The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

was played iu the Harvard stadium
before q crowd Ut about $4,000, and
the organized cheering the out
bursts of applause th" mass songs
and the band concerts that are ira
ditiunal with these contests, all en-
Iivcncd and rulurrd The picture. ~
the close the Harvard ndh"r"nt-
poured from the stands Into tho
rrllrur. the Crimson band bccA me
tho head OF tho column ~ cheering
hundreds that soon was twisting
ana asuirming up tho field and
across again in a acrpcntino mhrch
Of Triumph
To the Harvard victory, In which
ita football coaching system fash
toned strategy and dictated thu taos
ties and It's football playing spirit
carried the team fighting through
three periods Of oppositfon by "A
heavier and harder hitting tnam,
several IpllycrA contributed notably.
They were owen. Buell.. Fits, Chap
IN and Kane.
Buell. Turns the Tide
with Yale leading 20 0 the
game turned In the third period on
BuollB running back, through
most of the Yale team, punt which
he caught IN midficld llla daah
covered 81 yards, carrying the bhll
to Ynle's 12-yard line.
Opening the fourth period on the
noxt lineup, Buell. capitalized the
element OF deception through a de-
layed forward pass for an advance
Of eight yards A burst against the
Blue line lacked inches Of first
down. owen gathered strength for
another aaAault and carried not
only the down but the goal. plung-
Ing over the Yale forwards
yale put on an impulsive running
Attnck on the next kick off. Aldrich
and O'Hcarn stahhlnx through for
long gains andt Jordan for ahor
jaha. They carried to liarynrdh lo-
yard line. weakening hH they went
however,. ana Chaplin. substitute IN
the Harvard bacSfield. then blos-
somed into Crimson rambling
star with a run Of so yards nfter
interccpting a Inlo forward pasn
tossed by O'flehrn. Fits pressed
forward % yards more In another
Harvard effort From the i1-ynrd
line owen broke through tho Blue
Gordon and rushed over the goal,
only TO have his touchdown recalled
because OF holding In the Harvard
line
When Yale failed to gain on the
succeeding rushing attacks she
Kicked. and Harvard started another
offcnave that put owen into posi-
uon for his field goal from the 30
yard line.
This sequence OF plays in the last
half Of the game gave Harvard its
horoca ana It's victory In tho early
pcrlnds tho advantage was NAlo
and the heroes were Of the Hlue.
ThroughVut the game the individual
brluiaucc of Captain Aidrich, whoth
or in slnshing runs, In carrying.
kicking or IN Ovcrhhuling tackle,
caught the eye and the applause OF
spectators on both Ades p'ticnrn,
too. was a strong offensive power
although he was involved In sew.
cral incidents, fait with tho va
almost on his own goal, ana jug,
Cling of an attempted field goa
close 20 tho last line. that put me-
team at a temporary disadVantogc
Jnrdnn's rushing blows were con
siderable factors In Nale's otten'e
Surm. at Gale's right flank, PLAYED
tho best end position OF ih'
game ana went OF the tield crNihl
because Injured in the last period,
Nidrich boots n Coal
Tho story of one of the enrN
perlods As ono OF the field goal tina
captain Aldrich kicked from th'
i2-yard mark whom Harvard hel'
the Nluc'E l.shes. OF another AZ
tcmut at field goal in which h'
failed. OF yRle's lost opportunity u
get tho ban when, ON a Harvard
tumble on the Crimson 20-yard line
three Yale players millrd about IN
ball wondered where /, was golnl
and what 10 do about it and allowed
Drown To slip In and snvr It 10: ttat
ward: Of three attempts by owen /,
the second period 90 kick tleld Eohl
twice from placement ana hg"'
from dropped ball, ana
O'Hearn's failure In the closing NJ"
mopts OF play In the second perio'
I'm an ambitious attcmpt 70 boot I'M
bah oyer from midficld,
Tho result OF tho game turned o'
no fluke. nor did tho forward pass
ing Of either side devclop anythinI
10 Influence the result Roth har
yard and Yale showed they had beer
we'll drilled In defense of the over
head game and neither made an
considerable gains IN this manner
Intcrceptions cost each the ball a
times.
Wind Helped Yale.
Nnlc's early advantage probably
was duo In a large extent 20 captain
Nldrich's correct call OF the coin tUsa
enabling him 90 put the brisk south
ives, wind at hia back for kicking
advantage.
In figures the forward pass record
OF the game was. Harvard -four
passes completed out OF EIGHT at
tempts; two uncompleted and two
lost by Yale intercentious, gross ad
vance, eight yards, Yale. four pasEes
completed out OF 10 attempts, thre,
uncomplcted and three lust tt
Harvard by intorceptiona. gross gair
two wards. To this summary should
he added an advance OF 30 Yards b,
Yale on n lateral pnsp plaV In run
nipr back punts Yale for "Nceue
harvard Tho vigilance ~ w" Val
ends outdone with one or two eNceI