South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-27
HARVARD, DETROIT
ANDDARTMOUTHIN
STARTLING UPSETS
Saturdays Games Furnish BIG
Surprises; East Has 3 I'm
pOrtant Turkey Clashes.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-tBy A
P.)-Three startling reversals OK
,orm stood out today. in an analysis
- Saturdays gridiron events. as the
'limaX 10 a season already c0nsplc-
-ous for its upsets in the dope.
Harvard. coming back brilliantly
after reverses at the hands Of
Brown and Princeton. outgeneralled
Is traditional rival. Yale. 10 win.
20 TO 3. after the Blue had been es-
abl-shed generally as a favorite.
Les prominent but equally a.
sensational were the victories of De-
troit university over washington
and Jefferson. % 20 .. and Dart
mouth over Brown. TO O. at BIOS
on. W. and j.. regarded as one OF
he strOngeSt elevens in the cas-.
outplayed Detroit in nearly every
department Of the game. only 20 lose
as the alert westerners prOhted by
intercepted forward passes and FUN
bles. Dartmouth. hghting 20 atone
for setbacks from Vermont Cornell
and Harvard also was aided by a
tumble in scoring touchdown
after battling 10 a standstil the
onquerers Of the Crimson.
Army Fight Triumphs.
Two other outstand ng games in
he east added TO the list OF the con-
tests Of interest. Army struggled
hard in the last half 10 snatch vic
.ory from Navy, L 10 Il, on Frank
in field, Philadelphia. while Ia
fayette. beaten but once since late
in the fall OF 1920. met unexrected
opposition from its tradit onal rival
L4ehigh. and won by the slim mar
gin OF a field goal. kicked 10y Dots"
Drummer in the last few m nutes Or
play.
The Harvlrd-Yale and Army
Navy games. two OF the east
greatest gridiron speCtacles. ad1oG
new glory, from a playing sand
point. 20 the traditions surrounding
them. Both were sDect3Crlarlv
fought. thrilling contests with t-i
umph for the CT msol and go
Gray due largely TO their supe..o-
field tactics.
Harvard, as had been expected
was outrushed ny Yale almost twp
TO one The Blue also uncovered
the most clever aerial attack OF ifs
history but when within scor ns
reach of the Crimson goal failed
one. in the first period Harvarc
checked Yale's rush within five
yards Of .ts goal
Owen shows Glass.
On the other hand. Harvard a.
playing Prince-cE's Characters CO.
seized its opportunities. HalchacS
owen ris ne 20 heights OF fame iu
the first period by scooDlug up a
Yale punt and racing a. va rds -
ELS three yard line. from where. a
few moments later he dove over
for a touchdown. Field goals by
O'Hearne. for Yale. in the second
quarter, and Pfaffman. for Harvard,
in the final period. completed the
scoring.
Army's victory over Navy came
after a slashing see-saw encounter
ian which George Smythe. cadet
quarterback. furnished the outstand-
ing individual ach evement with
so yard run in the final quarter that
paved the way for the winning
touchdown. Navy. which outrushed
The Army more than two 10 one.
took the lead in the second quar-
ter, but the Cadets sPurted 20 the
front in the third quarter and came
again in the final period 10 win
after the Navy had again forged 10
the front
Bucknel, scoring all its points IN
the first quarter. was victorious
over Rutgers, 90 10 70; Georgetown
and Boston College battled 20 A
scoreless tie; while Notre Dame tri-
umphed over Carnegie Tech 10 20 o
In a hard fought nter-sectionaI
clash
For most Of the eastern teams,
Saturdays games brought the season
to close. Several big games re-
main 10 be played on Thanksgiving
day. including Cornell-Penn az Phil
adelrhia; Pitts5urg-P Penn state az
P.ttsburg. and West VirEin.a-W. and
7. at Morgantown. ". Va.