New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

reference tumbled over all the Red and p,uo ,,.,
except Boyle Parker made a jump over the Penn
sylvanias left end. and the only man in his way
Minds Pennsylvania captain made a lean
FOR the fee,-footed Parker. and missed him At
that moment Ou,land who can run 100 wards in
ten seconds, started out TO catch the flying Parker
Doubtless ne would have done so before the goal
was reached had IL not been for Garrison who fell
pcrposey IN front OF Outland. throwing him to the
ground There was one else near enough to lay
mana on Parker. and a touchdown was scored
Houghton kicked the goal
From the start OF the game I, could be seen that
Minds was outpInng Haughton, and on the
, change OF Kicks Pennsylvania beneh ed by several
EaFuS' Ha"shions puntinS improved toward the
ia''er part OF the game. and the difference was not
SO great still Pennsylvania owes her scoring. in
measure to Mndss punting and a favorable
"ind' which shifted in the second half OF the game
oio"lhg across the field. and robbing Harvard OF
'he advantage which she had expected
SUCCESSFUL PLACE KICK.
pennsylvania scored first on a place kick from
twenty-eight yards. Captain Minds returned the
KICKOFF from his own twentyyard line after falling
TO gain on fake kick and Harvard got the ball In
nidheid Several good gains made, but
Haughton forced to punt and Minds received
the bail on Pennsylvania flveyard line where he
was nailed by Moulton. After advancing the ball
few yards Minds punted - Harvard's twenty-five
yard line D!bb,ee Overran the kick. and the ball
TOIIeu 10 the Vineyard line DOt as ouldHu iidu i"
into the ball, it given to Harvard on the wei-
ty-fve-yard line. Haughon punted 1t down the
field. Pennsylvania soon returned the punt ana II
was Haryard's ball on her eight-yard line. Haush-
ton puned II away from his goal, but the KICK was
poor one, and Morce captured the pigskin on
Harvards forty-hve-yard line Pennsylvania USED
her guards back play. and ten yards were gained IN
three rushes. In the last play Garrison ana
Doucette were laid out, but they resumed playing
In few minutes Pennsylvania next tried the
quarterback kick ard Minds ran to Harvard's ten
yard line where he downed by DOD.e
At this point Harvards line pulled itself together
and held Pennsylvania for four downs Haughton
puned at once and Minds caught the ball Tor free
kick on Harvard's thirty -hve-yard line. Morice
tried TO drop a goal from the field. but failed.
Haughton kicked out to mdied, ana Morce rushed
the ball back ten yards, when he was downed by
Doucette Again Pennsylvania called for the
formation. and in four rushes took the
bail to Harvards twenty-yard line.
Minds and Hare failed to advance the ball further
and Minds tried a place kick. Morce held the ball
on the thrty-yard line and Minds drove pretiiy be-
tween the goal posts. Score TO O.
THE FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
For quite a while the ball passed UP and
down the field with wavering fortunes for each
side In these plays Moulton, Dibblee. Boyle out
land and Overfed distinguished themselves by
their clever and hard tackng. Pennsylvania's
ends were much faster in getting down the held
than Harvard's Ground for the Red and Blue was
saved in this way Minds punted out OF bounds on
Harvards Vineyard line. Haughton returned the
kick and Maurice secured a free catch on Har-
wards forty-two-yard line. Garrison. however.
threw him. and Pennsylvania got ten yards in pay
mont for the offence. That took the bah to the
I thrty-two-yard line. Hare added five yards ana
Captain Minds. in six consecutive runs scored n
touchdown. from which an easy goal was Kicked
Score. ll-0.
Minds made most Of his gains through Wheeler at
left guard In fact. that place was found TO be
the most vulnerable one in Haryard's line. and In
the second half 1t worked for good gains. Fol
, lowing close upon the touchdown came the run by
Parker described above. Thus the first half ended
Win the score ii To in Pennsylvania favor.
After the usual rest the two teams came on mo
d of Tr f h Se wd ni goal Th 6"e
fercely Pcnnsyyania threw her guards nack 100 TO-,
holes il it, The line wa d F ga b s s
on downs Harv"ris Stubborn defence. the run
ming OF Minds and the machine Ike WORK OF me
Dhblce played pretty nearly the whole Harvard
game No matter whether in defence or attach ne
Ing where Pennsylvania's plays were gong 10
Dibblee received the bali on the kickoff and car
ried It back to Harvards thlrty-yard line. fenn-
Yard gT1' Inc Dsshes into the centre yielded only
toward the south side line Minds took H. The in.
ran along the side line Tor twenty Yards hcfore he
play thai Minds worked las, year againns, Harvard.
he1 ne a ran GysG the aid fT %d, allow the
6erlsrinr Minds ran OUT Of bounds To-day
was no qI s1ya4as enyar6 ne Minds tried the
centre. Haskell, whose head had been ttH3up''nhk
him; left the game and his place was take" ''
Boal.
PENNSYLVANIA OVER THE LINE AGAIN.
on +he next play Hare was pushed through the
centre for a touchdown. TIE bail went over close
TO the south side line. and Overhed failed In his az
TEMPT 10 kick out toward the centre NO one cou'o
Is, fbTre was
for a goal
Morce rushed the kickoff to Pennsylvania
,vcntv-vard line and Jackson falling 10 gain
through tackle Minds puned 10 mdhed. Dibblee
hmbled and Overfeld secured the ball for Penn
svlvania Minds punted again. and once more Dbl
blee fumb!ed liaughon was at nam az" or s oo Jain
session OF the ball but ne was ,hro~n io' , o nd
bv BOYLE Goodman tackled Parker Tor loss ana
the sa AGAIN lost o ground on Hedges tackle
Uaughton was forced to punt " ne'ame t 1nI
syyanias ball in mldel6 ,noTsd suit Minds
returned tho compliment to HARVARD t"d'S IIr
yardd m mnn and Goodman secured it for Pennsy
vania on Harvard's tweniy-hye-yard mn, ti ar
mined 10 midheld on the next play Harvard got
he ball for Interference Garrison ran around M
psins but that was all they could DO. IL was
S"nnnsvIyania's ball on downs. Haughton returned
tii AVN the field again A double pass lo. .vc
Yards for the Crimson and laughton inade ~ wy
U::bo has had much trouble with his knee, left the
game. and Carnette took his place. ,,.,,., ,oor
Tbon began series of mass plays ,"hlch t Dh
! the BAN down 10 Harvard's thrcc-yard line. TIC
guards back formation tore great NOES taryarG I
repulsed the vicious attacks and i9uchd3wn w%s
prevented !! was one @i me Jntermncd and the
dashes OF the backs against the hic VT on ,b.
mighty against rock bound mali TohI' maj II re-
quired accurate measurement 10 determine VIII