The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

to buck the center He did not succeed
| and the ball went to Princeton
Thorne got the ball and forced
Princeton's line and scored a second
touchdown on the game and kicked the
goal. Score: Yale II; Princeton ..
From this time to the end of the
game Princeton struggled gamely but
hopelessly. There were many spirited
plays, Princeton doing full share OF
them.
Umpire-Paul Dashed OF Lehigh.
Referee-McClung Of Lehigh.
Linesmen-Coyne of Orange and Gar
field of Harvard.
| TouchdownS-Thorne2 z; Bass, Jerome
Thompson and Baird.
GoalsLThorne and Suffer.
| Final score-Yale 20; Princeton, 10.
Time-Two 35-minute halves.
| Attendance-25,00 600.
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PENNSYLVANIA IT; HARVARD IA.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov 23.-In one of
the grandest and most stubbornly
! fought football games ever witnessed
the plucky Harvard eleven went down
before the sturdy Pennsylvanians on
| Soldiers field this afternoon, fighting
desperately and gamely to the last.
| The score was II to IA.
Pennsylvania won on the splendid
! kicking of full back Brooke, which the
stiff breeze rendered all too effective
I in the second half Harvard lost pri-
marily through Brewers two bad miss
es of easy kicks for goal, which depri
we'd the crimsons of the four points
lacking for victory. But the Harvard
eleven, with bitter defeat staring them
in the face played fiercely until the
very last, and even with the wind
against them in the second half, they
rallied and made one of the most mag
nifcent spurts ever seen on the grid
iron, before which the gritty men from
Philadelphia went down like paper.
But the Pennsylvanians won, and won
CALAMITY, and Harvard must again bear
the sorrows Of defeat.
Pennsylvania won the toss and took
the ball, Harvard rushing towards the
northern goal. Brewer sent the ball
back after the kick off, but the effort
was a weak one, but the Quakers re-
gained the spheroid 80 yards from the
goal.
Pennsylvania backs massed on the
tackle and sent Minds ripping through
Gould for four yards. Then the Har-
ward team took a brace and held the
Quakers for three downs Brooke
dropped back for a kick, but 1t was a
clear bluff and the stocky full back
rounded the right end for a good TWEEN
ty yards. The ball was just eight
yards from the coveted goal and Minds
and Gilbert were driven at tackle, but
without success. Then Brooke fell
back for a kick. and with an easy eff
fort sent the pigskin spinning over the
bar. true and sure between the goal
posts, and the red and blue led to 0.
after just five minutes of play.
1t was just four minutes after that
young Gerrish Newell fell on the ball
safely behind the Pennsylvania line
After an exchange of punts, steady
rushes by Dunlop and Wrightington
carried the ball to Pennsylvania r.
yard line, but here the Quakers took
a stand and got the bail on downs
Brooke dropped back for a kick, but
Holt and Norton Shaw We're through
on him like a flash, blocking the at
tempt and the ball rolled back across
the line, where Newell fell on it. 1t
was an easy goal. but Brewer made
bad miss and Pennsylvania still led
to 4.
Both elevens now made desperate |
rally. Brooke was pushed through left |
center for touchdown and kicked the |
goal himself, putting the red and blue |
away in the lead, IL to 4. There was |
ten minutes left to play and Harvard |
procured her second touchdown in |
short order.
Brewr again missed an easy goal, |
and Pennsylvania still lead II to s.
The half closed with the ball in Har- |
wards possession at the center Of the
field. When the second half began /
there was gale sweeping down the /
field. Brooke again sent the sphere (
clean and true between the posts and /
Pennsylvania now had and easy lead,
II to s.
1t was now that Harvard made one
of the finest rallies that any team ever
With logged energy the
crimson backs assailed the Quaker line
Steadily and surely without a hitch or
stop, the plucky Harvard backs forced
the ball from their own S5-yard line
up to the center and by gains
of two or three yards at a time, on to
the Pennsylvania 40 yard line Here
the Quakers rallied and got the ball
on downs, but Harvard got it back inn
and with that same relent-
less driving force, took ii on to Penn
sylvania's 17-yard line. Here Wright
ington made a clever short punt The
ball went high in the air and came
down among the players OF both teams
C4OSc " lHe iint, WHere CdpOt secured
Ii and scored a touchdown. Brown |
kicked the goal, and the score was II to
Ia. as 1t remained for two minutes af-
forwards.
Time was called with the ball near the
center of the field.
The lineup and summary are as fol-
lows:
Harvard. Position. PENNSYLVANIA.
cabot............Left end. BOYLE
Rice....--........Left tackle .Wagenhurst
Holt. guard. ...... Woodruff