New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
YALE gets BREAKS,
Sn07HERS GEORGIA
Tan Shows Much Improvement
Carey a Second Caldwell
Especial to tho Heraldl

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New Haven. Oct. 15-Lady Luck.
with the very able assistance of
Johnny Carney. evened its score be-
tween Yale and Georgia Saturday
afternoon as the Blue had almost
all the breaks and defeated the
southern eleven by Els in game
which was fairly even except in
score. A year ago Yale outplayed
Georgia all the way, but because 1t
had not yet secured proper timing
OF its shift play 1t was penalized out
of 4 victory and took its only beat
ing of the year Saturday the situa
ton was reversed. for Georgia came
back with most Of last years men
and actually made more first downs
than Yale, yet the Stevens team won
when Dame Fortune shifted sides
and let Yale triumph by a rather
ore-sided score when the teams bat
tied almost evenly on the field.
McCrary. the dashing fullback Of
the Georgians. outplayed q whiri-
wind game until he received = terri
BILE spill in catching a forward pass
and became 40 dazed that he fum-
blsd on the ten yard line a few plays
later and ended . Georgia march for
. possible tie score. Even then he
continued to thrill the crowd and
In the third quarter made such 4
beautiful catch OF pass In the
midst Of q swirl Of Yale players that
he was accorded as loud and spon-
taneous a burst Of applause as the
Bowl has ever heard. But McCrary
was worn out and he had to wobble
Oft the field. Another southern flash
Hooks, kept the second half from
deteriorating and treated the crowd
to flashy display OF line-plunglng
which brought the invaders their
one touchdown. Hooks and McCrary
were . wonderful pair Of plungers,
and 1t seemed a mistake that they
were not both sent in at the start OF
the game but that Hooks was re-
served for the second half.
Luck may have been with Yale,
but 1t had q twin brother named
Carney. Garvey cannot pass or kick
like his predecessor. but at hitting
the line or shooting off tackle he
has reached the point where he is
fully tho equal Of the great Bruce
Caldwell Of 1927. Garvsy opened Sat
urday's game by battering through
for 4 touchdown in three minutes,
and, after being taken out. he came
back at the start Of the third quart
or to better this performance and
cross the southern line In three ter
rifle rams at the line. 1t takes more
than one man to drag Johnny down
In fact, on his semi miraculous final
dash Of IS yards he escaped the
whole Georgia backfield just when
they seemed to have him stopped
When Mr.. Garvey set out to &C
somewhere, he went.
without Garvey. Yale did not lool
very strong on the offense. although
Lampe did creditable. though dis
tinctly inferior. work in Johnny
place and Loud and Ellis made SOM
quite sizeable gains near and aroun,
the ends OF the line. Decker agai,
proved himself . defensive star o
heroic proportions, stopping a higf
percentage of Georgia thrusts single
handed ard being in at the deati
on almost every other play. H.
shows q remarkable ability to sens
the play and beat the bali CARRIE
to the danger spot.
Coach Stevens must have devoted
almost the entire week to teaching
his charges a defense against tn,
forward pass for the improvement
in this department was the mos
noticeable feature Of Yale's play
Whereas Maine had completely be
wildered Yale with its passes, Geor