New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-01
H1RTARU'S SILVER LINING.
SHE ADMINISTERS \ TIIUMPING TO THE
QUAKER TEAM.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PLAYERS DEFEATED. oe TO
DESPERATE PLAYING TO WIPE OUT
THE DEFEAT At SPRINGFIELD
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDuNE.J

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 30-Harvard admins.
tered an overwhelming defeat this afternoon to
the eleven from the Quaker City The
- to 4. The PENIS team were taken completely
of their feet by the ferceness of Harvards play.
ing. Penn made determined stand in the
ond half. which did her splendid credit but not
at any time the result of the game in doubt
II she had played at Springfield such football as
she played to-day Haryards Thanksgiving would
have been far different from what 1t is tonight,
and II the eleven could have just one more go"
at Yale Crimson money would again be ready by
the thousands TO back the team to victory. IL
great struggle. never before equaed Jarvis
Field. and the fifteen thousand spectators were
treated TO a Thanksgiving feast.
The Harvard eleven appeared first on the field.
The toss fell to Harvard and she chose the west
goal with the wind behind Harvard. by magni-
hcent work. went TO PENIS J-yard line. Here
the ball was given to Mackie but he dropped 1t
and the Crimsons lost their first chance to score.
Penn" tried to kick. but Newell again was through
like a shot and spoiled the attempt a second time.
Penn thus forced to a safety. Harvard got
the ball kick and then Brewer and Wrighting.
ton began wonderful work particularly Brewer.
Down. down the field they went. gaining wherever
the backs struck the line. The play was fierce and
sure PENIS team worked like heroes but to no
avail: they could not prevent Brewer from scoring
from kicking the goal. The score then .
to 0.
Emmons had been repeatedly hurt and several
attempts had been made to make him leave the
field but he would not go. He was carried of the
field protesting at every step. a. Brewer took his
place. "!'enn's" next play was directed around
his end He allowed himself to be drawn in and
Knipe starting from the middle OF the field behind
the flying wedge. made one of the brilliant runs OF
the afternoon never stopping until Brewer downed
him on the 13-yard line. Harvard held for three
nd IN WA
those short-side kicks which she used in the Yale
game. Brooke put his men on the side and Penn"
secured the ball the S-yard line. The next rush
advanced the ball to the 2-yard line: then Ossood
made the Quaker contingent wild by carrying the
ball over the line by rush around Mackle. Brooke
failed kick goal. Score 81.
This walked Harvard up a splendid effort
Her flying wedge came laundering down upon the
Ouakers and crashed through them. Stevenson
gaining twelve yards. Then Beaie slgnaled LOT
Charlie Brewer round Newtons end and around
he went like frightened deer beautifully blocked
by Macke. Arthur Brewer with his brother,
too and cleverly pushed Osgood OF the play.
Brooke chased the heetfooted Brewer with dosged
persisency. but just as he tackled Brewer plunged
and fell over the line at the very OF the
gridron. Ii was sensational and the crowds fairly
howled with delight. Stevenson punted out 10
Newell and Brewer kicked the goal Score IL TO T.
Here the scoring should have stopped for the
first half but the referees watch got out OF order
and the eevens were kept al ii for fully twenty
minutes after time should have been called.
1t was a blunder. of many the part OF the
officials. Both sides however. shared equally the
Injustice Harvard continued her good work The
line gave the backs excellent support and Dunlap
scored another touchdown making the score for the
first half. 70 to 4.
In the second "Penn's" line braced wonderfully
There considerable punting, as In the hrss
half Harvard pushed TO within five yards OF tho
Oualers' goal several times. but could not score.
Brewer was hurt. and forced to leave the field.
while Grey took his place. Grey played In hne
form for few PUSHES. and then he. too, was hurts
and gave way to Gonterman. Reese was injured,
and Oliver took his place. Wharton going IN AZ
guard for Oliver Harvard started with the bal.
and her wedge gained ten yards. and Brewer maze
twenty around Newton. Then more rushes py
Brewer and Wrghtington carried the ball over.
WrirN,iNYton making the toNchtown ana bre"ef
kicking the goal. Final sc0re-5 to T. H.,
There was brilliant playing after TINS ana mar mar
ward kent up her pace pretty well, tnoush ~
cep,onaiIy good work by Pennsyivanits teaus
az critical moments kept the score from beinS any
larger. .,., .,o ,,doa =. feature
TO the game by posting bulletins OF tne isan
princeton game. They had wire direct 70 s.sr
haitian Field for this purnose. one minute ~.
The close OF the game they issued an extra contain
ing full account OF the game, cuts OF me pc pc con.
histories OF the players and an editorial Vi e0
graduation. The elevens lined up as ioho"s'