Word: pitchouts
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Then, with less than four minutes remaining, Cornell moved desperately through the air as it tried to score. With the ball at midfield after a good kickoff return, DeGraaf started to throw. Art Boland dropped his first one, and then a pitchout to Dick Jackson was good to the 45. Do Graaf then dropped back and fired the ball a long pass to the 23. Three men--two Harvard defenders and Cornell end John Morris went up for the ball, and when they came dowm Sam Fyock and Morris were still wrestling for the ball. The Cornell stands...
...Crimson went into a T formation, and Conzelman called a quarterback sneak, going five yards for a first down on the Bruin 31. Lowenstein completed a pass to Conzelman on the 22 and then Clasby came in for Lowenstein. Clasby was stopped, but Culver took a Clasby pitchout six yards. On the next play Culver pitched out to Clasby, who drove wide for eight yards to the 11. After two plays gained little, Lowenstein came back in for Clasby and fired a ten yard perfect pass to Conzelman on the goal line. Lowenstein kicked the point to make the score...
Puritan halfback Norm Hall took a pitchout from quarterback Frank Scanlon late in the third period and swept around right end for 30 yards and a touchdown. Davenport's Bob O'Connell got the Yale score on a five yard sweep around left end with 40 seconds left in the first half. Winthrop was a definite underdog going into the game...
Actually, it was a good day for the runners. Colgate's Al Simmons showed little effects of his two-way performance, ripping off 7.6 yards per carry. Most of Simmons' gains resulted from the split-T pitchout play which Colgate used very effectively...
...Margarita the first win of his two year Harvard freshman career, spent most of the afternoon in the Maroon backfield and allowed the hosts less than 30 yards gained rushing. The two first downs that the losers did get were the result of a short pass and a pitchout midway through the second quarter...