The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Third Quarter.

Yale took the field at the beginning
Of the second half confident and ag-
gressive. 1t had measured strength with
Harvard and had found itself so well
matched that the score Of points
against it was negligible Yale entered
the second half to win. Therefore.
Kempton receiving Harvards KICKOFF On
the first play brilliantly ran the ball
back TO midfeld Employing the forma-
ton of balanced backs Yale smote Har-
wards guards Tolbert and Woods. right
and left, but was finally forced TO kick.
Aldrich, although fifty yards distant
from Harvard's goal sent dropkick i'm
stead of punt spinning forty-hve yards
down the field Harvard in six attacks
carried the ball back thirty yards buJ
a sharp tumble behind the line forced
a punt
Each eleven at this point found be-
fore it an impregnable barricade and
resorted to a kicking attack to adj
vance. After several exchanges of punts
Harvard on the twenty-third play in
the third quarter found itself with the
ball on its own Al yard line. Here
Horween ordered a change in the Grim
son battle plan and a forward pass
attack suddenly swung into action.
Forward passes and line attacks rap
idly swept the ball down the field fifty
yards and finally planted Harvard on
Yales yard line for a first down.
Here ensued the tremendous defence
which has previously been described and
which terminated in n drop kick. Yale
touched back Again Aldrlch by a pro-
digious punt of fifty yards sent the
ball into Harvard's territory. and again
Harvard prepared for another mighty
drive with the forward pass as the
weapon Of attack.
Thus Harvard reached Yale's 30 yard
line. Here "A forward pass grounded
and Yale for four downs in succession
threw the Crimson runners without gain.
Thus baffled and blockaded. Horween
dropped back to the 3S yard line and
sent Harvard's second drop kick
hurting over the bar for goal from
the field and three additional points.
Fourth Quarter.
With the opening OF the fourth quar-
ter Capt Callahan Of Yale realized that
with a score of six points against him
he still could win by touchdown lie
realized. however, from the failure of his
team to achieve n substantial chain OF
first downs by a running attack that his
only means Of making a winning touch
down must DC ny lOi NdiN Btioohi.'
Thereupon Yale opened the quarter by
n forward pass which grounded. On the
next play Murphy was thrown for loss
of ten yards by Faxon, and Aldrich
punted. Humphrey brilliantly ran the
ball back thirty yards, cutting IL down
on Yale's 80 yard line. tut the bulwark
in Blue could not be forced In at
tempting to break IL Humphrey fumbled
and Cutler recovered the ball for Yale.
Yale instantly punted and Harvard ran
the ball back 20 Yale's 40 yard line.
From this point began Harvard final
drive OF the day. terminating In the
third goal from the field. pass, Buell.
to Macomber, carried the ball 20 Yale's
"a yard line. BY short gains from kick
and tandem formation, Harvard crept
forward twenty yards and stood for
first down on Yale's 10 yard line Again
Yale stoutly erected the barricade OF
bodies which had stemmed every at
tack OF Harvard throughout the day and
for four downs held the Crimson TO a
raIn OF only six yards Thus brought
TO an end of It's drives, Buell. fell back
10 the 10 yard line and kicked Har-
wards third and final goal for the day,
completing the score of Harvard, };
Yale, 0.
Upon resumption Of play Yale re-
sorted almost exclusively to forward
pass attack, throwing nine of these
pIays. Two succeeded, seven failed,
Yale failing in the attacks to advance
further than Harvards 40 yard line.
Thus the game ended