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...Astronomical Colloquium will be held at 8 o'clock this evening at the Astronomical Laboratory on jarvis street. Mr. M. F. Jordan, an instructor in the department, will discuss "Atmospheric Refraction and Clock Rates" and Mr. E. F. Carpenter '22, an assistant in the department, will speak on "Rotational Motion in Spiral Nebulae...
Buell won the toss from Jordan and chose to defend the north goal with the choppy wind at his back. After Hammond had caught the opening kickoff and had advanced to the 30-yard line, the University and Yale both adopted a kicking game with Hammond, aided by the wind gaining on each exchange. Finally O'Hearn punted to the Crimson, the ball glanced off Gehrke's leg, and Owen caught it on the run. Then followed the dazzling feat which was the sensation of the game. With three Yale men directly in his path, Owen cut sharply...
...moment later Yale received its greatest chance when Hammond fumbled the kick-off and Hulman fell on it for the Elis on the Crimson's 34-yard line. Then followed the most powerful of the Yale advances by running attack. Nine plays run off chiefly by O'Hearn and Jordan netted 29 yards and placed the ball within five yards of the Crimson goal, but the last three of these plays gained only five yards and made it fourth down with five yards still to go. O'Hearn dropped back to the 15-yard mark and attempted an easy drop...
Yale launched another offensive as the second period began. Taking the ball on their own 44-yard line, they mixed a strong running attack with an overhead game which netted 43 yards. But in three desperate plunges the Crimson defence allowed Jordan only eight yards, and on the fourth down O'Hearn, standing on the 21-yard line, drop-kicked a perfect goal, making the score Harvard seven, Yale three...
...kicking duel opened the second half, but finally Yale attempted a forward passing game, and after a neat advance of 25 yards, Buell intercepted a toss from O'Hearn meant for Jordan. Again the kicking game started, but after two exchanges O'Hearn made a fair catch on the Crimson's 45-yard line. Yale decided to try an on-side placement kick, but just as the ball left O'Hearn's foot, Eastman, rushing up, blocked it, knocking it toward the Yale goal. Then followed a desperate chase, but the first two Yale men misjudged in their attempts...