The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-30
The teams lined up rs follows:

Minds ...........Rig ht tackle. ..........Na ters
k Z. $500. Right end .......A. Brewer
Knipe. Left half-back. Mhittemore
osgood .......... Right baif-baek. &c. Brewer
Brooke FulIbaek ..-.-..-FairehiId
The Pennsylvania boys were the first to
come on the field. They made their APP
pearance from the southeast corner at pre-
cisely O'Clock. George Brooke was in
the lead. This was the signal for wild
cheering on the part of the Pennsylvania
followers. All the team seemed in perfect
condition. and put in q few minutes throw
ing the ball around and holding secret con-
fersnces. Brooke dropped few goals from
the 4o-yard line, and from the " ay in which
Capt. Knipe pranced around no one would
have imagined he was the man who, a
few days ago, was in doubt as to
whether he would be able to take his place
at left back. Just fifteen minutes later the
Harvard boys made their appearance at
the same corner. This was the signal for
thousands of CRIMSON flags to wave fran
tically from each of the big stands. The
boys from Cambridge went through prac-
tice for few minutes. and then the great
game was on. Laurie Bliss was chosen
referee aud Paul Dashiel umpire; lines
men, DR.. Brooks and Charles Schoff.
Both teams were called to the center by
the rsfsree and given instructions as TO
the mode Of play. Sweaters were pulled
At 2:20.
Harvard won the toss, and took the
west goal, with slight advantage of wind,
and they also had the sun at their backs
Brooke kicked of for the Quakers to Har-
wards 15-yard line, but the ball was re-
turned to Harvard's 45-yard line by Fair
child. Knipe made ten yards through
right, and Osgood made eight more
through left end. Gilbert was given the
ball. and made three yards through the
center. Harvard got the ball on a
tumble. G.. Brewer made four yards
through the center, but on the next line
Harvard was stopped without an inch of
gain. Eairchild kicked to Osgood, who
muffed tho ball. and ]. Shaw fell on il on
Pennsylvanis's twenty-fve-yard line.
Whittemore tried the right line for no
gain. Fairchild kicked to Pennsylvania
twenty-ive-yard line. Williams passed
the ball poorly to osgood. who fambled
II. but Pennsylvania man fell on
the ball. Brooke kicked to the CEN
ter, and C.. Brewer fell on the
ball. Whittemore was given the ball and
made fifteen yards around right end. @.
clear and made a touchdown from the
forty-five-yard line, but was brought back
for off-side play and the ball was gwen to
Pennsylvania. Knipe made eight yards
through right tackle. and Osgood made a
yard at left tackle. Wharton then bucked
the center for four yards. Osgood was then
downed for no gain. The bali was now
on Harvard's 45-yard line. 1t was three
IN 4
to gain. Williams kicked to the side. and
Rosengarten mutfed the ball. 1t was
Haryard's ball on the 35-yard line. Tins
far both teams had been playing about an
equal game. The bali was passed to Fair.
child, who kicked TO Pennsylvania S.
yard line. Brooke returned the kick.
Emmons made no gain through right
tackle. c. Brewer was then given the bail.
and made three yards through left end.
F2irchiid punted to Brooke on Pennsvl-
venia's twenty-yard line. Brooke Wa,
thrown By A. Brewer In his tracks. GIL
bert made a run around right end. but
0sgood, in trying 70 go around left end.
fell and lost ten yards. Brooke kicked 70
msdheld and Harvard had the ball. Fair
child kicked 10 Brooke on Pennsylvania'.
thirty-yard line. Brooke punted the bail
and lost Eve yards. but retained the
bail. Brooke kicked TO Harvard's fisty-yard
line Fairchild kicked cot Of bounds
on PennsyivaniA's forty-fve-yard line.
Gilbert doubls-psssed the bail TO Brooke
for three-yard gain. osgoot then lo..
four yards in trying left end. Brooke
kicked 20 Brewer on Harvard's 2sysrd
lire. Wbittenore made twenty wards
around right aud the ball wa on Ha--
wards A5-yard line. c. Brewer then made
four yards through the center. The
ball Was now in midheId. Thus
far Pennsylvanis's line was not very
good. Fsirchlld kicked to Brooke on
Pennsylvania 2J-yard line. Brooke vas
hercsIy tackled by Brewer. and his lef,
ankle was wreneAed. The play 30 far vas
for the most part On Pennsvirania's terri
tory. Waters opened up wagonhurst for
coed gains. and A. Brewer dropped Ii back
IN their tracks on every kick by Fair
child, frequently throwing them for a
ioss. Gilbert then lost I've yards ON
Natsrs' beautiful tackle. The bail "a.
now On Psnnsvlvania's I5-ynrd lire
osgood made fonr runs through CEN
ser. Brooke kicked 70 c. Brewer On
Psnnsylvania's 50-yard line. Brewer he'd
up his hand for free catch and va,
tackled By RossngaEtsn. Harvard va.
given hfsesa yard. on the play. In the