The sun., 1894-11-16
ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
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CAMBRIDGE, Nov, 15.-Hsrvsrd rounded OF
her preliminary season to-day by winning from
| the Brown University team by Is TO o. About
| 4.5O0 persons were out to the game, but
| those who came with the expectation OF getting
| line on the Harvard team style Of play went
! away. sadly disappointed. Harvard put IN a
| substitute team in the first half. MacKie and
| Emmons being the only members Of the regular
| eleven to play. The interference and general
| play Of the Harvard men was very ragged and
| the ball see-sawed back and forth near the cen
tire Of the field, neither side succeeding
| in scoring. In the second half WRters
Shaw, Charley Brewer. and whttmore all went
in, and Hayes scored at touch down In 1 minute
and 10 seconds, after long runs by whittemore
and Brewer. Brewer kicked the goal. Imme-
diately after Brewer wrenched his elbow badly,
and retired in favor of Dunlop. II was the lat
ter's first appearance since his injury month
ago. and he was loudly cheersd as he came on
the field. Harvard scored two more touch downs.
the first on steady rushes by Hayes and White
more, the second through McCarthy's nun OF
Hayes's punt. The game was called by mutual
consent on account Of darkness.
The game gave absolutely no chance to esti-
mate the real strength Of the Harvard team, or
to draw any comparisons with Yale. Mackie,
the only Varsity man who was retained through
both halves, at times played brilliantly but gave
the impression all along that he was working
easily and not exerting himself He was sent
with the ball three or four times during the
game, and each time gained his distance between
Browns centre and right guard. Emmons played
during the first half. but devoted more attention
to coaching the team than to his own play.
Wheeler and Hallowell between whom the fight
for left tackle now lies, each have a show, and
the former had little the best OF II In the COM
parison. Shaw shows that he has improved
greatly in his play at right guard during the
secret practice. For about five minutes at the
beginning of the second half there was q chance
TO judge OF what the interference Of the Var
sity team may be. II was when Bert Waters
got started at the head of the interference, with
Charley Brewer running with the ball. The
latter's rushes were simply irresistible, and two
runs Of over thirty yards came In the first
minute Of play. Fairchild did nothing worthy
Of special mention while lie was In the game.
He made one try for goal from the thirty-yard
line but failed.
The students and Boston public are very in
dignant tonight over the trick which. they
claim. the football management played on them
in using scrub team. Head Coach Billy Brooks
will come out with a statement In the college
papers Tomorrow, in which he explains IL by de-
Claring that Frank shaw. Arthur Brewer. Wren.
and Wrightngton were all overtrained and unfit
slight injuries, which prevented their playing.
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