The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
THREE N. E. GRID
 GREATS M kDE OVER WEEK LEND
Harvard Scored Sweetest Win of Years Over Un-
 beaten Yale
BY ERNEST BARCELLA

United Press Staff Correspondent)
 Boston, Nov. 22-tUp)-You can't lick the law of averages-and Q football team that won't be beaten.
 That's why Harvard, Dartmouth and Boston university today shared the glory In the climactic weekend of e thrill-Spangled New England season that will have run out its string after three more games are played thlS week,
 That's why:
 Twice .beaten and onee-tied Har- yard rules tho big three tor the first time since 1915.
 Undefeated and twice. -tied Dart mouth is still champion Of the my thieal Ivy league.
 Twice. beaten Boston university holds the city title for the first time In nearly a half century.
 Great Victory
 Harvard climnXed, its grldlron comeback as well as Its senson by rising to magnificent heights in dumping Yale from the thin ranks of the nations unbeaten elevens with a well-won l3-6 vicSory. Dart. mouth put the finishing touches on It's first undefeated campaign la l2 years by grinding out on impressive 27.0 triumph over Columbia. And Boston university ended the most successful season In It's history by humping It's bitterest rival, Boston college, l3.6.
 It Is difficult to differentiate be- tween the importance of each con. quest.
 For Harvard, of course, this was perhaps the greatest victory of them 0ll. During the past season. tho Crimson forces barely missed greatness on at least two occasions against Navy and Army. Each time they were denied victory by hard luck. But Saturday they ar. rived with Q bang,
 Many Heroes
 The opportunisin which has been part of Yale football deserted the Els Saturday. It failed them be. cause an alert and magnificently drilled Harvard team gave them Q minimum of opportunities, There were heroes for both victor and loser. Have your pick
 For Harvard, there was sopho- more Torby Mcdonald who spark cd the second period Harvard at tack with three brilliant runs. There was Frank Foley who tossed the first touchdown pass, tossed an- other that missed fire, scored the winning touchdown called the plays, recovered fumbleS, deflected enemy touchdown passes and gam- bled-and won. There were fellows like Don Daughters, Vernon Struck, Al Kevorkian and the entire Har- yard line.
 For Yale, there was Captain Clint Frank whose valedictory to football was q glorious one. Defensively he was the best man on the field. Off, fensively he scored YGleS only touchdown. There never was A more courageous football player, He played the last half with a damaged knee that would have forced many another 10 call 1t quits. But not this lion- -hearted leader. There was Al Hessberg whose two thrilling runs set up Yales touchdown.
 But the real hero sat on the Harvard bench. He was and is Richard Cresson (Dick) Harlow who was brought here In 1895 as Har- yards first non. graduate coach and who In those three short seasons, has restored Harvard football to It's ancient prestige. It wns he who fashioned out of ordinary material Q Harvard team that scored It's first victory over Yale since 1883,
 Excellent Coach
 No less brilliant have been the accomplishments of Dartmouth's IS Earl Blaik who, faced with the problem Of replacing eight regulars ut the start of the season, nodded team that refused to be beaten and was not beaten oil season long,
 For 10 years, Dartmouth had been unable to win it's last game Of the season. But that particular jinx was taken care of Saturday, just as Yale and Princeton heXes have been shattered since Blaik took con- trol at Hanover In 1884. Only by the margin of q point after touch- down in the Yale and Cornell games was Dartmouth denied an undefeat- cd and united season.
 What Harlow Is to Harvard and Blalk is to Dartmouth, Pat Nanloy is to Boston university. Hanley this yenr fashioned c team that stands as one Of the most outstanding in New England. one that scored It's first victory since 1894 over Boston college which closes 6 dismal cam. paIgn Saturday against unbeaten but twice tied Holy Cross.
 Holy Gross was held to . score less deadlock by Carnegie Tech. In other games, St. AnSelnl blanked Springfield, 20-0; Connecticut State Sinothered Norwich. 7e.0 and Tufts