The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
One of the Greatest Contests Ever Wit
messed ON the Quaker Gridiron.

battered, shattered, but not disgraced.
This Is hut the preface tn the. story Of
one OF the greatest battles ever Wit
messed ON a football gridiron. To-
night the wearers OF the red and blue
are iubilant. Their hopes which We're
so rudely shattered by the Lafayette
contingent have again been raised 10
the highest pinnacle. The few hundred
rooters who came over from Cam
bridge To cheer the crimson on To Vie
tory are sad and vet they have cause
to rejoice. For where Is the 'man, be
he ever so partisan. who would say
the sons of fair Harvard did not 80
down with dying colors, that they did
not die game?
Cruel fate seemed to follow Harvard,
but even In the face of .he most dis
COuraging circumstances they never
faltered. their only thoughts appar-
entity being the prospective, In the
face Of almost certain defeat, for their
lines We're fast becoming weakened 10y
the terrible battering Of the heavy
men Of old Pennsylvania and the pangs
of defeat which must come to them
should their efforts fail Every man
played AZ though his life depended on
the result of the game. There was that
unison which comes only with thor
ough teaching. each man trying to
help the other. HarVard's defensive
work for time was SUPER. but the
awful battering their line received
rom tne heaN Neisn's W u,e = oi'eI
nun'' tsahi pes"i, w. 'sii uei'' W.
h's' nun Maa n,i'en." "" ais
ueiay was oeSasioheN ~ q ertn'spn
Warrior peiuie ,heIi s'is,sh.u ui"h "
sr"ss. Ipr tinIe .ne la,.niu' WIZ wiz
WIZ u.s"is .nvIi 80
On 10 greater Efforts, seehieu 90 La'.el;
out tne cheer Wds TAKEN Up " we reu
anu p,uc l"'lVMS's,
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SUI iNdS' hot "eSa"sV tHvs ",P'N "
see mem win ,ne eoI,.es'' nu. pesause .,,
oi tne piucNy hsn, .ley VIZ p"'Sns S,l
up III ,he rae oi o,esw neII'liiie ouus.
nc crlIiisoh eIeNeh nao svne iI'v 'tic W
uattie WIFE soi,s vi 'nsiI pest niei ~,
q eiippIvu So"a.'."i, tne! nna 81
enelr nsh, ~ ~. ea'' ,,, t,,i
sa'e' auu NV ny We s,u"s ~
sui Guy pshs N,'sn p'.n ~ a''.os' -
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up nu IN W.. s,,. Az a.
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nf,e,,i',t,1o,, ,s a., ,,.o,'i.,,s a,s,s',,r -
iT.'r,,a,,,, ill., s,,''1 ~ ha,ta-,r.
r,,,, ,'rcc,ss ~ penns,,,yani, rnr ,he
tirst baIe ara IL was In This baIf tha
"rinsnn nada ,b"ir only toucbdoyn
i,,, In thn ssconJ tbe rbvsical conai'
ticn of thc rel and hlua hegan to as
sa,t itssIf ana nna hv o,a 1,say,. tho
Harvard csjpples carried fr,m The
ield The frst 10 succun.b WAS John.
NO DunIon who was relieved bv Iiv-
|
IN In n srrInmare and Doucett was
called on at center few minutes
later Wheeler ana Erown were bath
| injured and their respect,ye places
were filled by SWAY and Dibble.
| Wheeler and Brown did not iaaye the
game until lust before time was called.
In their weakened condition. the Grim
son were no match for their opponents,
and. struggle as they would. they
could not sion the mass plays directed
at their line.
The PENNSYLVANIA team. as a whole.
deserve urlyers, al praise and but little
ceI,,slire. Every plaver was n star and
IL Was the ht tarty cooperatlOn which
made psnnsvlyania'a onslaught upon
the crinr.-n lines damag,og and thei
defense 81 reraarkahle. There was very
| lit,ta .rd stirtI,g IIoryard,s ,nds hc-
| -
yy,ta r,on Earrar and JTUenb,.imar dij
s,n,a of ,ha rrsttisst line buclsing e,er
80 an ,r;a,,,,r Ga,d Tha only
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yyo@,r,,e,,s dtsast,,,,,s fun,hia vhan
pa.. .,.','i,.,,,aa ~ ~, Ill -, IL,
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,a ,,',,,u, so, .', NJ, NJ. ~ .ne neA ~
p .eH,, "" ~
i'Ne -, nus ,lo'
s. - .,,ia',a ~ III ,.,,I, ".
ia Ut, ',s "a suoecss 49, VI .ne piIilan. uasnes
.iE'S h''e w uae, W q ~ eat n'pssuI z,
~ ms quieN a',u aecu.a'1 passihg ana
nIs eA' 49,, yu"s ','ens' TT H'iNari,
oapo,, Moul.o'l, rihushton, Duniop ana
NrlEhtihet.n WERE tne orlsht paftlcu-
iir s.1,s. ihe wv iatttF were tue oeSl
grounu gamers Ior the Crimson. and
Duhiop was ultselE responsible Tor
.tiar rVsru chi! uoucHuoWh;
PennsylVahla sGt the Dali on her 40
YARD line ana Minus urea 10 reach
Harvard territory: out instead punt
ed direct INTO tne crimson hne. Dunlol
was thyoagh iiAe nasn ara carried
the coveted goal. on the lineup BOuve
was pushed thr0ush the center Tor q
touchdown' Each team was penalzed
twice tor onslde paying ana once
| tGnnSylNdnla Suieftl Tor 1ntCftef-