Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-07

After Princeton had been penalizei
for ID yards, Harvard made q first
down at its own 45-yard line in two
plays.
Four line plays then gained 10
yards for Harvard. A forward pass
from Buell. to Fits gained rs. yards
and gave Harvard q first down on
P%rinceton's 2o-yard line.
A, forward pass from Buell. to Fits,
gave Harvard a first down in mid
field. Four more plays, including q
short forward pass, after a five yard
penalty. gave Harvard a first down
on Princetop's sS-yard line, and lthere
the period ended.
Second Period.
In the second period a f0ward
pass from Buell. to Fits. gave Har-
ward q first down on Princeton's five
yard line. One Of them was q ten
yard end run by Owens.
Three plays failed to gain and Bak-
er failed again in an attempt to score
Harvard's 35-yard line.
Harvard put the ball in play on ita
! own 20-yard line and two forward
passes, thrown by Buell. to Fits and
Kane, respectively, gave Harvard a
/ first down on its W 40-yard line.
Another forward pass from Buell. tt
Fits put the ball o. Princetoh's As.
yard line. -
+ Three more Crimson forward pass
es were incomplete and Fits sru1tat
over -Princeton's goal line. the Tiger
putting the ball in play from theil
own 20-yard line.
Three Princeton plays gained littl!
and Lourie punted to Harvard's -
yard Line, and there the period end
ed.
Third Period.
Grew replaced Hubbard for Har
ward. P%rinceton's offense proved fu
tile and Lourie punted to midfield
Ladd replaced Tierney for Harvard:
Harvard had to punt. Clarity ra;
the ball back from his own .20-yar
line IT yards.
Owen returned to the Harvard line
up in the third period. Princeto
kicked off and after W short gain
by Buell., a 15-yard penalty on Prince
ton gave Harvard the ball for fir.
, down on Princeton's 45-yArd line.
Harvard was forced to punt an
Princeton put the ball in play on il
own 2O-yard line after a touchbacl
After Princeton had gained on
!, first down, a forward pass by Bue
y was intercepted by Lourie who ran 2
> yards to Harvard's s5-yard line.
A ten-yard end run by Lourie pl
the ball or Harvard's 25-yard lin
Owen prevented a touchdown by h
& tackle. Nt
! Gratwick replaced Coburn for Ha,
i ward. /, forward pass from Shiyely 4
Clarity, gave Princeton first dow
e five yards from Harvard's goa
Princeton lost the ball on downs tv
! inches from a touchdown.
The third period ended with Ha
k ward having the bail two inches fro
\ its goal line and at the opening
n the fourth period. Princeton ":
: pena!ized five yards for offside.
Harvard punted against the wiz
to its own 36-yard line. After thrt
9 plays were without result Keck trit
a. place kick standing on the 40-yal
line, but it VISA blocked and run BAT
to Harvard's 23-yarL line by a Grin
c son back.
In tire plays Harvard had gain'
two first downs and had the ball 4
= its own 45-yard line. Two of the
d >plays were deceptive fake passes
s which Owen carried the ball.
n A forward pass from Buell. to Fit
d made seven yards and then Owt
dashed through the line and Harval
had a first down on Princeton's 4
+ yard line.
: Harvard was forced to punt as Il
result of a poor pass and Lourie 7
i ceived the bali on his own .1b-yai
line. running It Lack five YARD
Princeton was forced to punt al