The New York herald., 1922-10-15
LOSERS NEVER NEAR
CRIMSON GOAL Line
Chapin's Open Field Running
Feature of Game-ROuil-
lard Stars Too.
MAINE LADS SCRAPPY
In Early Part of Struggle
Hildreth and Gibbons Up-
set Play After Play.
MAINE LADS scRAPPY

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. oct. 14.-iarvard's
varsity team, without the services of
Capt. Buell., George owen and Esky
Clark, had a hard time against Bowdoin
this afternoon. While the Crimson
eventually won Is to 0, the only score
= in the first half was n short drop kick
goal by Pfaffmann, who was having
his first trial at quarter. In the sec
Nond half, however, the Cambridge
team scored two touchdowns. from
neither of which was goal kicked
The fine broken field running of Vim
Ihapin opened the way for the third
period touchdown, which was scored on
a series of splendidly driven plays from
Bowdoins 23-yard line. The way was
paved for the last touchdown at the
very beginning of the last quarter by
Isoullard. a substitute back. who broke
loose through the Bowdoin teams left
sank and carried the ball to the To-
lard line, whence it was at once driven
home Bowdoin played the scrappiest OF
games, taclling beautifully and breaking
up play after play when Harvard did
rot play together The Maine visitors
made only two first downs in the game
and came nowhere near scoring, al
though Smith did not come far from
making drop kick goal from the Grim
son 44-yard line.
Harvard Careless mt start.
Harvard started off in very loose
- fashion In the first half its offense be-
nj L.
ling of Hildreth and Gibbons, the Bow
coin lads. upsetting play after play. The
Maine team could not gain by rushing.
However, and the exchanges of kicks
between Morell and Gehrke were in
variably in the Harvard kicker's favor.
Pfaffman could get little punch into the
Crimson's attack, but finally with the
play at middle field. Roscoe Fits, run
ling from his position at end. skirted the
Bowdoin left wing for thirty-five yards
and carried the ball to Bowdoin's IT.
Yard line. Here once again Harvard
could not press the visitors back but on
the fourth down Pfaffman made very
pretty drop kick goal from the 20-yard
lire,
In the second period kicks were ex-
changed constantly with Harvard driv-
irg Bowdoin back notwithstanding that
Gehrke was kicking against the wind
Toward the end Of the half Morrell Of
Bowdoin made a short punt to his own
40 yard line Harvard then got a first
down. but forward pass from Lee was
snuffed by Jenkins. Later i'm the period
Chapin made a run back to Bowdoins
~ yard line. but there was no more
time In This quarter Smith missed a
Al yard dropkick try for Bowdoin
Severe Penalty.
In the second half Harvard got the
benefit of a fine break ri hit away when
Bowdoin. after receiving. the kic' off.
was set back to it's 10 yard line ror
holding.
short kick followed and Chapin
made breezy run to Bowdoin's % yard
line. From this point Harvard showed
Its best running attack OF the game and
drove to the goal line. However. Bow
doin held Harvard to a fourth down in
side the yard mark. and then was Off
side This gave the Crimson n first
down, yard from the goal. and Gehrke
was Immediately sent across for the
touchdown.
Toward the end of the quarter Rouii-
lard made brilliant dash around the
visitors left flank TO the I6 yard line
and uon when Gehrkc fumbled, Quar-
terback Lee grabbed up the ball for
Harvard and rushed to Che | yard line.
On the next play Roullard was driven
over for touchdown. Harvard failed
20 kick goals after both its touchdowns.
The game was very loosely played. Har-
ward showed little on attack. using its
end around play often and. in the main.
playing kicking game. Gehrke. Fitts
and Churchill made some fine punts. the
effect of these being to place the Grim
son in position to try for it's scores.
The lineup:
Harvard d5). Bowdoin fo.
ftits.....'....... Left end. &c Hildreth
Dunker......... Left tackle. =. ...... Mason
Grew. Left guard. ...... Townsend
lNeft.ail.. ....s..... Center ........... pa rsou
G.. Hubbard. Right guard - Tucler
Eastman. ...... Right tackle ....... Tootel
Hartley. Right end. .... Gibbons
1feftmann. Quarterback ...... smith
Coburn. n........ Left halfback. Meachan
Gehrkc. ...... Right halfback Morreil
Chaplin .......... .Fullback. ........ Philiips
Score by periods:
Iiarvard............... q a ct5
Bowdoin, in,..,,.............. o o o. o
Touchdowns-Mad by Gehrse, RouiliarI
Goal from field-Pfaffmann. Substltutions-
Harvard: Jenkins for Fits, Kunhardt for
Herman Miller for Grew. Greenough for
bunker Gordon for Hartley. Lee for pfaff-
mann. Roulllard for Chaplin Churchill for
Couburn. Doherty for Gehrke, Crosby for
Jenkins. Pfaffmann for Lee Post for Brad
ford. Green for Pfaffman. Theopold FOR
t;reenough. Bowdon: Bxey for Townsend
Jones for c. Hildyeth. Phlibrick for Tucker
II. fiildrcth for Gibbons, Aldred for Meachnfn
Burnett for philbrlck