Evening star., 1927-11-20
ELS JJPROOT GOAL POSTS
AFTER DEFEATING CRIMSON
Concrete Imbcddctl Uprighis Carried Off by Ceie'
orators After Long Runs BY Carvey and HAM
mersley Net Two Blue Touchdowns'

ont to the right. lodged tive hafN2t"
tocklprs. who appeared IN nave nun
stonned and then, reversing ms heio'
vent swinging off to the left ana over
tho coal line. with no Harvard man
/ nearer to him than 10 yards. rms
Ioo. Was spectacular and brilliant,
| COX. as said before, kicked both
! goals from placement win Inc pre-
/ cis!on of Il sharpShootef'
Harvard Men Play ,lard.
! II seemed. as the game went along,
as if Yale was capable of setting
third touchdown ~ even fourth. but
the need was not great Eid the Hat-
ward men were fght.EG back every
minute of the time ana Tiolen1Y dis
putting every foot of territory. here
was plenty of fight and spirit IN this
Harvard team. Even at the very end
they were battling sor l. score, as If
the result of the game hinged on
their efforts.
on the play of the forward lines the
game hinged Garvey and Hammers
lev simply were Instruments in carry
ing the hall through the openings
provided and behind the interference.
so skillfully given. The Harvard for
wards were outcharged and generally
outplayed, while the ends We're easily
boxed and taken out of plays. Har-
ward used four ends, and none was up
to the needs.
Vale gained $40 yards on sixty-two
running plays for 16 first downs.
That tells the story. Against this
Harvard gained only S3 yards for
four first downs up to the last period,
when Yale almost laughingly was
doing little more than protect its lead.
CSmson Busy Near End.
In the fourth period Harvard
gained 134 yards on Il running plays
ter seven first downs, and this mace
the total yardage highly respectable,
although it counted little in general
results.
Yales forward-passin game, which
only a week ago beat Princeton, was
out of balance and distinctly off color.
Out of twelve passes attempted only
two were complsted-one for is yards
and one for 10.
Harvard used five lateral passes
and gained much ground thereby.
Yale tried this play only once.
Garvey, Hammersley, Charlesworth
and Webster were outstanding for
Yale. but every man did his part in
way TO command the admiration OF
all students OF foot ball. Scott and
liShMlck were sure ana uSpeIiudDie.
Cox suddenly developed into quite a
bah carrier. Quarter and Eddy did
woman service as tackles. Eddie
Decker did not shine as he did against
Princeton, but he, too, was steady
and efficient.
Harvard Backs Handicapped.
Dave Guarnaccia worked hard and
at times sparkled brilliantly and so
did Art French for Harvard. These
two backs would have gone far with
better line support and better protec-
ton Most of the time they had TO
make their own way. Bell at center
was steady and dependable. But he
alone could not hold the sagging line
together. Capt. Pratt played good
game at tackle and stopped many
Yale runner. but he, too, was put out
of plays by his aggressive. hard
charging opponents.
The day was gray except for one
streak of sunshine and decidedly
frigd Toes tingled. After Tale's
second touchdown Harvard men sang
and cheered. going through the mo-
tions dictated by custom, with much
zest, but little JOY. They cheered as
their hearts sank.
Yale men cheered violently and en-
Enthusiastically from first to last and
are cheering still. 1t was something
to beat Harvard in the Harvard
| Stadium by score Of ii to 0.