Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-21
HARVARD WINS
FROM YALE CREW
Was a. Last Period Victory
For the Crimson; Score
10 to 3. j.
(By The Associated Press,

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. IA
Crimson victory. the success of Har-
ward spirit: and Harvard system
marked the annual Yale-Harvard
game Saturday. The score was 10 toa
This vas a last period victory in
which a touchdown by owen! a goal
Kicked from 1t by Buell. and a goal
from the field by Owen, gave the
team of Captain Keith Kane points
Yale through the field goal. of/Cap-
tain MAC" Aldrich, kicked in the
first quarter. j.
The Harvard triumph was unex-
pected generally. coming at the close
of q season Of uncertainty for the
Crimson eleven and OF previously IN
broken successes by Yale. 1t caused
an unprecedented triple tie among
the 'big three"-Princetons the win
ner over Harvard. Yale. the tanners of
Tiger, Harvard the victor, over Yale.
Played at Harvard Stadium.
This Yale-Harvard game was play
ed in the Harvard stadium before a
crowd Of almost $1,000. and the or
ganized cheering. the outbursts Of APP
plause. the mass songs and the band
concerts that are traditional with
these contests. all enlivened and coll
ored the picture.
T o the Harvard victory in which
its football coaching system fashion
ed the strategy and dictated ,he ,at-
tics and it's football playing spirit car
ried the team fighting Though play
ers contributed notably. The were
First Period.
Harvard kicked off and O'Hearn re-
turned it fifteen yards. On an ex-
change Of punts Aldrich was downed
on Harvard's 36-yard line. Aldrich
tried a drop kick from the 47-yard
line, which failed and Yale put the
ball in play on the 2o-yard Inc. Att
err several exchanges of\punts Yale
worked the ball to Harvard's 10-yard
line. Standing o n the 15-yard line
Aldrich kicked a field goal. Yale 8.
Harvard o.
Second Period.
The second kickoff went over
Ya1e's goal line and the ball went
intogplay on the 20-yard line. Harvard
with the wind on, hertsback played a
kicking game. A tumble after being
tackled gave Harvard the ball on
Yale's 28-yard line. Owen Of Har-
ward tried a drop kick from the 80
yard. line which was short. O'Hearn
caught it and vas downed on his q
yard line. Aldrich kicked from be-
hind his goal line, Buel making a
failed at a try for placement. Yale
put the ball in play on the 2O-yarj
line.
After an exchange of punts Buell.
made a fair catch on Yale's 43-yard
line. Owen failed on an attempted
goal from placement, and Ya'e put
the ball iii play from the 20-yard line.
Neither team could gain and an ex-
change of punts followed. Jordan
added a thrill with a 15-yard run
around.end but o'Hearn punted aft
ward made it first down on its So
yard line. On the mex play Jordan
intercepted q a and was downed at
midfie1d. O'Hearn tried a drop kick
from. his own 45-yard line which was
unsuccessful. The hat ended with
the ball in Harvard's possession on
her own 24-yard line. Score: Yale 8
Harvard O.. }
Third Period.
Chaplin replaced Coburn at fullback
for Harvard, and Cross replaced
Guernsey at guard for Yale. Yale
kicked OF and a exchange of punts
followed. Yale then took the ball
ana began Shammer,ng Harvard's line,
k0hAh6 k4AS va ' .owH fV-yohu
line to the Crimson 2S-yard line. A
forward pass melted Yale two yards
and O'Hearn attempted a drop kick
from the 30-yard line. which went
| wide. Grew replaced Hubbard for
Harvard as the period ended. Score:
Harvard Z, Yale 8.
Fourth Period.
O'FIearn ran backsthe kickof nine
l Yards and adAad nine mora around
end. A forward pass carried the ball
to Harvard's 26-yar1 line. Yale LOST
40 yards on the next W PLAYS. Two
oftside penalties gave Yale first down
on Harvard,s 25.yard line, and
O'Hearn carried II around and to
Harvard's 17-ynrd lire.
Jordan made five yards, then AID
rich intercepted a forward pass, run
ming hat h eisnsth Of the field It'd
fYaie's 42--yard Tins, "a Forward pass
J Melted is yards and Owen circles snd