The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 23

‘HARVARD TEA ST QUARTER FIELD GOAL MISSED BY INCHES SAVES HARVARD IN OREGON GAM: Crimson Eleven Wins Hard-Fought New Year’s Day Battle by Score of 7 to 6 Because Ball Kicked by Manerude Floats Just Outside Goal Post—Steers, Star of Coast Team, Put Out of Commission in Second Period by Rough Work. By Robert Edgren. 20 py The Pree Publishing Co, fom York Vorld,) ing World, PASADENA, Cal, Jan, 2.—East tri- wmphed over West, Harvard over Oregon, here yesterday afternoon by @ single point. The final score was Warvard 7, Oregon 6. Inf the last quarter Oregon, having fought Har- vard down to within her twenty-yard Une, missed winning by a few inches when little Manerude’s try for a field goal floated outside the line of the goal post by so slight a margin that Oregon’s exultant rooters could hard- ly believe their eyes when the score board showed the same old 7-6 that had decorated it since Harvard scored in the second. If there is any great difference be- tween Eastern and Western football it failed to show. Both teams varied football strategy with straight line bucking, and if anything Oregon bad fa little the better of it In both depart- ments of the game. Bach team had an iron defense when driven close to the home goal line. To the suprise of all the spectators Oregon's light line @tood squarely up to the Harvard giants and never showed a sign of weakening. In fact Harvard's line was more leaky than the lemon- yellow. The speed of Oregon's attack was superior, Toward the end of the game Harvard stalled for time again and again, while the eager Oregon.ans Qiashed into action so suddenly that they seemed hardly to wait for their signals. Oregon was badly handicapped when her great halfback, Bill Steers, was roughed out of the game In the middle of the second period, when he bad just broken through the whole Harvard defense and run_ thirty Suits Uncalled for Ready to Wear 42 yards down the field on an Oregon series play before he was forced out of bounds and savagely jumped on by three Harvard tacklers, Steers was unconscious for the time limit, and dragged from the field, and was still groggy when he was sent in again In the last period on the des- perate chance that he might e able tu boot one of his long field goals Players of both teams bers. Oregon kicked off at 2.45. Harvard failed to gain, and kicked out to thi 42-yard line. Oragon began a plung ing attack, Huntington going through for twenty yards, and Steers for five These Northern boys arg sudden in action, Almost before the Crimson was in its stride Steers tried to drop- kick a goal from the 40-yard line. The ball was blocked and There was some see-sawing forth. Horween tried for a fic only to have the kick blocke Wiiliams fell on the ball for Orego In the ensuing play Ralph Horween was hurt and taken from the field, apparently with a broken arm Church went in at fullback, On went the game. small gains and see-saw action in midfi wit great advantage either way. suddenly Murray made a forw« to Casey and Casey zigzagged thr Oregon's tacklers and was sco lke a Crimson streak for Oregon’ goal. Only Steers was within possi- bic reach, and Steers ran Casey down and threw him out of bounds on Ore- gon’s forty-yard line. Instantly an- other forward pass sent Casey fla wore num ing around Oregon's other end to eighteen-yard line, Oregon lost a tive-yard penalty and Casey flashed again, but was solidly thumped down with only a yard gain, Church dropped back as if to kick, but ran around Oregon's right end for a touchdown, Horween kicked the goal, Harvard kicked off, Steers punted back. Church booted over Oregon goal line. Then, hammering back, Oregon pulled a trick that was to fool away wa p head t (¥ y des sentiment Ong, 1 ut boune, and carried C vith Harvard's { Hunting and nearly dro vard k bac! the Ores In t mond « dow tre in aby ‘vot ally Kt f ii half ended n erate Des- | five of getting JAS CLOSE CALL otball. Harvard shoved Oregon ack into her own territory and kept he til a fifteen-yard run C&scy took him to Oregon's twen- yard line, Church fumbled one who V ing a roving game, got jimmied its ‘way Jo tried a forty: ard field goal and misaed, Bill still groggy, was sent in for t quarter, "Oregon pounded Harvard back to ber thirty-yard lipe, md from forty Steers tried a dip ‘The hair was diocked and went ar, exchanged and again wed Harvard down the y were finally stmashing tho g red tine. ftarvard melted befure sudden fleree thrusts of the on attack. Reaching Harvard's pen-yard line Rill Steers dropped ten yards and kicked. Stil! y, he booted the ball low and 8 blocked again. But Hunting- recoverd, and Oregon settled n to smashing Harvard back to sure-shot distance. Time was a! nearly up and a field goal would win Manerude kicked from the twenty- urd slowly, deliberately, and barely missed. Three misses broke Oregon's heart. rd began driving slowly down d und at | j ran to Oregon's yand The first smash gained three yards. And then three t Harvard piled up against Ore- without getting an- on's ball Never Before?! EXTRA TROUSE SUITTO se 3 Complexion Rosy! Headache Gone! Tongue,Clean! Stomach, Liver and Bowels Regular! RMETST NS MS Va o-piece sui it Sa Never Again? After taking inventory I find myself heavily overstocked for this time of the year, and for this reason I am slashing prices more than half. I place on sale at ail my ‘our stores a wonderful jine of Woolens, consisting of BLUE SERGES, FANCY WORSTED, TWEEDS, CASSi\:0hES and CHEVIOTS. 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