The herald., 1895-11-24
PEHNSYLVAH|A'S PUXTERS
Kick the Metaphorical Stuffing
Out of Harvard
THE YALE-PRINCETON GAME
Won by Yale After a Bitterly Con.
tested Fight
Berkeley Freshies Ta'c Pau Out Of the Sac
Francisco misunderstanding Races
East and West
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 23.-1n one
OF the erandest and most stubbornly
fought football games ever witnessed, the
plucky Harvard eleven went down before
the sturdy Pennsylvania on Soldiers
fed this afterno on, fighting desperately
and gamely to the last. The score WAS
II to IA.
kicking of Full hack Brooke, which the
stiff breeze rendered ell the moro effective
in the second half. Harvard lost primarily
through Brewers two bad misses Of kicks
for & al, viii .h deprived the crimsons OF
the four points lacking for victory. But
the Harvard eleven, with bitter defeat
staring them in the face, played iercely
unit the very last, and even with the
wind against trstn in second half,
they rallied and made one Of the must
magnificent spu.ts ever seen on the grid
iron, before which the gritty men from
Phiadelpnis went down like paper. But
the Pennsylva,ians rallied also and won
gallattIy, and Harvard must again bear
the sorrows of defeat. The crowd was
Tremendous and tbs game was SO replets
with dramatic incidents that il kept them
alternating bawteen intense silence and
a frenzy OF cheering IN the first play till
tho last. Without detracting from the
glory of PonnsylvaniA's victory, which
was we'll earned, the Har ,ard team held
th.!' own at every stage and outplayed
the Quakers ralf the time, with the one
exception OF the Kicking department. and
in this Broo ke excslled. Charley Brewer.
on the other hand, was responsible, In
a way, for Harvard's defeat. II he had
kicked two easy goals, from the first
two touchdo Sns, the crimson would
have carried the day.
Pennsylvania won the toss and took
the bail, Harvard rushing toward the
northern goal. Brewer sent the ball
back after the kick off, but the effort was
q weak one and the Quakers retained the
srhere twenty-five yards from the goal.
Pennsylvania backs massed on the
tackle and sent Minds ripping through
Gould ior four yards.
| Then ths Harvard team took q brace
and held the Qunkers down Tor three
GOWNS. Brooke dropped back for Kick,
! but 1t WAS clear bluff and tho sticky
| fuIlbsck rounded the right end for a good
twenty yards. The ball was just eighty
! yards from the coveted goal, and Minds
and Gilbert were driven at the tackle, but
with out success. Then Brooke fell back
for kick, and with an easy effort sent
the p,eskin spinning over the bar. through
and sure between the goal posts. and the
red and blus lad to 0. after just Ave
minutes play. 1t was just four minutes
after that young Garrish Newell on the
ball safely bshind the Pennsylvan MIA nine.
After an exchange of punts, steady rushes
by Dunlap and Wriehiington carried the
bnll to Pennyslvania's twelve-yard line.
h,t Enr h.nn n,,u tnnk 20 a M
got the ball on downs. Brooke dropped
back tor a kick, but Holt and Norton
Shaw w.rs through on him like flash,
blocked the mptand the ball rolled
bacK across the line, where Newell fell
on It. 1t was an easy goal, but Brewer
to 4. Both elrvens now made a desperate
rally. Brooke WAS pushed through left
center for a touchdown and kicked the
goal himself, putting the red Hand blue