New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

wind cutting its path from the north
west failed to diminish the ardor or
enthusiasm of the fans. Fans were
still coming in at various entrances,
and it seemed a puzzle where they
would sit, ss it was impossible 20 de-
tect an open spot.
FIRST PERIOD
Harvard won the toss and chose to
defend the north goal, which at this
particular time furnished an advantage
as the wind was blowing strong from
that section. Harvard wore numbers
for the first time in its history.
Cross kicked off to Hammond, who
was thrown by Huffman on Harvards
3o-yard line. A plunge by Owen gained
three yards, then an offside penalty
netted five yards more. After another
short dash by Owen Hammond punted
to orHearn, who was thrown by Clark
on Yale's S0-yard line. Two plunges
by Yale's backs netted little, and
QHearn kicked to Hammond. 1t was a
good kick against the wind. Hammond
made fair catch on his 30-yard line.
dash by Owen netted three yards
and Hammond kicked back to O'dearn
at Yale's 26-yard line. O'Hearn re-
turned the punt. Another kick against
the wind and it was Harvards ball at
the Crimson's A2-yard line.
Harvard again kicked after q short
line plunge, and 0'Hearn was run out
Of bounds at his 22-yard line. Jordan
hit Harvard's left wing for Ave yards
and again came the kick. The bali was
brought back and Harvard penalized
gor offaide play. One short gain by
Jordan was followed by the inevitable
punt-a poor effort by O'Hearn, the
ball going out Of bounds near rnidfeid.
Hammond Kicks Over Yale Goal Line
Hammond twisted his way through
several Yale tacklers for Ave Yards
and then came kick, the ball rolling
over the goal line, and it was Yala's
ball on her 20-yard line. On the Nrst
play Hubbard broke through and threw
oHearn for three-yard loss. Jordan
got this back and five yards more on n
smash between left guard and center,
Agaln ~ Hearn punted, and the ball hit
harvard man in flight and was picked
1p py vwen on his own 40-yard line.
owen shook off two or three tacklers,
| went through secondary defense enJ
had o'Hearn between himself and sHa q
touehdown. While dodging O'Hearn :
wnom ne eluded successfully, Hulman
| crossed over and threw Owen out ~
pounds st Yale's 5-yard line.
aehFke got four yards on a smash at
| center. Owen gained scant foot arT
then BUELL. replaced Lee as Harvara,s
| quarterback. Only foot to 20 on - tbe .
third down, Owen went over for we c
touch down: Owen dropkicked the goal i
Ior the point. after touchdown. score :.
| haryard, z; Yale, 0.
>, hammond fumbed the kick-oY and
truman recovered for Yale at Har-
wards 33~yard line. O'Hearn COT
e,gnt yards in two swings around Sbs sbs
CRIMSON left wing and Jordan cot sn ,e =
! oIner yard around the other side with
one yard to go Jordan was catanuited
! over the center of the line for the tirst
ooWn on Harvard's 22-yard line.
On q pretty criss-cross Mallory
moved eight yards nearer the Harvsra
goai line and Jordan added a ward
again Jordan found the Harvard ia" a.
Tense weak, and it was Yala's hal, ~
the !o-yard line. Three piunees' frst
py o,Hearn, second by Jordan and third
6y by! Mallory, netted only FIVE yards. So
oHearn tried for field goal hut
lslied, and it was Harvard's S ball 81
her own 2o-yard line. Hammond i'm. nv
mediately kicked to Neidlinger. who I
was thrown on Yale's 43-yard line aftar M
running back fifteen yards. This NAV M
ehaed the trst period.
SCORE: HARVARD, z; YALE, O.