The New York herald., 1921-11-20

line and swept twenty yards down the
field. being finally stopped by Fits.
Lining up quickly Yale attempted to
advance by e. forward pass, but owen
stopped things by intercepting the pass
On the first down Harvard kicked.
Fits sending the ball forty-five yards
up the field the hall rolling fourteen
yards further before being stopped by
Yale on the Blues 20 yard line.
Adopting q running attack. although
near their goal line, the Blue was re-
warded by gain of ten yards in two
plays. Here a penalty of fifteen yards
set Yale back and Aldrich punted forty
yards to Buell..
Buell. made a clean catch OF the ball
near the west side line. in great circle
swept across the field to the right
around Yale's outposts. lodging tackler
after tackler and sweeping forward
forty-four yards, being brought down
finally by O'Hearn on Yales 10 yard
line.
For the first time In the game the
Crimson was now in a position to score
An interruption of play ensued, and
while time was being taken out the rival
followers of both teams broke forth into
a tremendous crossfire of cheers Play
was resumed. Yale stopped the first
here the quarter ended.
Fourth Quarvcr.
Amid a din that rolled up out of the
stadium like volcano the teams ex-
changed goals. owen In n tandem for
nation again struck the Yale line, but
was thrown for loss OF one yard. This
amazing defence on the part of Yale in
such crisis sent its thousands OF fol-
lowers to their feet. The down was
now the third. with ten yards still re-
naming to go.
owen fell back in position TO try n
drop kick. AS the ball was passed one
of the Harvard backs ran far to the left
as though to be in position to receive
forward pass. The ball, however, was
shot straight back TO Buell., who dashed
through the centre OF Yale for fifteen
yard, placing the ball on Yale's 4 yard
line for a first down.
A Crimson tandem shot Owen into
Yales line for no gain. Again the
tandem formation, and again owen was
rammed against that mighty bulwarlS
in Blue for no gain. Twice more the
tandem formed. owen repeatedly
pounded the Yale line. carrying the ball
forward until on the fourth down u
single yard remained TO go.
With all downs exhausted and with
all Yale cheering at their players heroic
defence. the Harvard tandem formed
once more and for n fifth time shot into
the Yale line This time owen crashed
through for the touchdown. Buell. kicked
the goal.
Brown kicked off for Harvard. the
/ ball travelling forty yards. Aldrich
| brilliantly returned the ball twenty-five
yards, thus auspiciously contributing an
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| fifteen continuous ground gaining plays,
| by which Yale swept the field from end
| almost to end. This brilliant drive was
/ accomplished exclusively by plays
| launched from kick formation. In this
| great drive, however. occurred only q
singhs first down. The feature OF the
! drive was dash by Aldlch OF thirty
/ five yards through the entire Harvard
team. being finally stopped by owen
on Harvard's thirty-five yard line
| Here three sharp tackles In succession
| by Harvard caused Yals loss of TWEEN
| ty-fivo yards. but a penalty OF five
} yards imposed on Harvard saved tho
Blue by giving Yale first down.
O'Hearn in two plays swept forward
eelewsn yards to Harvard's fifteen yard
| line for n first down. Jordan and
Aldrich struck Harvard right and left
for a gain Of four yards.
Unable to advance further, Yale at
tempted 20 score by a forward pass
Aldrich threw the ball. which was inter
cepted by Chaplin OF Harvard. The lat
ter ran forty-hvc yards down the held
before being brought down by Aidrlch
the last between him and Yale's goal
line.
Lining up. Harvard threw widely
spread formation across tho field. out
Of this stratagem Fits raced twenty
! five yards forward. being brought down
! by Aldrich a snort forward pass. Buell.
| 20 Fits. ensued and made first down.
Again the wide spread formation swung