St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-30

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Brooke kicked TO midtield. and Harvard
had the ball. Fairchild kicked to
Brooke on Pennsylvama's thrty-yard
line. Brooke punted the ball, and lost
tive yards, but retained the ball. Brooke
kicked TO narvard's tifty-yard line.
Falrchild kicked out of bounds on Penn
sylvania's forty -ive-yard line. Colbert
double passed the ball to Brooke for a
three-yard gain. OSgOOd then lost four
yards in trying left end. Brooke kicked
TO Brewer on Haryard'S twenty-five
yard line. Whittemore made twenty
yards around, and the ball was on Har-
wards forty tiVe-yard line. {. Brewer
then made four yards through the cen
ter.
The Bali Is in H5idfieId
Thus far PennSylyania's line was not
holding very good. Fairchild kicked to
Brooke on Pennsylvania twenty-five
yard line. Brooke was fiercely tackled
by Brewer and his left ankle was
wrenched. The play SO far has been
for the most part on Pennsylvania'S ter
ritory. Waters has been opening up
WagOnhurSt for good gains, and A.
Brewer has been dropping the backs i'll
their tracks on every kick 10y Fairchild'S
frequently throwing them for a loss.
beautiful tackle. The ball is now on
Pennsylvania'S fitteen-yard line. Os-
good made four yards through center.
Brooke kicked to c. Brewer on PennSyl-
Vania's tifty-yard line. Brewer held up
his hand for free catch and was
tackled by ROSengarten. Harvard was
given fifteen yards Oh the play.
On the next lineup Capt. Emm
bad knee WAS injured and he was car
ried of the field. Cabot took his posi-
ton al lett end. 1t was Harvard's ball
on Pennsylvania thirty-fY yard line.
WhlttemOre was given the ball and lost
four yards on trying to go around right
end. Fairchild kicked 10 PennSy S
twenty-five yard line, but the bail was
brought back and Harvard given ten
yards for off side playing. Waters made
ten yards through the center. The ball
was now on Pennsylvania eighteen
yard line. Fairchild tried the center.
but did not gain an inch. Brewer then
made two yards. The ball WAS on
PennSylvania'S ffteen-yard line on
three downs. Waters tried the center
but gained nothing. Fairchild made
thirty yards. but on the next lineup
Pennsylvania got the ball on White
mOre's tumble. Brooke kicked to Penn
sylVanla'S tWenty-five-vard line. Fair
child tried the center, but failed to
gain. Brewer tried the right end, but
was thrown back for three yards loss.
Fairchlld punted i'll touch and Brooke
kicked OF for Pennsylvania's twenty
tive-Yard line. The ball landed in FAIR
child's hands OH Pennsylvania fifty
yard line. Pennsylvania got the ball
on a tumble. Faircaild allowing the
ball
To slip Through His Hands.
Fairchilds was injured in the scrim>
mage, and was led off the field, fighting
to get back. Dunlap went on at full
back. hnipe was given the ball and
lost two yards trying to go around right
end. The ball was on Pennsylvania s
fortyfive-yard line. Brooke then kicked
to Haryard'S twenty-yard line. The
ball was caught by Knipe. who made
fifteen yards before he was stopped.
Brooke then made about two yards
through the center. Knipe tried, but
made no gain. Williams then passed to
OsgoOd. but the latter failed to gain.
Harvard got the ball on four downs on
her fOrty-yard line. Harvard lost one
yard Oh poor pass by &c. Wrenn. &c.
Brewer then kicked to Brooke on Penn
sylvania's fOrty-fve-yard line. Brooke
kicked TO c. Brewer, and the latter
made bad tumble, Rosengarten fall
ing on the ball. The bali was now on
Harvard'S thirty-ive-yard line.
Wharton tried the center aud made
about yard. On the next lineup
Brooke tried the center for no gain, and
the ball was Harvard'5 on her thirty
five yard line. Knipe made ten yards
around right end, carrying the ball to
the crlmSon'S twenty -five-yard line.
At 3:l6 Charley Brewer was injured in
the scrimmage, and HAYES took his
place. OSgOod made i've yards around
left end. The ball is now on Harvard's
twenty-yard line. Knipe made two
yards through center Brooke tried
for a goal from the field from Harvard's
thirty-five-yard line, but it missed by
about two feet. The ball was then
brought out to Harvard's twenty-yard
line. Hayes kicked to Brooke in mid
field, and Brooke returned the bal, then
Harvard's five-yard and Hayes carried
the ball over for safety touch down.
The score was now PENNSYLVANIA 9.
Harvard 0. Harvard kicked to Penn
sYlyania's fOrty-yard line and Brooke
returned the kick to Harvard's thirty
hve-yard line. a. Brewer made hve
yards around right end, and the time
was called for the first half. with the
ball being in Harvard's possession On
her forty-tive-yard line. Score: Penn
sYlvInia 2. Harvard 0.
Harvard's III-Luck.
The same ill-luck that followed Har-
ward in her game with Yale on Saturday
seemed to pursue her To-Day. G. Brewer,
FalrchildS and Emmons being forced to
retire during the first half. The only
point scored III this half was a safety bv
Harvard. Brooke had kicked the ball
within three yards of the Harvard goal,
and Hayes, pressed by Rosengarten.
Minds and Colbert, not knowing that
he was so close to the goal line. ran
back, ana caused two points to be scored
against his own side. 1t was bad case
of rattle at the critical point by the
Harvard half-back. 1t was also lucky
play for Pennsylvania. as time for the
half was called less than a minute
afterward. Pennsylvania's stock took
boom during the intermission, and
many were the predictions of a red and
blue victory. In the first part of the
half thugs had been going mostly Har-
wards way, but the loss of Emmops. G..
Brewer and FairchildS greatly weak
ened the crimson team.
Second Half.
1t was 3:35 when the two teams made
their appearance for the second half.
Deafening cheers greeted both elevens.
The teams lined up az 3:44. Waters
kicked off for Harvard to Wharton on
Pennsylvania's thirty-yard line. Whar-
ton fumbled and Harvard got the ball.
Harvard tried the center for no gain.
On the third line, the ball was on
Pennsylvania twenty -eightiyard line.
Pennsylvania got the ball on four
downs Brooke kicked to midfeld.
Hayes fumbled and Pennsylvania got
the ball on Harvard's fifty>yard line.
Osgood made no gain In his attempt to
go around right, and Brooke kicked
to Harvard's eighteen-yard line.
and Hayes fell on the ball.
Hayes made eleven yards around right
end. Whittemore went around the
right end, but gained nothing. Hayes
then lost two yards OIL his try for right
end. Hayes kicked into the line, and
WagonhurSt got the ball and made a
ouchdOwn. Brooke kicked a goal.
| Score: Pennsylvania, s; Harvard O.
| The touch down was made six minutes