New Britain herald., 1924-11-22

on the next play but Yale recovered. Pold holding the ball, Kline re- placed Allen and Bunnell went in at quarterback for Bench for Yale. The rain was coming down In torrents.
 scotts kick went to Harvard's 2b yard line and Stafford ran 1t back only ( yards before Bingham brought him down. Gehrke's punt went straight up in the air and it was Yale's ball on Harvard's 34 yard line.
 Yale's next rush was tactical play to bring the ball in from the sides lines without changing dls- tance. Although there was a tumble by Luman, Bingham recovered for Yale.
 Scott Falls To Kick Pond gained a yard only and Kline was thrown for q two yard loss. The Harvard line play had been exceptionally aggressive and Yale went into kick formation, with Kline back. IIis leaders changed their minds and came together again for a rush only to deploy for kick once more. scotts attempted field goal went wide and high and 1t was Harvard's ball on the Crimson 20 yard line.
 Gehrke's punt against the wind fell dead on Yale's 47 yard line.
 Pond rushed without gain, slip ping as he went. Pond was thrown again with only a half yard gain. Gehrke crashing through to stop him. scott's kick was almost block ed. It went to Stafford on liar yards 20 yard line with Joss hold ing his run back to 3 yards. The officials called the players together for instructions of some kind. Gehrke punted immediately and the ball rolled to Yale's 36 yard line when he placed 1t where there were no Blue players.
 Pond tore and whirled through the Harvard line 12 yards for first down at midfield. It was the longest rushing gain of the game.
 Pond gained four more and then gained three additional on two more slants against the Crimson weak spot. Gehrke came up to stop Pond on the next play. It was fourth down, two yards to go with the ball on Harvard's 42 yard line.
 Scott kicked and 1t went for a touchdown when Luman was taken out on the play by stafford's able work. The Yale end barely missed holding the ball on Harvard's two yard line, and it was only the most skillful work by Stafford that frus- trated this attempt. There was time out while the players washed faces and hands of mud.
 Gehrke punted outside and it was Yale's ball on Harvard's 40-yard line. Osborne replaced Luman at right end for Yale,
 First Forward Pass.
 Pond gained three yards. Eckert replaced Root in the Yale line. The first forward pass of the game went flying down the field but fell dead when Scott failed to catch up with the ball. Again Yale turned to for ward passing. this time successfully. Pond sent the ball 10 Scott and it was first down for Yale on Har- vard's 22-yard line. Pond rushed ten yards around Hsrvard's left end.
 The Yale stands cheered on the Blue drive. Richards replaced But terworth in the Yale line. Hoague replaced Bunker in the Harvard de- fense. There was time out asked by Captain Greenough of Harvard who resumed position quickly
 Yale marshaed it's strength for attack. Harvard stands called for fight, fight, fight" Kline made 3 yards against Harvard's right tackle, Gehrke tackling. Kline rushed again for yards more. Gehrke and Greenough tacklng. The ball was on Harvard's yard line. Pond hurdled over for three yard gain to Harvard's ? yard line. Luck Again Yale It was fourth down. The officials held that Yale was offside and five yard penalty sent the ball back 10 Harvard's ii yard line. A forward pass by Pond was batted down by Greenough.
 Yale's last chance to make its dis tance was attempted with Kline rushing. His three yard gain was in- , sufficient and Harvard had held Yale for downs.
 , The Crimson put the ball in play : on her yard line. Gehrke's punt , was hurried and fell on Harvard s } IS yard line.
 Kline sklrted Harvards left end , to gain three yards.
 , Yale added two yards, Pond rush ing and Coady tackiing. A double pass, with q long forward that cross ed the Harvard goal, was broken up } by two Harvard men. It was Har- } wards bill on the Crimson 1s yard line.
 Hammond replaced Maher in the Harvard backheld to give the Grim son new kicking strength. Harvard was penalized 5 yards 5 and the Crimson rushed from the 15 yard line. Miller gained va rds, , tackled by Loveioy. Gehrke rushed and made two yards through Yale's 5 left guard. Richards and Scott tackled him. Hammond Kicked to