The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30

The backs bungled their assi gnments Juggling the ball when they should not have fumbled 1t. Buell., called into the game for a field goal in the second period, missed by a wide mar gin under the Centre charge, and later failed again in an effort tC boot a drop kick for goal, liar wards beat accomplishment of the afternoon was the holding of Centre for downs on their eight-yard line al the outset of the fourth period.
 The first period was to Centres advantage, although Class, a substi- ute. failed in an attempted field goal from the 36-yard line.
 The second was marked by a liar ward rushing advance from the Grim son 45-yard line to Centres 10-yard line, where Buell. missed 8 chance for field goal. Punt exchanges consumed the rest of the play.
 The Winning Touchdown
 Centre had kicked off at the be- ginning of the third period and liar yard had rushed once, then punted back, when the way was opened for McMillins winning touchdown. The ball was run back by Bartlett from one 45-yard line to the other. A penalty for tripping by Harvard player sent Centre forward to liar vards 31yard line.
 The ball was snapped to McMillan, and he made as if to pass 1t to Snoddy. but ran himself instead. In- terferers cleared the way for him until they were put out of play, then "Bo" went ahead alone. Changing pace and direction, but travelling tast he slipped through all but three oi the Harvard defenders. These he evaded one after another, skirting the eastern edge of the field until hs was able to dash straight ahead for A touchdown.
 Bartlett failed on the try for goal Harvard elected, to receive the ball on the kick of but after long run back by Chapin, the Harvard backs found the Centre line fmpervious. A series of punts, rushes and inter cepted passes followed
 Centre Cuts Loose
 Centre had the ball when Captain Armstrong was invalided out and Coyineton ushered in Ten yards eight yards, one yard Covingtor gained successively through the Grim son line. Then Bartlett cut in with a S0-yard run, Snoddy added two yards and Centre turned loose a com bination pass that was beauty ana landed the ball on Harvard's l2-yard line for 15-yard gain. Here the third period ended.
 Harvard was re-enforced in the last period to meet the southern invaders Captain Cain, among others. maot his first appearance In the game al this point. Centre could not advance and lost the ball on downs.
 After a first down by Rushing, the Crimson tried forward passes, ou' only one was successful and the pail went through a punt, exchange agaih' Harvard set out once more from cen tres 45-yard line, but after advanc- ing to the s3-yard line by rushes ana to three-yard mark on a forware pass. Buen to Churchill, lost its TOT ward progress when the ball was caled back for off-side play in the Harvard line.
 Bartlett intercepted another liar yard pass and Centre was agaln III Harvard territory. on the 4o-yaro line. when the final whistle was sounded. Second only to 80 M Millin as an individual ngure Was Red" Roberts. This husky Ceh.r. plaver was everywhere. He started out as an end, became tackle 10 III a spot temporarily weak, ana Was called on to stiffen the backheio as rusher and interferer. In every po- sition he was master and his pay was a big factor in Centres trluniph