Evening star., 1922-11-26


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anne tearing down. tie had almost
was ON him three wards beyond. an
dash carried them three yards NOR,
Harvard had the ban on Yale's 4
ard line. The Blu" team stood Just
utsiie its goal lines to make defense.
Young lee" mtrsha,led Harvard $
"ackiCld strength and sent Gherke.
,"m punt formation against the
ue wall \ yard and one-halt was
Aimed. Hammond tried. he gained Il
ard II was no; enough. Capt Buell.
vImped out. trying To MAX. his step
~uappl. hut succeeding only slightly.
Ills voice. however, had lost none of
rs life.
Owen trn~NeS the Line.
owen was p;ct;rd To make the at
'"mpt. He hurried himself against the
Glue line. backed by an aggressive
'eam. and it bent enough to leave the
bail a foot or two beyond. Harvard
lad Il touchdown. owen completed
ne job with the point from try. made
~ Il kick over the goal from the 10
ard line.
Yale was of I" match touchdown
rith touchdown only d moment later.
tammondS tumble of O'Hearn's kick.
IN which the alert Huffman pounced
'or Yale possession on Harvard $ u
ard line gave the Blue the ball. A
ucnalty of 5 yards set them back. but
r'Hearn sucked in the Harvard left
defense and slid through the sole on
the first play Tor yards. Jordon
ammed his way twice for short gains.
Il fn
sent the bail ahead ) yards fore. and
Jordan gained second first down.
this time on the 1o-yard line. Three
i'tyS from chat stage gave the Blue
otly 4-yards. and with touchdown
uanied them they had to kick for
POINTS. Harvard holding firmly. hur-
led O'Hearn so much that his kick
rom comparattvely easy angle went
.ow and wild.
In all the second period Harvard
never had the ball in Yale territory.
From 12-yard run back by NeidlinEer.
las play of the first period. the Blue
started from their own 42-yard line
on a drive that went TO HarvardS T.
ward line. A fiat forward pass. OHearn
20 Neidlineer. was good for 20 yards of
.!ordan's rushes, with q shorter pass
were the other factors. All but one
We're good for gains, but these Were so
slight that Yale found itself at fourth
was called again 20 kick for field
goal. This time he succeeded. bootinS
IT cleanly from the 2cyard line.
O'Hearn Fails to Repeat.
After punting exchanges. Yale had
the ball again on Harvards 40-yard
line Another fiat pass. o Hearn to
Mallory. was completed, but stopped by
The Crimson defenders without gain.
O'Hearn tried to kick another field goal
II, h. live
lacked carry.
1t was O'Hearn. from scrinmage. who
nut the Blue on the drive again a
''ttle later with 2l-yard rush along
he east side lines ard Il fiat pass.
p'Hearn to HUMAN, gained {
ards more. The period closed with
Harvard forward passing effectively
we'll in its own territory.
There was a threat of a touchdown in
Harvard's plaSY early in the third period
hem a flying start. Hammond. Gehcrke
nd Owen again carried it along. NAL
pry and Lovejoy alone of the Yale
defense seeming able to stop the plays.
one first down was made. and another
lacked only a yard when the Crimson
kicked from Yale's 37-vard line.
Kicking against wind. Hammond
lifted the ball outside on a short kick
to Yale's 3o-yard line. A forward
PASS O'Hearn to Jordan. gained 9
B1ue ahead to Harvard's 45-yard line.
There the Crimson tiEhtened up again.
Three times forward passes were tried
ard failed or found Crimson forwards
.overing their receivers. a fourth
try led to disaster. Capt.
Buell. intercepting the ball for Har-
ward on the Crimson'S 3o-yard line.
Buelrs tumble. soon afte-ward re-
covered by him. gave Vale chance
TO try for goal from placement after
q fair catch on the Harvard 45-yard
line. Eastman, however. broke
himself recovered the ball Is yards
away.
PfaRman Kicks Field Goal.
From the Blue 4O-yard line this turn
Of the play started Harvard on an
rtier advance late in the third period.
which, continued in the opening plays
Of the fourth period by Owens bewil-
dering twisting and changes of pace.
Hammond's drives and Geherke's as
,istance. was turned Off from touch
Town only by Hammond's tumble.
(Which he recovered. With the ball on
\ he 15-yard line. Pfaffman was given
he bali to kick from the 25-yard line.
and. when it went sailing over. Har-
ard was another three points to the
good and the substitute was relieved.
Three times in the remainder of
= MS last DeTlOQ ale SOt CdIh-
'paigns under way. Their first gain of
20 yards was lost at once when
Geberke's tremendous punt went 20
wards. Starting with Neidlinser's s.
yard run back. Yale was off again.
advancing 19 yards in a series of
eight rushes from the Blue 20-yard
line, only to be held for downs on the
a9-yard mark. Harvard rushed at
once and followed up the rush with
owens attempt to surprise by an on
side kick Yale. however. recovered.
With the Blue set to rush again.
Capt. Buell. voluntarily ended his COL
leea playing days by walking off the
field that a man more fit physically
might take up the defense. Spalding
replaced him:
1t was we'll that the Crimson had
full strength in the backfield. For
ward pass after forward pass went
rifiing down the field. first from
OHearn, then from Neale. who sue
ceeded him, in a last-minute attempt
TO gain the touchdown long denied.
One pass, Neale to Bench. was good
for 20 yards, with the succeeding run.
Another failed and two short rushes
showed that the Crimson line was
not to be crossed on the same level.
Another aerial pass and run went 20
yards ahead, Neale to Bench once
more, before Fits brought the latter
down. This play. stopped on the Har-
sadrd 3eyard line, was the last OF the