The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-07
SPORTS-- PRINCETON HOLDS HARVARD TO TIE SPORTS

,I There was holding in the Harvard line l and the ball was given to Princeton lt ] yards toward the Harvard goal. The I Tigers had the ball on Harvard's 15-yard line. The Tiger play was directed agalust
 the center of Harvards line, Garrlty
 rushing and failed to gain. Lourie, from
 fake forward pass formation, was un-
 able to advance beyond the line "' | scrimmage.
 | Score end first period Harvard, z; l Princeton 0. SECOND QUARTER
 1 The second period was begun with the
 ball in Princeton's possession on liar | vards s 10-yard line. The Tigers tried for 1 a touchdown by forward pass, put
 failed Faaon. leaping into the atr' stopped the ball behind the goal. The
 pigskin was brought out to Harvard
 26-yard line. After two nongainlns
 rushes, owen punted outside on Har- yards 5-yard line.
 Captain Callahan made a bad pass | on the next ptay, Lourie fumbling, put recovered it on Princeton's 45-yard hne. Then Scherer punted beyond the goal and play was resumed with Harvard holding the ball on it's own E-yard line. Owen gained three yards in two rushes and then punted to Lourie, who made a fair catch on the Tigher's 46yard line. Princeton again threw ends and tackle on it's outside line, but Harvard solved the problem with the Colgate type of- | fense and the Princeton quarterback was downed with three-yard loss. Scherer punted outside at Hayard S-yaro line on the next play.
 Owen went back as if to punt, put ran instead and gained eight yards First down came to Harvard on the next play Horween carrv'ng foifr T+fr"r 1 forwards on his back as he went over the line of play. Churchill was stopped and thrown back without gain. Hopper
 made the tackle. Churchill turned rom the left side of the line, confusing Prineetons forwards and made it first
 down in Princeton's territory, planting the ball on the Tiger Award line. owen fumbled on the next play, and 1t was Princeton's ball when Stinson reT covered in midfeld. At this point Mur- rey Princeton's field goal specialist, was called into play in place of Scherer' Gar rity made five yards on a line rush Murrey went back in simulated kick fc crrnation but rushed the hall a"f gained three yards around HarYaru right end A forward pass. Murrey to Gilroy, advanced the ball to Harvard's g S- yard line, where it was first down. Murrey attempted long distance pass, throwing from the 40 to the hve-yard line, but there was no one to receive ana i. rolled across the goal The next play from Harvards 15-yard line found Princeton men again in the open forma- tion with Murrey attempting to rush. He was downed for a five-yard loss He then dropped back to kick, fumbled the ball and booted the pigskin hurriedly a few yards down the field, where 1t was recovered by Owen on Harvard's A-yard line.
 The battle was carried into Princeton's s territory on the next rush. Churchill swung around Stinson and rushed five yards beyond nidfield before he was downed.
 Owen punted outside at the Princeton
 13-vard line after Harvard failed to gain Lourie simulated kick, but was downed on his 10-yard line. He punted on the next formation. however, Fitzgerald running the ball back to midfield Hoween attempted a goal from field, standing at midfield but failed after two Harvard attempts at forward passing.
 Score end second period: Harvard q, Princeton O.
 THIRD QUARTER
 The Kickoff was by Captain Horween with Lourie receiving The Princeton ! back ran the ball 1T yards ana put it | into play on the 32-yard line for first down. Garrity gained four yards before Tolbert stopped him. The Princeton back ran the bah r yards and put it 1 lEtO play on CNe oA-y 1Iu iiilC Act iii SN down. Garrity gained four yards before i Tolbert stopped him. The Princeton lquarterback punted to Fitzgerald, but l the Harvard quarterback had not stirred before Neck was upon him.
 Owen gained three yards through left tackle The ball was on HarvArds 36- yard lnie Harvard was offside on the next play and a five-yard penalty was i'm posed Horween made up for the loss with five-yard gain through center. owens punt became fair catch by Lou rie on Proinceton's S-yard line. Lourie himself carried the ball on the suc- ceeding lineup and made three yards through left tackle On delayed pass Gilroy slipped through hole on liar wards left flank for five yards. Garrity made it first down by sliding past Faxon. | Murrey's forward pass attempt was blocked by Kane. Garrity plunged for a gain ofs three yards. slight injury to McManmon was given attention by physician but he returned to play.
 The Princeton team was deployed Tn
 open formation with Murrey back He
 took the ball on the pass and standing
 on the midfield line, threw IF yards to lLourie. The little quarterback evlded two Harvard defenders and ran 3S yards to a touchdown. Neck kicked goal and the score was seven all.
 Princeton kicked off, Captain Gala
 han booting to Captain Horween on iHarvards eight-yard line. He ran it
 back to Harvard's S1yard line. lChurchill was stopped by Neck with a 2-foot gain. Horween gained feur yards through left tackle. Owen punt
 ed to Lourie on Princeton's Award lline with no return. Garrity was , downed without gain on line plunge Lourie made two yards on a kick
 Formation. Lourie again had the tall
 in drive against Harvard's left end
 and gained three yards more. The
 lPrinceton quarterback fumbled on the
 lnext play, but managed to get off his
 punt safely. Owen caught it on liar yards 30-yard line where he was
 downed by three Tiger tacklers
 Churchill gained four yards and Hor-
 ween three in plunges on either s.de
 of Princeton's center.
 Horweens attempt to make it first
 down failed, and Owen punted on ttt
 next play Lourie being downed in his
 tracks by Crocker on Princeton's 2;
 yard line.
 Murrey ran nearly the full width oi , the field in an attempt to turn liar
 wards left end, but was forced outside on the 32yard line.
 Murrey tried to advance on a straigh rush on the next play, but the -in' of scrimmage was unchanged. Lourie'!
 punt, which followed, was caught r,
 Owen on Harvard's 27yard line. wher' : the Crimson catcher was spilled |. l three Tiger tacklers. Kane left tn game at this point, Maccomber takini