discussion today by critics of the game largely concerned the ability of Casey, Har- wards sensational backfield man, in catching forward passes and freeing himself from tacklers, and A. Hor- Ween's line piunging during the final period. Church was given credit for much effective bunting.
 Little Manerud and Steers, whose drop kicks brought the Oregon score to within one point of that made for Harvard by Church's touchdown and A. Horween's goal, also came in for favorable mention. Both elevens re- lied mainly upon the old staples, line plunging, cross tackle bucks, around end runs, punts and a few forward passes.
 Weight of the Harvard team, which aggregated considerable. more than that of Oregon, played no part in the victory, declared Robert Fisher Grim son coach. He ascribed the success to his players pluck. It was the first scrimmaging Harvard had done since the close the eastern season.
 Although the breaks, both deserved
  son, the eleven which came here from Cambridge less than a week ago got in it's scoring punch early and then playing on it's nerve outgeneralled the opposing team during the final half, the portion Of the game in which Ore gon, In fact all the West, expected the visitors to go to pieces.
 Just as had the previous visitors from Brown and Pennsylvania, liar ward started well enough but by put ting a new series of open plays into effect acquired enough points to bring home the victory. The Cambridge players grew steadier as the game progressed thereafter although the weakness of the Oregon kickers prov ed their real undoing.
 Oregon started it's tallying early in the second period, when all the points were made. The second play of the quarter found Bad Bill' Steers di- recting an easy drop kick over the bar from the 25-yard line Steers had been doing some wonderful work ur to this time, and a few plays latel was ghelped off the field after he had been madly tackled by Arnold Hor- ween, who shared with Eddie Casey the offensive as well as defensive honors of the game. Ralph Hor ween's work also stood out until his bad shoulder forced him to the side lines
 Harvard's points were made afte1 Murray had caught Steers punt or the 40-yard line. Passes similar tc those which Casey handled agains Princeton and Yale for his score! which tied the Tiger and defeated thu 4IisJ brought the Crimson along 4 yA-ds, with Murray passing the bal twite.
 A.. Horween furnished a fine bit o line 'bucking and Freddie Church who has been out of the game mucl Of the season and who has beel recommended for his letter althougl not taking part In the Yale game circled wide with Arnie Horween am Casey taking out Howard and Mur ray holding off Brandenberg, an, scored after a 15-yard run.
 Oregon's final score was made h Nanerud on a drop kick after the bal had been carried from the Western CTS 40-yard line, chiefly by off-tackl plays. Steers and Manerud both los two other chances to score on dro kicks. Two of these were blocke only to be recovered by their team mates.
 Jacobberger. Huntingdon and Man erud rivaied Steers as stars of tn Oregon aggregation. The suppol rendered by their teammates was the best. Steers punted and bucke the line in manner that made hil the favorite of the Oregon supporte1 and when he was forced out by an 1T jury and Manerud went in. the latte ran like a demon. punted in remarI able style, considering his small si. and weight, and bucked the line strongly that he smashed throug time after time.
 For Harvard the Horweens we the bright stars. Eddie Casey, the teammate back of the line. workt hard and successfully. There was development of any particular sty of play, both teams using the forwal pass, punts, line formations, fe trick plays and all other usual tactic
 Citizens. visitors and Harva1 alumni joined in the merry -rnaEiI that was started immediately aft the game by Crimson supporter Gray-haired corpulent alumni, men affairs in this Western world, snak danced i1 an undignified. but enth siastic manner after the time-keepel whistle ended the fray.
 Harvard's supporters had expect 10 see another Crimson touchdown
 crashing under the goal posts, b they were well satisfied with the on point margin that was gained by 4 mold Horween's goal followi Church's tally. They surged fro the stands and surrounded the D; spring. victorious lads from Cal bridge.
 In the celebration which follow many depressing defeats by the Tis and Bulldog were forgotten-defe that were not infrequent in the ds before Percy Haughton began teac ing the Harvard eleven. The victc out here took much of the sting fri those ancient reverses in so far
 these wild gray-haired boys of vest