Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30

after play had begun, the whistle s,,,,
ed for the call 81 time for the first no
no scoring having been lone on Elm.
side. Play was resumed at 32a
Harvard now had the east goal and D.,
sun In It's eyes. Waters kicked m .,f
Ave minutes later Wagonhurst had n,
ball behind the goal for n t0uohdo..
and the score was 8 to 0 against Hare,
The ahherents Of Pennsylysnla n.y..
ceased from this time fOrwarf. ere..,
when Harvard made y tOuchdogr
cheer and sing songs Indicative 81 ,,,
Joy.
Pennsylvania was now playing fast ana
furiously. and IN n mass play on o..
tackle HallOwelTs unfortunate noeo
in for another bang He was sfr.,.t.I
out by the blow, and when he Was hr.-.t
to his feet he reeled and staggered .v
field. ~gesticuiating and throwing hls .r.
wildly about. He was laid down nn
ground beside the other cripple. l.f
fore long he became dcilrious AMI
carried into the d~ressiIg-r0Om 40 ta, ,
ner OF the field.
HARVARD DESPERATE
As the defeat and the added l~i>grir. .,
being shut out doomed before ft..
Harvard players became lmbgel nr
savage energy. Hayes. Nhif
v IAflHs aIA AFNNNNNI NhaNN"H
through Pennsylvania ltne SOL.
could not avert their fate. Th. l.I
on HarvarI's fO-yard line. Again
passed 20 Hayes Tor a kick. and 80.
fumbled the ball. when knip..
up. ran with all speed towards a.
goal. Arthur Brewer was cia.. .
heels. but he could not gain u...
and when Kuipe WAS but tlf.
from the Harvard goal. Brcn,r r
last dcspairing EFFORT, fairly l.r...
self through the AIR after hiu.
him by one foot and brought .H.
Before knipo could roll o,,r H.
Whittemore was upon him
Brewer had knocked o., V..I
himself I'm his effort % stop kr
stunned after a few minutf~ rt
Gilbert made two yards flI
line. and then Knipe went INV.
centre FOR a touchdown.
The touchdown was made fr
side OF ths goal. and Brook. t..
20 Williams. williams made a t..
but Brooke failed 90 kick rH..
striking the post ana no4UIf.
The score was now l. 20 n t.I
ward. with only tn minute u
left.
The ball was kicked OF aea.a
ward. and Pennsylvania sr.u ...
up 70 the crimson l-.yari ir
made a feeble effort at A g1I f..
field. but anne nowhere r..r
kicked 20 Pennsylvania al-ylrl I..
the ball. bounding on no. f
Brook. and Cabot fell Ur.n lt
should have clearly ben Penney
for o1-sile play. for i.r.
touched 1t. but the lmlr.
thought he hal. ami b. stt. 30 t
ward.
HARVARDs fprH
tn ball was now on p.ul..
lj-yard line, and here Harvard f
most desperate rally. Water tu4 Ht5s
buckel the line llke mAdm.n
vania wa unable % stem o..
and tn BAH Was carried up arl
4 linz f0r IL touchdown ly NI'.f.
Arthur Brewer failed tt OH. 1
goal. the ban striking the I.st .'
ing back From this tme .. H
was entirely in penu-tltl..
and Harvard could only op..~ f.
advance the desperate r,-I
brave. but shattered team. t
was hurt. and polcett. t..- t
Brook made another WIetf... '
a goal from the hell aal 0.
another wonderful Iun Of -.,..
around Harvard right 'nl D '..
sons l0-yarl line. Wharton I
plunged through tho lln. Oh. Vt
yards OF Harvarl's goal lu. f...
good went around the r.ghf ...
+ other touchdown. Bro.k. k...
Williams, who made "a tIr .'
Brooke again Kicked fhe rL .
minutes more time was called
ana the Harvard players l.tt f..
with bowed heads and fearful ft.
VICTORS AND VNNQrISVfY
As tho referees whistle ...
/ crowd swept over into t1 l.l
picking up the yictors on their sr '.-.
bore them AVA 10 the training.
a square on.
over in the Harvard dr,-eiuc.r. ..
scene was really o. pitiful nu-
were broken hearted. aui t.-rh.
and battered hy the harl play rr
Uallowoll. Frank Shaw. a.. Hr,a..
Fairchnl E"rr an unable fo W.
were Carried or n placed boo .Ir
that werr waiting for them. U.H
dil not s-m Co he seriously iuI
had recos ere1 from his ieilrllm
Tonight the two teams alton
theatre. and " any one won't tu.I.
tie idea OF knowing anything tf.f
going on upon the stage th- h.
| collegiaus In the audience sneellt
sipat-d the notion by drowning fi.
! f,rmance. The followers ~ frUu.'.
are having a Veritthi- s~1tuIrtit .f
: iOicing ON the streets tJ-ufsr'. Hrl
the usual scenes that follow o DIG
football game are being enacted
The lineup in to-day's game 1898
follows:
INT. OF Penn. Position. U.
Colbert .........Lef cnd.......L.
Onl
wagonhurst ...Lcn tackle. Ha
and Nt
Woodru0.."...Ieft guari-....... 50
Bull ...."...".Ccntrc.-..
mnl Ih
Wharton ........ Right guard -
Minds ......... Right ackla........t
Rosengarten. Right end.....A lf
Wliams...... Quarterback ....
Knipe..........L-f half-back. Nhlf.
Osgood. Right half-hack....C i
mrf Do
Brooke......... Full-back ... ft'
cana
observation-disclosures /. Is
Osgood. !: Waters. J.
Safety touch'owu-Hayes.
Goals-Brookc. g.
Referee-BlisS ~ Yale. TmlIr.
shiel. OF Lehlgh. Ifnesiurn. Ir
Harvard. and Schod. ~ P.ur-l
Time. two twenty-five winlt, a.i
ATTENDING 900
Score. Is 20 g.
THE INJURED PLANIEr
LATER.-Or the fNe injured f
/ Uarvari's team in to-day gam.
we'll was the only one who
serious hurt. His broken r.
jured again. and he dropped frm
blood and exhaustion. -" ".'
7 early t0-nl;ht and viii probably
right IN d day or two. EWman-
to Boston tonight and the haItr. 20
team will follow him tomorrow
DISTRICT or cOLUH5lk.
Georgetown College Defeated by ''hi -