The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-10-27
The teams were made

Harvard formed V by the aid of which
Corbett gained 20 yards. Newell and Sher-
win made long runs and in three minutes
Sherwin had made touchdown from which
COrbett kicked a goal. Harvard, 6.
B0wd0n did nothing with the ball, aud In
order to keep 1t went back 20 yards twice;
on the second attempt Dean got the ball. The
bali was pushed away until Sherwin made
another pretty run and touchdown. Cor
bett did not kick asgoal. Harvard, 10.
Now Tukey and Hilton began their work,
gaining 80 and 80 yards apiece. Things be-
gan to look dark for Harvard, but BOwdoin
lost the ball aud Corbett punted. Davis got
the ball. Lee ran 20 yards and scored; no
goal. Harvard, IA.
Horne made long run this time, and
Sherwln had to stop him; he did It in fine
style, too, as he did with the previous run
ners. Then Hilton gained ~ yards through
the centre. Finally the ball went back 20
yards. Tukey made another long run, but
Sherwin downed him. Sherwin did all the
tackling back of the rush line, and played
four downs. Sherwin made another long
run and scored goal. Harvard 10.
Bowdoin began to weaken little now.
Blanchard took Heard's place. Davis and
over the line. No goal. Harvard "a
1t took Lee only few minutes to make
two more touchdowns, from neither Of
which did Corbett kick goal. Harvard 50.
When the ball was kicked across the line.
Tukey muffed 1t, and Newell made touch
down; no goal. Harvard SO.
Harvard got the ball on kick; Sherwin
made the run OF the game here. Davis and
Lee kept on, and The latter went across. e
Corbett kicked goal. Harvard AZ.
There was little scoring in the second half,
as BOwd0in delayed the game as much as
possible. Lee and Sherwin began with their
runs again. and finally Sherwin scored goal.
Harvard, 48.
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was forced to take the ball back and Har-
ward got 1t on four downs. Time was called
with the ball near the centre.
j. A. Dennison, formerly Of Harvard. was
referee, and j. S. Morse umpire.
Worlds Record EqualIeo.
PHILADELPHIA, October 26. = The Joint
field meeting of the Stafford Harriers Of Man
chester. England, the Manhattan Athletic
Club of New York and the Athletic Club of
the Sehuylkill Navy of this city, was held to-
day. The worlds record was equalled in the
12O yards hurdle race by Lewis q. Lewis Of
the A. Q. s.. who made the distance In IS
seconds.
Won by Eaton's Horse.
CALAIS, October 25 "A match race at the
st. Stephen Driving Park this afternoon be-
tween G. w. ROss's bay horse Kneebuckle of
Ysnceboro and w. L. Eaton's roam stallion
Rattler OF Calais, was won by the latter
Best time 2.30.
On Whirling Wheels.
WILMINGTON, Del, October 25.-The %
mile handicap road race this afternoon, un-
der the auspices of the Wilmington Wheel
Club, resulted with w. Van Wagner, N. Y.
A. Co. winner. Time hour, 8 minutes, o
seconds.
Nelson Gone Home.
Nelson, the owner of the famous stallion
of that name, passed through Portland on
his way to Waterville on the night Pullman
Saturday. He had eleven horses with him,
four of them purchased since he left Water
vile.
An Auburn gentleman has received a per-
sonal letter from Mr.. Nelson. dated Cam
bridge. Indiana, October 22d. in which Mr..
Nelson writes
The quarters Of Nelson's mile In 2.102 were
made as follows: First quarter, 33a second
quarter. 80; third quarter, SO; last quarter.
80.
All think Nelson has not arrived at his
limit, and If kept in trotting condition will
lower all past records. Daisy Rolfe, sister
to Nelson, has shown us go; MedOra, sister
to Aubine, 2.233; Red Hawk, 2 2Sd, fourth
heat; Red Hawk will trot in 220; Artist, 2.29,
by Dictator Chief; Testator, 2.41A. two year
old. by Dictator Chief. Colonel UsgOOd,
three -year-old, by Wilkes, went an easy mile
yesterday in 2 291 He has Just rounded 10
IRON his sickness. Goes as steady as Nelson.