The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-21

tackle for three yards and after two more
attempts at line bucking Houghton kicked
TO Pennsylvania five-yard line Hare tried
the center for no gain and then Minds
kicked to Pennsylvania thirty-five yard
line. The ball changed hands with great
rapidity and finally McCraeken went
through the tackle for three yards and the
ball was dangerously close to Haryard's
goal line
on the next line up Weeks fumbled, a
Harvard man falling on the ball The ball
was passed to Morice moment later for
a try for goal from the field but the
ball went a few feet to the left of the
post. The ball was brought out and Hough-
ton kicked TO Harvard's forty-five-yard
line. Outland made three yards between
Wheeler and Bouve, and on steady plunges
into the line by Minds, Hare and Outland,
the ball was carried to the crimson's TWEEN
ty-yard line. Inc ball was passed to Morice
on the next lineup The latter dropped fiat
on his stomach and Captain Minds kicked a
beautiful field goal. Score: Pennsylvania,
5; Harvard, 0.
In an exchange Of kicks the ball went
TO Harvard on her f1fty-yard line Harvard
here tried the fake kick, but lost ten yards.
The game had resolved itself into a kicking
contest between Minds and Houghton. Aft
er the kicking exhibition had subsidized, Mo-
rice made free catch on Harvard's TWEEN
ty-nVe-yard line, but was thrown by Garri-
son, and the red and blue were given fifteen
yards for the foul tackle Hare plowed
through the center for five yards, and Minds
went in the same direction for three yards.
The Pennsylvania captain was used in the
next three line-ups and had carried the ball
to Harvards two-yard line. A few seconds
iater ne was pushed over Tor a touchdown,
and then kicked the goal Score, Pennsyl
vania, IL; Harvard, 0.
HARvARD'S ONLY SCORE.
Houghton kicked to Morice on Pennsyl-
vania's ten-yard line and the Pennsylvania
half back returned the kick to the midfeld.
Houghton again drove the ball into Penn
sylvania's territory and Minds sent it back
to Harvards forty-five-yard line. On the
next lineup Half Back Parker was given
the ball and by a grand run of fifty-five
yards he scored a touchdown for the GRIM
son. Parkers run was beautiful piece of
work, he successfully lodging Weeks, Mo-
rice and Minds. Score, Pennsylvania, IL;
Harvard 6.
forty -fve-yard line when the timex eeper's
whistle announced the end of the first half.
Score, Pennsylvania, IL; Harvard, 6.
Morice kicked to Harvard's ffteen-yard
twenty yards before he was thrown by
Boyle. Mills tried Penns ylvanias center
gains. A bad pass caused Garrison to
tumble the ball and the sphere went to
Pennsylvania, on Harvard's thirty-fve-
yard line. Minds went around Harvards
right end for twenty-five yards on the anti
quated double pass, and Haskell was Sc
verely injured by the tackle. He was led
went through right tackle for two yards,
and on the next lineup Hare carried the
ball over for touchdown. The score was
iron. Overfield tried to punt out, but
Houghton blocked the punt by pretty
jump and the bail went to Harvard on her
twenty-yard line. Score: Pennsylvania, Is;
Harvard. 6.
For the next few moments Harvard tried
Intellectually to break the Pennsylvania line.
Houghton was then called on for another
kick and he sent the ball to Minds, on
Harvards fifty-yard line. Minds returned
the kick and it was Harvards ball on her
twenty-five-yard line. Garrison made a very
pretty run around right end, being thrown
heavily by Overfield Mills tried the cen
ter, for no gain, and then Parker was
little half back got around right end for
four yards and then Bouve went through
the center for one yard.
DibbIee and Parker were doing nearly all
the running with the ball, being used in al
most every play. Parker was given the
pigskin and he went around left end for
fifteen yards before being thrown by Hare.
ANOTHER BUCKING MATCH.
Mills was injured in the next scrimmage,
but resumed play Then there was another
kicking match, and finally it was Pennsyl-
vania's ball on her own thirty-yard line,
and then began one o fthe greatest exhi-
billions Of line bucking that has ever been
witnessed in this city. Hare was given the
ball, and, with one-half of the red and blue
team at his back he was showed through
Harvard's center for fifteen yards. Nc
Cracker was then intrusted with the pig
skin and the guards back" formation shot
the plucky right guard through the same
place in Harvard's line Tor twenty yards:
Hare was again called on ana t9o f. tHe pan
McCracken again tried the center, put ne
failed to gain an inch: Doucette nao ms
ankle badly wrenched IN THIS mlA-up, pul;
Iv~icI down.
play.
and gained eight yards, and on the next
lineup the same player ploughed through
the center for four yards. Minds then
went through left tackle for four yards and
the ball was on Harvard,s twelye,yard me;
the Quakers from scoring another touch
down. Minds bucked the center for four
Minds hit the line for about two. yards and
the ball was within three feet of the GRIM
sons goal. The gallant captain was again
given the ball, and just as he was within
Striking distance of a touchdown he FUN
bled 1t was Harvards ball. Houghton
kicked to Pennsylvania thirty-fve-yar
line and secured the pigskin moment later
on a. tumble. Houghton kicked and Minds
returned the kick, the ball going to Idar-
ward on her thirty7yard line. There We're
several exchanges of kicks, and then jack
son was given the ball on double pass
and skirted Harvard's right end for twenty
five yards. Hare tried the center, but was
was now on Harvard's twenty-five-yard
line, and Morice dropped back for try
for field goal. The kick was blocked, and
the ball went to Harvard on her thirty
five-yard line just as the whistle blew an
nouncing that the time was up. Final score:
Pennsylvania, Is; Harvard, g. The teams
lined up as follows.
Pennsvlvania Positions. Harvard.
6oSls LEFT tackle
Hare. Left guard. Bouve
OVerfeid. Center .Doucette
McCracken .........R Right guard. Haskell tBoal)
Outland. Right tackle. Mills (Houghton)
Weeks............ Quarterback. Garrison Cochran
Jackson Left half Dbblee
Morice..............R Right half Parker (Swain)
Mnds................,.F Full back. .Houghton (Ms)
Umpre-James w. Beachham, jr., Cornell.
Referee-Clinton Wyckoff. Cornell Linesmen-
Goodrich and Foretescue: Touchdowns-Mi
Hare. Parker. Cfoals-MindS, Houghton. Goal
from feld-Minds. Total score-Pennsylvania, Is;
Harvard, 6. Times of the halves-35 minutes.
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