New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

iate IN the game, Bit worn ~,
through his strenuous efforts. br. ~
wiling to give up the fight W;iar
Neale came on to show that Yass =,
another forward passer above the o-s;
nary. NeaIe was inserted into tbe h.
tie array IN Q late effort to stsl 81
the impending defeat, and On SIX srs.
cesslye plays he was the player cslss
upon to deliver. If he could eet ss,T
from squirming ran, or II oue d
those passes could only find receive,
with free path to the goal line. d.
day might be saved. There seemed |,
be no other way, and Neaie did al
human could do. It was not enous
TO offset that spinning. twisting na
neuver of George Owen in the esfa
minutes of play.
The heavy wind that swept dow
from the north, making the Big flag
on opposite sides of the big bowl stand
out on line parallel to the side lines
making the punting unusually long
when the kicker was back toward the
north goal and shortened che kicks CON
siderably when conditions we're re-
versed. Thus, in the first half HAM
mond, Of Harvard, clearly outkiskse
Charlie O'Hearn for the Blue. Whg
the teams changed sides HammGt
though perhaps better kicker thanE
Yale rival, with conditions equal. hsE
to have MS troubles and the OHer
spirals rode high and pretty on 3
gales of wind which swept over =
bowl. So it was through the gar
Gehrke took up the punting burte
after retired from the game and
found the wind the best Of side partass
when he kicked toward the south, hal
big handicap otherwise. On the shat
Harvard seemed to have an edge on Ia
punting.
Bulldog outrushes the Crimssn
Harvard made it's first down In ihs
third period. That is, the Hrss dow
from scrimmage. The dash Of osta
IN the first period was from kiek-ah
In the first two periods the Ellis gains
on rushing about three times as maa
ground as did Harvard. In the sssoa
half the honors were about even, 0ns
from the 15-yard line fizzled in the ffs'
quarter and later in the gams he ST.
away two from UP near midfeld Thisa
did not fail by any great distsnee
Once he stood on the midfeid mark 70
make mis- drop kick effort and later hs
tried goal from placement from to-
46-yard line after q fair catch By Me-
linger. This kick was blocked iets
the third period and It paved the ~
to the Harvard field goal.
The Crimson scoring by the EA
goal route served to bring intc ~
game an opportunist. In the final eys
ter, with the ball we'll down falsi
territory, Hammond was taken ous
the game aud Pfaffman sent in. ~
booted one over the erSss
bar as if he spent most OF his tire
this particular work, then head
call to the side lines. He had aels
his bit and the Harvard cheering s.
tion, fearing that 8 Yale touehcoss
might bring about 8 defeat, russ y
let Pfsffman know how they fele saas.
1t. With the kick properly dsllssls
a Yale touchdown could not snrn sas
tide. 1t would take touehdoFa ~
some mora scoring 70 make hias s.s
prevailing color in the snszs paw y
soon TO be enjoyed by oas s1e' :
the other.
So another yale team sees ssss@
blurred by failure. Harking osSs
the distant past 1t seems thst y
elevens have been able to eA2ey
fruits of success on less eifort -
was expected by Captain jordan I,
gregation in losing its two nlg gs
of the year. The team that oassss
Princeton three yards 70 enc Wa ~ y.
to outrush Harvard something hhs
TO one and also show mora inss
ing brand of football than slIna
its big three rivals.
Two Breaks Divide Issue
AS for to-day Harvard made ths hss. ss.
Of two opportunities, one Shss s
fronted Owen and one thst ss't II
until Pfaffman had been hurliss sss Il
from under his Crimson blankes Y ysl,
near obscurity OF the side Lines -. ~
was always trying, not exactly W.
ing her opportunities awsys pus = ~
least two occasions the Blue Wss
able to make its march carry 81
way to success. rss
Harvard, for the day at ieash
up its antiquated ideas shous napgSs Isl
ing players. 1t must be said, scS,
there was nothing half way s1ouss sass
once 1t was adopted ..sai
Of those Crimson warriors ware s;s ;s.b
of back, but not more thsn sa III
broader than the numerals Wnssa Wnsssa 81
wore. When Yale player sssssssrsss
side Harvard warrior sEe 90 coa hss
made it appear that agate ysR
been used in numbering the slis, q, ,ioss
The Yale football season WI, sbsas
officially when all the runio..s, .n,rs IL
Tad Jones resigning or reEas.n;sE s.l,;sE tasl
run to earth and smearea va ssai