The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-01

,hIne HO nitloh IN MS ears, Dunlap went Int
The big heavy rushers. the ball slipped out o
hls hand and simmons got It Just ol
| down. but Brooks went hack OF tn
n nnG 10 punt tho ball out and made, mis-
man epp eqsG him h ,h MSekSy wGIt by tn
been there at ALL aud stopped the hall hefor
u had time to rise far above the ground /
was biz scramble for II. Tho referee nnnll
ueclded that Pennsylvania man was thu
lucky luck. one But even on this decision llarynr,
scorer. Tor IT was n safety touch down. and tw,
points went down for the crimson.
Iennsylyania brought the ball out TO IN,
twenty i've yard line. and knipe plunge,
through tho Harvard rushers between Mann
nan nni Emmons for eight yards. Emmont
was pretty badly hurt. lie lay on tho Rroun,
lnr long time, but ilnnlly recovered enough I,
wander about the field IN distracted way anc
INSISTED upon raylng. DR., Conant and Capt
, makH IN mons give way ton substitute but h,
absolutely refused. and iinallv was permitted (,
E2 on Harvard quickly got the ball aud thcr
lard gain. but the umpire sent the ball bach
ami gave 1t to Pennsylvania on account ri
holding, On flve downs the waiting team made
a gain OF about ten yards. but Williams made
aroor pass. and OSkuod lost four yards. Brook
punted to Brewer. who was sent Immediately
WIN the pail. and, assisted hy Acton's fine In
terterence. gained twenty Yards around Mana
ger Newton's end. Wfightington and Dunlop
hiunged through tho big Pennsylvania guard.
yards around Newton. and the ball was OH
icnnSylNnnlq nitcpn-Nnrd line.
short gains forced the PENNSYLVANIA men
bnck TO their Vineyard line. whero they made
tremendous squirt. and for three downs Har-
yard could make practically nothing, Then
Brewer wac sent between Eoesr nnd Woodru n
and scored a touch down lln puntCd the ball
oHi 9S 1t was pretty near tho side line. and
later Rrewor sent the ball spinning between
tho goal posts and increased Harvard's score
to eight points.
Emmons at. this time appeared to he suffer-
Ing from his injury. and for the last half dozen
plays hal been in such condition that the sig
mails had to DO explained to him before lie
Could 90 on again. He was in about the same
* as Waters was atSpringlicld last Saturday.
fronting by that experience. DIR. Cunant and his
nelrers insisted that Emmuns should 60 OF
tho field. 50 Notwithstanding his prutestntio
pc was taken out and Arthur Brewer put in
his place on the LETT end OF tho line.
Pennsylvania then started of with the flying
wedge Brewer had hardly settled himself In
poaition before knipe went around his end be-
tackled 10y Brewer on the Harvard hfteen-yard
line. PennsylNania tried to get through and
around the Harvard rpshers, but the Wcarers
OF the crimson bGtiled manfully and held thoir
own. pennsylvania then tried a play which
i nns i pr1Nsi Vfry sueG"sstnl with them
ana simmons. who was on, eide when
the Kick was made. got tho ball on Har-
YARD var s,six,yaId line: For three downs Har..
through Mnckey and made touch down. lie
missed the goal however. and the score was =
to ! in favor Of Harvard.
tsThat touchdown was like a goad to tho men
led by the untirnG Lewis. and they all went
into the next play bound to 90 something
worth speaking OF Behind the flying wedge
young stevenson gained fifteen yards. Mackey
went into the line, but gained nothing at all
Then the Harvard backs and rushers formed
their line interference; and encircling Brewer.
startrd around tho right end Of the Pennsyi-
yania line. Tho interference was Is good as
was In the van. and a half dozen other PLAYERS
were ina bunch with him. Before Brewer was
M ba pa ~, nnin
goal line. amt had scored q touch down Just
before going across the outside boundary.
stevenson punted the bail out to Newell. and
brewer kicked another goal Score: Harvard.
Ia: Pennsylvania. I.
, fennsylyanin took the centre again with tho
flying wedge. behind which knipc made eight
yards. In moment Brooke punted to steven
son on the Harvard thirty-hve-yard line. and
Ihen lIrewer returned tho Kick. Again BROOKE
booted the ball to tho centre Of the field
Brewer went by Newton for ten yards and was
iowned near the side line: The crowd ON tho
irving TO knee brewer when lie was down, and
here was a good deal OF vigorous kissing; but
tIiayinG a Ee1tlemnnlJ game. and Capt
1H'et ;ns SAYING ea that the twsntytwo men
Dunlop was finally pushed across for another
ouch down. Brewer kicked tho goal, making
;nnia. /. BY this time Pennsylvania had plain
y abandoned all hopes OF winning The first
laiL had dragged out to q fearful length. tho
| quarter. and yet tho referee said that the
lRlt was not IN. After "A few more plays time
yas, called. with the ball near the centre OF the
ield.
Harvard had tho hall al the beginning OF
no second hall. and started of with the flying
wedge. stevenson pushed his nose guard
lheah ten yards before he was brought down.
md then Brewer made fifteen yards around
'ennsylvanla's right end. From that point
hack. and WriGhtinEton fnalIS
vent over on push play through the centre
i tho line Brewer Kicked the goal. Score:
Once more tho Philadelphia men came to the
cratch. When he ball was ON the visitors
hirty-yaId line Brooke kicked to Brewer The
harvard fun back then dashed ahead for eight
ards, and Wrlghtington made three more
nee more Brewer kicked. and Brooke caught |
he ball on the run and at once return ed IT, liz |
vas pretty play; In fact one OF the prettiest |
l the afternoon.
orne the brunt Of the battle. both in rum |
Ing and bunting, thus far. and had
ray took his place, The first thing Gray did |
'aS 70 kick the ball to the centre OF the Held. |
nd the next thing was to catch one Of Brooke's |
UNITS. Then Gray made two pretty runs, one |
four yards through tho tackles. and one OF |
teen Yards around the end. This was his
lage ono OF the bones OF his wrist was |
roken. so he had To go off ana Gonterman
six-yard line. anil see Ell in a
Iir way to score another touch down; but the
uakers heayyweights stood their groundand
oud not lie budged. so Harvard lost the ball
. four downs The Crimsm"ns tried to score
en-yard line. For the frat time In the after
Don one Of pelauds momentum plays was
led. but only three yards were gained. Again
le play was tried and this time the ball adj
lncad eight yards. ON their two-ynrd line
le boys from Philadelphia gave another ex.
bition of fine defensive play and got the ball |
I four downs. lTooke kicked TO the centre ~
Ie field. and Harvard rushed the ball BAGS TO
"a fifteen yard line again.
II was now getting quite dark. Lewis called
his players 10 make another squirt In the |
mute OF two that was lett. They responded
Rn'ully. WrighttnRton pushed ahead for
ur yards: then GonteTman made five yards
ri Newton seven yards more. At this instant
IN favor OF Harvard. The teams lined up as
lows:
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