Brown at Harvard

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 14, 1921, page 2

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  HARVARD BARELY BEATS BROWN, 81 Cambridge, Mass, Nov. l2.--Harward, with its regular players absent from the lineup, scored a 8 to Z VIC tory over Brown at the Stadium today. The winning points came In the last few minutes OF play, when with the score to 3 in Browns favor, the Crimson took tho ball down the field for touchdown from the visitors 20-yard line. Marshall. substituting for Paasche, tried in vain to overcome Harvard’s lead by attempting a field goal from Browns 3o-yard line just before the fnal whistle ended the game. :. The visitors displayed aggressive football during the first two periods. keeping the ball almost entirely in Crimson territory and twice carry ing it to Harvard’s Vineyard line. where 1t was lost on grounded and intercepted forward passes. Browns touchdown and goal were scored early in the fourth period when the Crimson was penalized Ave yards on a fourth down for in reference on her own 11-yard line. Myers carrying the ball over on the next play. Cuban kicked the goal. Harvard scored a field goal in the third period, when Pfaffman. sub stituting for Churchill, booted the ball over from the 35-yard line. A previous kick by Pfaffman from the same distance earlier in the period had failed. The Crimson touchdown followed that of the visitors TAX e ing the Ball from Browns kick-o off . Harvard advanced by a series of for ward passes and line rushes. John son, acting captain of the Harvard {. squad. after gaining 81 yards on a forward pass from his own 4O-yard Line. went over the goal line on sue cessive plunges through the Brown line. Churchill failed in his attempt to kick the goal. The game ended with Harvard in possession Of the ball on her own 22-yard line. Line !, up: HARVARD ts) 60 BROWN Janin. lie ....ux4szS1... lie. Barrett lockwood. 1t xS<tasxs 1t. spellman ‘Grew. IL sAs.&xAsfkxsa lg, Eckstein Holder. as<asSsss~ess c.. Shurtleff brocker, re- r1xrsAG1xs re, Sprague kunhardt, TT :Gxa~sAzass. TT. Gulian Field. re .sxsaGas~.. - re. Sayward johnson. qb xSAsszsy.ss qb. Myers Jenkins, In esSeas. sAxs. In. Adams Churchill, rh Hsesssar rh. Faulkner Gratwick. fb r........ fb, Paasche Score by periods: Harvard zsAes..... 0 o 3 Ga Brown ..cr.sS...... o 0 0 1T Touchdowns. johnson, Myers. Goal from field, Pfaffman. Substitute for Churchill. Goal from touchdown, . Gulian. Referee. F.. J. O’Bri3n. Tufts. Umpire. Fred Burleigh, Elk q eter. Field judge. Hugh McGrath. Boston College. Head Lfnesman. r. -. McCabe. Holy Crd0s. Time Of Reriodss 10 minutes each.

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  The Washington herald, Washington, D.C., November 15, 1921, page 7

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  Harvard Gets Down to Work For Struggle With Bull Dog Eleven in Good Physical Disappointment Over Showing of Substitutes – Against Brown. 81. CAMBRIDGE. Nov. it.--with q thorough undepstaneing that Yale will bring . lot Of powerful foot ball 10 the stadium this week. the Harvard coaches got down. TO hard tanks this afternoon with the var sity team which viii strive 70 make amends for its defeat by the Tigers By beating the eleven which was 20 impressive at New Haven on saturdAS The aches figure their eleven will b N much better physical trim than tyo weeks ago, and also In better shape than the Tigers we’re Saturday aftsrnoon. seven Of the varsity men saw the game. a. dlI all the older coaches. including Bob Fisher. and while the Blue 10 rated high. still with It’s forward passing and its rushing strateeIes the Cambridge cause 10 believed 70 be far from q hopeless one by the scouts who have followed Yale all year. As the final week starts. however, there 10 much disappointment over the showing Of the Harvard substitutes against Brown University, particularly over the poor tackling and the fact that the men were not able to keep. in the game and make a showing that Indicated good condition. Brown caused the loss Of two Of the Harvard FIRST substitute end rushers. Field and Janin. Both were fast and had been making very rapid progress These two wings, who would have been the first substitutes for Croker and Macomber. are out of the run ming for the season. Field broke HIS knee and there is no chance for him to play. and Janin hurt his elbow severely. and he also 10 not being figured on any longer. Harvard keeps six wings going with the varsity string. and Crosby and Hartley are the ones that are left now. Hartley did very well or Saturday. and In fact has been showing the coaches that raising him from the second team was war ranted. Crosby needs experience Lockwood. who has been at tackle may now be put back on a wing where he has played from time 70 time since his football career at Harvard began. He is very fast. but all year his possibilities for substituting at tackle have been rated as better than those for end play. Last week enough work was done with the hrst-strinE men 20 keep them mentally active and to provide enough work to help them along with their condition. Harvard has not q very rugged outfit this fall. at best. but this week the eleven surely will be in better shape for u hard game than II was at Prince

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., November 13, 1921, page 12

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  HARVARD VICTOR IN LAST, MINUTES Crimson Snatches Game From Brown Near End; Score 9 to 7 CAMBRIDGE. Mas, Nov l2.- Harvard snatchcd victory from IN” hands Of Brown In the last five min utcs Of play here today. with tield goal, Harvard’s only score, early In the last quarter. the Brown Bear went over the Crimson line for a touchdown. Less than five minutes before the end OF the game Harvard carried the ball half the length OF the field for touchdown, but failed TO kick goal

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  Grand Forks herald, Grand Forks, N.D., November 14, 1921, page 1

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  Harvard Triumphs Over Brown Bys9–⁠7 Score Cambridge, Mass. Nov. .12.-Har-. ward, with Its regular players absent from the lineup, scored a 8 to Z victory over Brown at the stadium today. The winning points came in the last few minutes of play, when with the score Z to 3 in Browns Avor, the Crimson took the hall down the field for a touchdown from the visitors 20 yard line.

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Harvard leads 78–⁠24–⁠2 in 104 meetings, counting the 76 since this game.