New Britain herald., 1924-11-22
HARVARDLEADING
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tcontinusd from First Psss) , Harvard forwards were playing furiously and Luman, Yaie's star but brittle end, asked tor time out The rain had stopped at this stage of the game.
 Pond slipped through the Grim son line at left tackle but Gehrke brought him down after q three yard gain.
 Cottle kicked to Stafford who ran the ball back five yards to Har- yards a7 yard line. Captain Love- joy nailed him.
 The exchange of kicks had given tho Crimson . gain of 2s yards since the opening kickoff.
 There was a9fumble on the next play and Yale recovered when Lu- man swooped on the ball that Miller | had let go. Yale was rushing from Harvard's S7 yard line. On the first drive against the Crimson In its own territory Cottle made two yards. Pond tore through for three yards, stopped by Greenough. Cot tle broke down the Crimson barrier. thrown back only by Gherke and Yale lacked inches of first down on Harvard's 27 yard line. It was first down on Harvard's 25 yard line when Pond went through | Coady on the next rush.
 Harvard gathered its strength and smoothered Pond at tho scrimmage line on the next play.
 Failing. Tales surest long distance punter replaced Cottle in the Yale backfield.
 Up to this time there had been little effect of the soggy field shown Pond vaulted over the Harvard line for two yards. Falling was gripped by three Harvard taeklers when he turned against the Crimson right wing and was held for one yard.
 Allen Attempts Field Goal
 Standing on Harvard's 2s yard line, Allen tried q goal from field but the kick was low and out of bounds under the pressure of the Harvard forwards.
 The Crimson had turned back the Bulldogs first scoring threat.
 It was raining again in sheets when Harvard put the ball in play from, its 20 yard line.
 GAhrke went back to kick and the Crimson policy of bunting on first down was justified when Yale fum' blsd Bench losing the ball on his owr s5 yard line and Miller recovering for Harvard on Yale's SS yard line.
 Gehrke made the Crimson's first rush, bowling over the Yale defend CTS for a seven yard gain. GShrke again tore trough for two yard advance. tackled by Butterworth.
 For a man out of . sick bed Gehrks showed surprising strength Measurements showed that the Crimson made first down by less than a yard. The Crimson went out with Gehrke rushing again. Yale closed in to stop the rush and meas urements were necessary before Ii was seen that it was first down fol Harvard on YaIe's 27-yard line Gehrks hurdled a Blue line that vas broken wide by Harvard for wards for . nve-yard advance. AL len came up to tackle. It was thu Herculean Gehrke who went for ward for two yards more through Yals's left tackle on the next play
 Rushing yet again, Gehrke made it first down for Harvard on Yale'' ls-yard line. The Crimson stand' went wild. Gehrke's name was or the lips of all. Yale called time to knit its dsfenses. Harvard wal on the line and Gehrke again bowlet over the Tale linesmen for four yard advance. Capt. Lovejoy tackled him.
 It was Miller who was given thu ball on the next play and his rusi was without gain. Gehrke was call ed on next and he made q tw' yard gain. The ball was on Yale' 10 yard line. fourth down and liar yard went into drop kick formation
 Harvard 8, Yale 0.
 dehrke kicked the field goa standing on his 1s yard line witi Stafford holding the ball.
 Harvard's line held firmly Ysl' attempts to break through.
 Harvard 6, Yale o
 Harvard was In position for kicl and stafford held the ball witi Gehrke kicking. Gehrke's kick wal perfect as was stattord's hsndltn, and three more points went sailini over the Yale crossbars, as th' placement goal succeeded.
 Luman kicked of to Gehrke wh, ran the ball back from the three t' the 73 yard line. Allen brought hin down.
 Harvard was back to its policy 0 kicking on first down. Gehrke' punt rolled to Tales yard lin after Bench missed 1t, nearly 7' yards, when Bsale smothered 1t. I was Yale's ball, with Pond rushing One drive failed to gain and Failinl punted out from behind his goal lin to q fair catch by Stafford on Yale s1 yard line.
 Gehrke kicked of for Harvard Failing recovering on Yale's E yart line, and ran the ball back to Yale 2s yard line where the period ended
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