South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-26
Long Dash By Harvard Star
PQUes Way for Crimson Win
Result One of Upsets of Day. Blue Was Picked TO I'm
Every Chance o Score Utilized by Harvard While
Yale Wastes Numerous Opportunities.
G'lay by play account viii be found
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov 25-
CBy A P.D-Haryard defeated Yale
today To- 90 3. winners with the
odds against them .n a game which
in exposition of play and in scenic
spectacle took high rank in the long
line OF these annual contests Grim
son initiative and crimson resources
Overcame the big blue team with
+ George owen. Harvards burly baoG
+ operating as individual hero. II was
owens run-back % a Yale punt -
yards through fighting Yale team
that led directly TO his touchdown
and his succeeding point by a kick
i'm the first period Two other scores
were made. "a field goai by Charlie
O'Hearn. Yale's star Of the day.
from the % yard line I'm the second
period and a field goal kicked %
yards by Karl Pfaffman. a Harvard
substitute who was in the game one
minute and out the next. in the
fourth period But Owens was the
/ outstanding effort and the margin
+ Of the crimson's unexpected sue
cess.
Yale Loses Chances.
A tactical survey of the game
shows that Harvard scored on each
/ of It's real advances into Yale ter
ritory. The same survey shows that
/ Yale five times drove fairly deep
I into crimson areas. yet scored only
I once. As i'm other games this season
+ the blue players. by pass or rush.
/ advanced almost twice as many
yards as the crimson, but were bent
back, or pressed to point where
their thrusts we're Ineffective all but
once.
Notableein the crimson system
was the strategy which kept Capt.
Buell. on the side lines while a third
string player, j. J. Lee. called sig
mails until Harvard had reached a
commanding position. Then Buell.
was inserted. Notwithstanding a no
uceable limp from leg injury. and
under the stimulus Of his call the
touchdown came. Under Lee. Har-
ward had twice stormed the blue
goal from the four yard line where
Owens run was stopped. and still
I lacked two yards. Under the Cap
ta.n. owen was over at a bound.
Harvard's strategy. fashioned by
. Head Coach Bob Fisher. made for
alI-round development that includ-
. ed surprises in several details The
. numbering of crimson players to-
day for the first time was a surprise
in keeping with the UneXpectednes
Of Harvards play The game was
Witnessed by 1900 persons in the
Yale bowl From one OF the few
. were non-partisans George Glenn
enceau. war premier OF France,
came the expression that was prob
ably representative of the opinion
Of an. aside from the varied feeling
over the result Splendid sport"
he said
Kicking honors between the teams
were about even. but a stiff north
west wind the benefit OF which
Harvard had at the outset as a re-
suit OF capt BueITs luck in callips
the coin toss. gave the teams an
/ alternating advantage In the first
period this advantage had forced
the blue back TO kick from their
+ IS yard line on the punt that owen
. caught and made the starting point
. of his sensational run.
Lineup and summary
Harvard GOD Yale CD
Jenkins ..-..--.-.. ....-... Huffman
Left End
bunker .---..-.. ...-.-...-. Miller
Left Tackle
Hubbard ............ Cruikshank
Left Guard.
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