50-YARD RUN DEFEATS CRIMSON SECONDS 7 TO 6

In a game that was decided wholly by breaks, the University Seconds went down to defeat yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field at the hands of the Brown Freshman combination by a score of 7 to 6.

It was 35 seconds before the end of the first half, after both teams had attempted ineffectively for 23 minutes to score, that Rudman recovered a Brunonian fumble on the one-foot line. Scott called for time out immediately. When the ball was put into play again Clark had just 10 seconds to leap across a mound of prostrate Brown bodies for the Seconds only touchdown. Scot's kick was blocked.

The third period was uneventful. Neither team was able to deliver a telling blow, handicapped as each was by a fierce and biting gale that swept down the field.

The fourth period was not five minutes old when Randall, the speedy Brown halfback who starred for Andover last year, intercepted a forward pass in mid-field and ripped off 50 yards for a touchdown and six points which tied the score. His kick realized victory.

The summary: Harvard Seconds  Brown 1928 Chase r.e.  l.e. Smith Tilt r.t.  l.t. H. Morey Bohlem Vietor r.g.  l.g. D. Morey, Gouzalis Snow, Sedgwick c.  c. Sweeney Manly l.g.  r.g. Getz Hoag l.t.  r.t.Gurney, Considine Rudman l.e.  r.e. Towle, Crull Blake, Scott, Gillies q.b.  q.b. Richards, Jones Clark r.h.b.  r.h.b. Randall Innes, Cohen, Rosecrans l.h.b.  l.h.b. Jones, Ford, Pizzano Heagney, Donaldson f.b.  f.b. Hadley

Score, Harvard Seconds 6, Brown 7, Touchdowns, Clark, Randall. Goal, Randall, Referee, G. C. Carens. Umpire. A. V. Bratt. Time, four 12-minute periods.

Score, Harvard Seconds 6, Brown 7, Touchdowns, Clark, Randall. Goal, Randall, Referee, G. C. Carens. Umpire. A. V. Bratt. Time, four 12-minute periods.