The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-30
be- teams lind 10 Is folloWs:

09druH. Lett Guard. Mackie.
Wharton. Right Guard j. Shaw
Minds. Right Tackle Waters
&osengarten. Right End. a. Brewer
W 1llialnS. Quarterback. Wrenn.
Knippe- Left Halfback. Whittemore.
CSgOOd. Right RalfbaCk. C.Brewe~.
Brooke. Fullback. Fairchild.
The Pennsylvania boys were the first
to come on the field. They made their
appearance from the southeast corner at
precisely O'Clock. George Brooks was
in the lead. This was the signal for
wild cheering on the part of the Pennsyl-
wanna followers All the team seemed
in perfect condition. and put in a few
minutes throwing the ball around and
holding secret conferences. Brooke
dropped few goals from the 4G-yard
line and the way in which CAPTAIN Knipe
pranced around no ore would Imagine ne
was the man VITO a few days go 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 thoues-
from each Of the big Stands.
The boys from Cambridge went
through practice for few moments and
then the great game was on,
Laurie Bliss was chosen referee and
Paul Ddsh.el umpire; Hnesmen-Dr-
Brooks and Charles Schoff. Both teams
We're called to the center by the referee
and given instructions as to the mode of
play. Sweaters were pulled at 2:29.
Harvard won the toss and took the wes1
goal, with a slight advantage Of wind
Brooke kicked off for the Quakers to
turned to Harvard5 45-yard line by
E ndy2 , Knips o5 made ten y e15s
more through left end. Gilbert w3S
given the ball and made three yards
through the CENTER. Harvard got the
ball on a tumble. c. Brewer made four
yards through the center but on the
next line Harvard was stopped without
an inch of gain. Fairchild kicked TO
Shaw fell on it on Pennsylvania 70
yard line. Whttemore tried the right
linz for no gain. Fairchild kicked to
Pennsylvania's 25-yard line. Williams
funrbled it but a Pennsylvania man fell
on the ball. Brooke kicked to the
center and C. Brewer fell on the ball.
Whittemore was given the ball and
rrada fifteen yards around right end. c.
Brewer went through right tackle. shook
clear, and made a touchdown from tns
off-side PLAY. and the ball was given TO
Pennsylvania. kniDpe made eight yards
through right tackle and Osgood made q
yard at left tackle. Wharton then bucSed
the center for four yards. Osgood was
then downed for no gain. The ball was
now on Harvard's 45-yard line. 1t was
yards to gain. Williams kicked to the
side and Rosengarten muffed the ball.
1t was HarVard'S ball on her 35-yard line.
Thus far both teams had been playing
about an equal game The ball was pass
ed to Fairchild. who kicked to Pennsyl-
vania's 45-yard line. Brooke returned tire
kick. EmmOns made no gain through
right tackle. G. Brewer was then given
the ball and made three yards through
left end. Faircbild punted to Brooke on
Pennsylvania 25-yard line Brooke was
thrown by A. Brewer in his tracks. Gil
bert made a beautiful run around right
end but Osgood: in trying to go around
left end fell and lost ten yards: Brooke
kicked to mid-field, and Harvard had the
ball. Fairchild kicked to Brooke en-
Pennsylvania 35-yard line Brooke
retained the ball. Brooke kicked TO Har--
wards 50-yard line. Fairchild kicked out
of bounds on PennsvlVania'S 4o-1ne. Gil
bert double-passed the balls to Brooke for
a 3-yard gain Osgood then lost four
Yards in irving to left end. Brooke
kicked to Brewer in Farvard's 25-yard
line. Whitternore made twenty yards
around right and the hall was. on Har-
wards 45-vard line C. Brewer then made
foTIr Yards through the center. The ball
was now in mid-field. Thus far Penn
sylvania's line WAS not very good Fair
child clicked to Brooke on PennSylvania's
25-vari Inns. Prooke was fiercely tackled
by Brewer and his left ankle was
wrenehed The nlay so far was for. the
most part on Pennsylvania territory;
Waters orened UP Wagonhurst for. good
gains, and A. Brewer dropped the backs
in their tracks in every kick by Fair
child. frequently thr9wing them for q loss.
Gilbert then lost five yards on Waters
PENNSYLVANIA i5-yard line. Osgoed made
four yards through center Brooke
kicked to G. Brewer on Pennsvlvania'S
coward line: Brewer held 10 has hand for
a free catch and was tackled by Rosen-
garten. Harvard was given fifteen yards
In the next lineup Captain simmons'