The morning call., 1894-11-30
8 lined up as follows:

The Pennsylvania boys were the first to
come on the field. They made their ap-
pearance from the southeast corner at
precisely 2 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 few minutes throw
ing the ball around and holding secret
conferences. Brooke dropped few goals
from the 4O-yard line, and from the man
ner Of Captain Knipe no one would i'm
agine be was the man who, few days
ago, was in doubt as to whether he would
be able to take his place at leftback.
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 frantically 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 Dashiel umpire. The linesmen, Dr.
Brooks and Charles Schoff. The teams
were called to the center by the referee
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 off for the Quakers to
Harvard's 15-yard line. The ball was re-
returned 10 Harvard's 45-yard line by
Fairchild. Knipe made ten yards through
right and OsgoOd made eight moro through
left end. Gilbert was given the ball and
made three yards through the csnter.
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. Fair
child kicked to Osgood. who muffed the
ball. and ]. Shaw fell on 1t on Penn
sylvapia's 75-yard line. Whittemors tried
the right line for DO gain. FairchiId
kicked to Pennsylvania's 25-yard. Will
liams passed the ball poorly to Osgood,
who fumbled it, but Pennsylvania man
fell on the ball. Brooke kicked to the
center and c. Brewer fell on the ball.
Whittemore was given the ball and made
fifteen yards around right end. G. Brewer
went through right tackle, shook clear
and made touchdown from the forty-five-
yard line, but was brought back for off
side play. and the ball was given to Penn
sylvania. Knipe made eight yards
through right tackle aud Osgood made
yard at left tackle. Wharton then bucked
the center for four yards. Osgood was
downed for no gain. The ball was now
on Harvard's forty-fve-yard line. 1t was
three downs and the Quskers had three
yards TO gain. Williams kicked to the
side and Rosengarten mutfed the ball. 1t
was Harvard's ball on her thirty-fye-yard
line. Thus far both teams had been play
ing about an equal game. The ball was
passed TO FarchiId, who kicked to Penn
sylvania's thirty-fve-yard line. Brooke
returned the kick. Emmons made no gain
through right tackle. G. Brewer was
given the ball and made three yards
through lett end. Fairchild punted to
Brooke on Pennsylvania twenty-yard
line. Brooke was thrown by A Brewer
in his tracks. Gilbert made run around
right end. but Osgood, in trying to go
around left end. fell and lost ten yards.
Brooke kicked to midfeld and Harvard
had the ball. Fairchld kicked to Brooke
on Pcnsylvania's thirty-yard line. Brooke
punted the ball and lost five yards.
but retained the ball. Brooke kicked
to Haryard's 50-yard line. Fairchild
kicked out of bounds on Pennsylvania's
45.yard line. Gilbert double-passed the
ball to Brooke for a three-yara gain.
Osgood then lost four yards in trying
left end. Brooke kicked to Brewer in