New Britain herald., 1921-11-19

layed while he had his right wris bandaEcd,
 Yale Makes B Yards. II was Yalc's ball. fourth down, six yards to gain from Harvard's 24 yard mark, the FITS having picked up 55 yards by steady rushing, O'IIearn then dropped back and tried for q field goal,
 Field Try Fails.
 The ball sailed high, but hit the upright above the Cossbar and bound ed back on the field, Harvard put it in play on her 20 yard line. owen was good for five yards before Sturm stopped him.
 Cross Out of Game
 A delayed pass, Owen carrying the ball, was checked without gain by Center landis Pitts punted to O'llearn on Yalc's 35-yard line and the latter rcgained three yards before Hubbard put an end to his lodging run. Jordan plunged into the liar ward forwards and Hubbard again stopped the play after three yard gain, Cross injured his ankle in the clash and had to be assisted off the field by Trainer Mack. Crosss place was taken by Herringher.
 Aldrich's Great Run
 on the first lineup the ball was tossed to Captain Aldrich who raced 10 Harvard's 40 yard line before he was stopped. At the inception of his run Harvard tackler crashed into "Tiny" Maxwell and missed the chance to stop the spring. owen in tercepted O. Hearn's forward pass and it was HarVard's ball on her 30-yard line. Fitts immediately punted out of bounds on Yale's 14-yard line. O'Hearn side stepped his way through the left side of the Harvard line for a 7-yard gain.
 Yale PenaIizcd.
 Jordan in another bull-like run made it first down on Yale's 25 yard line, but Umpire Thorpe barred holding in the Yale line and penalized the Ellis l 3 yards. From his own goal line O'Hearn raced the ball back to Yale's Is yard mark and Aldrich kicked to Buell. on Yalc's 49 yard line.
 Buclls Great Run.
 Buell. with a sweeping, dodging run around the Yale left wing, raced over the white marks until he was finally hurled to the ground by O'Hearn on Yale's 13 yard mark.
 Many Knocked Out.
 O'Hearn was the only man stand ing between the Crimson and q touchdown. Several players of both teams were temporarily knocked out in the race down the field and for q minute the gridiron resembled battlefield, with wounded scattered Tn the wake of the run. Time was taken out for a general sponging off while Grew replaced Hubbard at left guard for Harvard. Owen plunged into the Yale line but was tackled by Herr without gain and here the third period ended.
 Score, third period; Yale 3, liar yard 0.
 Harvard Wakes Up.
 During the minutes intermission Captain Kane was returned to the game, taking Tierney's place at right tackle in the Harvard line, When the teams lined up for the beginning of the fourth period, it was liar yards ball, second down, ten yards to gain on Yales IS yard mark. Owen, from a concealed pass play, ripped his way between Cruikshank and Into to Yale's three yard line, where he was finally stopped by Jordan. Play was delayed while strum was taken from the game with an injured ankle, and his place Was taken by Deever. It was third down, two yards to gain for Harvard. Owen plowed into the left side of the Eli scrimmage line again and after his gain had been measured it was found that Harvard had less than q foot to gain for first down on Yale's one yard line.
 Harvard Gets Touchdown
 Owen with another rush, hit his own low crouching forwards and slid ing up and over their backs, divcd over the goal line for a touchdown
 Score-Harvard, [; Yale, 3.
 An easy goal was kicked by Buell., with Chapin holding the ball.
 Score-Harvard, G. Yale, 3.
 Yale Fights Desperately.
 Brown kicked off again for liar