Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26
EXPLOSION IS FATAL TO7
$4,000 PERSONS
WITNESS YALE s
10 To 8 DEFEAT
Harvard'S Initiative and Re-
source Overcome the
Big Blue Team; CIemen-
Ceau Witnesses Contest

DiS DlNN ISQilIg SlSIiiNi
Ceau Witnesses Contest
New Haven, NOV. % Cby the As
sociated Press). Harvard defeat
ed Yale today 10 to 8, winners
ith the odds against them in a
game which in exposition Of play
and IN scenic spectacle took high |
rank in the long line of these an
nual contests
Crimsoa initiative ana Crimson /
resources Oyercame the big Blue |
team, with George owen, Har- |
Yards burly back, operating as in
diyidual hero, 1t was OWENS run
back Of Yale punt AZ yards, |
through a fighting Yale team that |
to his succeeding point by kicking |
in the first period.
Two other scores were made, q /
field goal by Charlie O'Hern. Hale's |
star of the day, from the 22-yard
line in the second period, and a ,,
field goal kicked 25 yards by
Ptaffman, a Harvard substitute,
who was in the game one minute
and out the next, on the fourth
period. But owens was the out
standing effort and the margin Of
the CrimsOn's unexpected success.
Tactical Survey of Game
A tactical survey of the game |
shows that Harvard scored on
each oC It's real advances into Yale |
territory. The same surveys show |
that Vale five times drove fairly |
deep into the Crimson area, vet !
scored only once. As in other /
games this season, the Bite play |
ers, by pass or rush advanced al |
most twice as many yards as the |
Crimson, but We're bent back or |
pressed TO a point where their !
thrusts were ineffective all but !
once.
Notable i'm the Crimson system
was the strategy which kept Cap (
tain Buell. on the side lines while |
a third string player. J. j. Lee,
called signals until Harvard had
reached q commanding position. I
Then Buell. was inserted. Notwith-
standing n noticeable limp from
n leg injury, aud under the stimu-
lus OF his calf lie touchdown came.
U,.der Lee Harvard mad tNlcef
stormed the Blue goal from the |
four-yard line, where owens run
was stopped, ana stiIl lacked two
yards. Under the captain, Owen
was over at a bound.
Harvard's strategy. fashioned bg
Head Coach Bob Fisher. included
surprises in several details. The
numbering Of Crimson players to-
day for the first time was a sur
prize in keeping with the uhcypect-
edness Of Harvard's play
1900 Persons Saw Game
The game was witnessed by H.
600 persons. From one of the few
who were comparison, George
Clemenceau, war premier Of
France, came the expression that
was probably representative of the
opinion of al aside the varied feel
ing over the result. splendid
SPORT he said.
Kicking honors between the
teams were about even, bul n stiff
northwcs. wind, the benefit of
which Harvard had at the outset
as a result of Captain Buelrs luck
In calling the coin toss gave the
teams an alternating advantage In +
the first period, this advantage had
forced the Blue back to kick from
their 1Syard line on the punt that
owen caught and made the start
ing point of his sensational run.
Getting the ball yard beyond
mid-field, Owen went about vend-
ing a difficult way to the goal, 81
yards off. With two interferers in
the early stages, owen slid past
a group Of four Yale men. BY /
straight arm he Tended off three
more at the 30-yard line and
changed pace effectively to turn
back from the side lines onto which
he was being forced. Picking up
another interferer. Owen raced
along, spilling a Blue tackler on
the 22-yard line, by hip contact.
Two other Yale players were clos
ing in, but Tony Human, star
sprinter Tor the Blue, who was
playing end today, came tearing
down. lie had almost overhauled
owen at the ten-yard line, and the
impetus OF the Harvard backs dash
carried them three yards more.
Buell. Limpcd Out
Harvard had the ball on Yale's
four-yard line. The Blue team
stood just outside its goal line to
make defense. Young Lee mar
shaled Harvard's backfield strength i
and sent Gehrke from punt for
nation, against the Blue wall, A
yard and d half was gained. Ham
mond tried. he gained n yard, u
was not enough. Captain Buell.
limped out, trying to make his
step snappy, but succeeding only |
slightly.
His voice, however. had lost none
of its life.
owen was picked to make the
attempt. He hurled himself
against the Blue line, backed by
an aggressive team, and it bent
enough to leave the ball a foot or
two beyond. Harvard had a touch
down. owen completed the job /
with the point from try. made by a
kick over the goal from the five
yard line.
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DARTMOUTH BEATS BROWN
Boston, Nov. 25.-Dartmouth to-
day humbed its ancient rival,
Brown, before 10000 football fans
at Fenway parH here, TO 0. Thei
Brown team. fresh from its con-
Agf ~ .e,N C.t,y 1eax 1