New Britain herald., 1921-11-19

Two thrusts at the Crimson line failed to gain but on the third down Captain Aid, .ch lodged his way through an opening at left guard for a five yard advance. AIdrich then kicked field goal from Haryard's 15- yard line.
 Score-Yale, 2; Harvard, c.
 O'Hcarn Makes 30 Yards
 In the face of a strong wind liar ward elected to kick off again and Brown booted the ball to O'Hcarn on YaIe's goal line and the latter twisted his way in a thirty yard run before Harvard could stop him. Jordan found an opening outside of Ti"rney for five yards and then Aldrich punt ed, the ball falling on Harvard's 20 yard line, and rolling across the goal line. Clouds were breaking away and I bright sun shine flooded the stadi- um and Harvard put the ball in play on it's 20 yard line. Owen made five yards inside of Sturm and a second plunge from d concealed ball Otfense gained two yards.
 Here the first period ended.
 Score, end first period;
 Yale 3; Harvard 0.
 Harvard Has Wind
 When the teams reversed positions for the second period Harvard had a strong wind blowing at her back for the first time during the game. It was first down and Pitts immediately punted the ball which was caught by "a la' r1
 The latter started a rush up field and crashed into another Yale player dropping the ball and Hubbard fell on ia for Harvard on Iale's 2S yard line. Coburn and owen gained five wards in two drives at tackle, and third plunge, Owen carrying the ball gained two yards.
 Field Goal Try Fails
 Owens attempted field goal was low and was caught by O'Hearn on Yale's goal line The latter attempted to scrape Coburn but was forced out of bounds on his two yard line. From d position ten yards back cf his goal line Aldrich punted into the stiff wind md Buell. made q fair catch on Yale s 61 yard line.
 Second Try Fails
 With Buell. holding the ball Owen prepared for field goal kick from placement. He failed, the wind sweep ing the ball to the left of the goal bar. Macomber followed the bail to the Yale line and retrieved it bringing about an unusual condition. The game was delayed when the four officials withdrew and conferred on the ques- ton of which team the ball should go to,
 Yale Given Ball
 After considerable discussion the ball was brought out and given to Yale on her own 20 yard line. Aldrich's first charge outside of Kane made a first down for Yale on the Iatter's 61 yard line. Hubbard tossed back Jordan without gain lut the Yale plungers made one yard in a repetition of this play. Aldrich then punted out of bounds on Harvard S 37 yard line.
 Yalcs Ball Near Goal
 Pitts swung outside of Into for five yards before Mallory caught him. Owen gained yard at Cruickshanks position and then Buell. from directly back of his own line, maneuvred, catching Yales backfeld unprepared and rAnrcw the ball. O'Hern got the bll and after running across the fled slipped when he endeaNored to re verse his direction and Crocker tactl- ed him on Yale's four yard line. Jor- dan stabbed at Hubbard for two wards. Time was taken out for Cen ter Clark of Harvard. The Harvard pivot-point player being sponged off, resumed his position.
 Jordans dash at Brown was good for yards before Kane hurled him to the turk Aldrich then punted to Buell., who made d fair catch on Yale's 43-yard line.
 For the second time in the game Harvard elected to try for free kick at goal. With the Yale players ten yards or more away from the ball Owen booted the pigskin from Buell's hands.
 Again he failed, the ball passing this time to the right of the post. Yale put it in play on her 20 yard line AIdrich crashed into his own interference and WAS then stopped by Hubbard for two yard loss. From d punt formation Jordan plunged in to Tierncy for two yard gain and then Aldrich puntod to Ruell on liar ards 45-yard line, the latter being thrown hv Sturm as he caught the ball, A forward pass, Buell. to Pitts was partially blocked by Yale play CT and went as incompeted.
 Jordan Goes l5 Yards
 Owen lost q yard at Cruikshank s station and Pitts puntcd out ot bounds on Yalc's 2S-yard line. Jor- dan dashed around Harvard's right end for a 15-yard gain before he was driven out of bounds by Owen.
 Here Chapin replaced Cohurn at fuuhack for Harvard, the latter limp ing off the field. Jordan hit Tierney for a yard. A1drich failed 10 gain at the other side of the line and then