The herald., 1897-11-21

Hedges Right End ...... Moultor
Weeks ........Quarter Back ....Cochrane
Jackson $780,. Left Half Back Dibbee
Morice .......Right Half Back. Parker
Minds Full Back .Houghtonsa
*Houghton. s"Mills.
Umpire-James w. Beacham, jr., Cor
nell.
Referee-Clinton Wyckoff. Cornell.
Linesmen-Goodrich and Fortesque
Touchdowns-Minds. Hare, Parker
Goals-Minds, Houghton.
THE GAME
1t was 2:06 o'clock when Houghton
kicked off. Minds caught the ball and
carried it back 90 yards. After two at
tempts at the center Pennsylvania
Kicked, Harvard getting the ball in the
middle of the field. Dibble skirted the
left end behind good interference for Il
l5-yard run. Mills tried the center for
no gain and Dibblc was again given
his second attempt at end skirt!ng.
On the next lineup Parker went
through left tackle for three years and
uASCi tWo dttSIupNS Ut IiIlt OuCh-
ing Houghton kicked to Pennsylvania s
five yard line. Hare tried the center for
no gain and then c. II. Minds kicked to
Pennsylvania 30-yard lire. The ball
changed hands with great rapidity and
finally McCracken went through tackle
,or three yards and the ball was dan
gerously close to Harvard's goal line.
On the next lineup Weeks funb!cd
a Harvard man falling on the ball. The
pail was passed to Morice a moment for
a try for a goal from the field, but the
ball went a few feet to the left of the
posts. The ball was brought out and
Houghton kicked to Harvard's 45-y yard
line. Outland made three yards be-
tween Wheeler and Bouve, md on steady
plunges into the line by Minds Hare and
Outland. the ball was carried to the
crimsons 20-yard line. The ball was
passed to Morice in the next lineup and
The latter dropped fiat on his stomach
and Captain Minds kicked a beautiful
goal. Score: Pennsylvania s.: HarvardO.
In an exchange of kicks the ball went
10 Harvard on the 50-yard line. Har-
ward here tried the fake kick. but lost
ten yards. The game had resolved it
kelf into "A kicking contest between
Minds and Houghton.
After the kicking exhibition had SUBJ
sided Morice made II free catch on Har-
wards a5-yard line. but was thrown by
Garrison and the Red and Blues were
giVen fifteen Yards for the foul tackle.
Hare piowed through the center 70: five
yards and Minds went in the same di
rection for three yards. The Pennsyl
vania captain was used in the next three
ine-ups and carried the ball to Har-
Yards two-yard line. \ few seconds
later hi was pushed over for a touch
down and then kicked the goal. Score:
Pennsylvania. II; Harvard. 0.
Houghton kicked to Morice on Penn
sylvania's 1O-yard line and the Penn
kylvania half back returned the kick to
.he midfield Houghton again drove the
Hall into Pennsylvania territory and
dinds sent 1t back to Harvard's yard
tnc.
On the next line up Halfback Parker
was given the ball. and by grand run
of 80 yards he scored a touch down for
the Crimson. Parker'a t,!as beau
tiful piecs Z of work, he successfully dodg-
Ing Weeks. Morice and Minds. Score:
Pennsylvania II, Harvard g.
The ball was on the Cambridge boys
l5-yard line when the timekeeper's
whistle announced the end of the first
half. Score: Pennsylvania IL, Har-
vardH.
THE SECOND HALF
Morice kicked to Harvard's 15-yard
line and Garrison carried tho ball back
30 yards before he was throwlj by Boyle.
A..f. I<,r. Ix.,
was thrown, both times for no gains. A
bad pass caused Garrison to tumble the
ball. and the sphere went around Har-
vard's right and for % yards on the
lntiquateG double pass, and Haskell was
teverely injured by the tackle. He was
ed off the field, and Boal came on. Nc
cracken went through right tackle for
two yards, and on the next line up Hare
carried the ball over for a touch down.
The score was made at the extreme COR
her of the gridirOn. Overfield tried to
tunt out, but Houghton blocked the
Aunt by pretty jump, and the ball
went to Harvard on her 20-yard line.
score: Pennsylvania Is. Harvard G.
For the next few moments Harvard
ried Intellectually o1reak the Pennsyl-
tania line. Houghton was then called
bpon for another kick, and he sent the
Vail to Minds on Harvard's 50-yard line.
Minds returned the kick and it was
Harvard's ball on her 25-yard line.
Garrison made very pretty run
around right end. being thrown heavily
BY Overfield. Mills tried the center for
10 gain, and then Parke1 was given the
lall for an end run. The swift little
balf back got around right end for four
kards.a and then Bouve went through
he center for one yard.
Dibblee and Parker We're doing all the
Nnning with the ball, being used In al
most every play. ParkertHas given the