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A 13 to 0 defeat by the Yale Freshmen, in which the work of Parker and Crowley, Eli backs, was the chief factor, brought the season of the Harvard 1933 football team to a close Saturday.
Captain H. K. Wells '33, who played his first game in several weeks Saturday, was the heart of the Crimson offense. He kicked and passed and ran with the ball, and manoeuvered his eleven with skill, but the Freshmen were clearly outclassed by the Bullpups, fresh from their victory over the Princeton Freshmen last week.
The Harvard line withstood the onslaughts of the flashy Eli backfield better than was expected. Parker's broken field running and Crowley's scoring punches were the only Blue attacks which punctured the Crimson defense. The performance of the Harvard ends, W. C. Barton '33 and H. G. Reisner, Jr. '33, and that of I. B. Hardy, Jr. '33 and fullback chiefly marked the Harvard play.
The summar: Score--Yale 13, Touchdowns--Crowley 2, Point after touchdown--Sargent. Referee--Swafield, Brown. Umpire--A. R. Lake, Lafayette. Head linesman--T. F. Scanlon, Boston College. Field Jadge--J. S. Norton, St. Johns, Time--four 15-minute periods.
Score--Yale 13, Touchdowns--Crowley 2, Point after touchdown--Sargent. Referee--Swafield, Brown. Umpire--A. R. Lake, Lafayette. Head linesman--T. F. Scanlon, Boston College. Field Jadge--J. S. Norton, St. Johns, Time--four 15-minute periods.
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