The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-21

Philadelphia. Nov. 2o.-Bcfore the
largest crowd that ever witnessed
football game IN this city the University
Of Pennsylvania football eleven this
afternoon. ON franklin field. defeated
the Harvard team 10y scUre uf - Ia 6.
II was not sensational game. There
were but few good runs, IN" 5d-yard
dash uf Parker and Johns"n's 2a-yard
run being the only ones of moment. The
playing was ii,rce. but not unnecessar-
ily vicious. hard. but clean. II MAS "A
battle of the giants and 10y to-day's
victory over the crimson Pennsylvania
gained the top round of the football
ladder and holds the undisputed Pos-
session.
A surging mass of humanity crowded
about the many entrances to Franklin
field. There was half dozen admis-
sion gates and Notwithstanding that
the arrangements were of the best IL
was nearly 2,30 before the last enthusi-
asst was seated IN the huge amphithea-
ter. Inside the grounds the sight WAS
a beautiful and inspiring one. When II
is taken into consideration that the
seating capacity Of the grounds Is al
most 25.0H; that s?s out of every loco
persons either carried red and blue or
"A crimson flag ur wore the culOrs OF one
ar the other ~ the big colleges in som,
conspicuous place. then the beauty of
the scene can be- Imagined. As the
game progressed the sympathizers oi
both Pennsylvania and Harvard were
given ample opportunity to usc their
lungs and wave their llags,
Harvard started The game without
the services of Captain Cabot. Richard
son taking his place al l.ft "nd. Swain,
who played against Yale AT left tackle,
was replaced by Wheeler, Mills and
Huughlon alternating In Donalds post
tion AT right tackle. aud Narien's po-
sition NJ right halfback was ably filled
by Parker.
The Harvard team. az a whole, played
good football bat the Pennsylvania
played better I'm Dihbler and Park.I
Harvard had tWu fine halihacks ana
had HarNard's line held as u should
have dane. the crimson backs would
have been dangerous for Pennsylvania
ON the end the Cambridge men showed
none of the slowness in getting down
the field which characterized the play
at Cambridge on Saturday. They wcr,
faster than either lsoylc "r Hedges. ~
center overiield toyed Win the h"aNs
Doucette and Hare more lhan held his
own against BouNe of Harvard. Mills
and Houghton were aitcrnated az right
tackle and fullback.
For the crimson. bihhler aud Parker
were easily the stars. and Garrison ais
did good work. parkers run of ~ yards
was made IN the delayed double pass
but Il never should have been made -
he was missed Joy thIec men. We IS
Morlcr and Minds For PENNSYLVANIA
Hare. Minds. Hedges and McCiackoi
all did good work Harc's taCkl.uE ~
the ends was easily The best work 80 n
on Franklin field this season.
The line bucking of Hare. Minds and
McCTacken. when they carried tn hall
from Haryatd's goal was one uf thl
prandest exhibitions ever seen in this
city. Both teams were guilty of bad
fumhling. Two of Pennsylvania FUN.
blings cost them the loss uf tao touch
downs Haryard's fumhlinEg were NOR
numerous. but less disastrous Th'
game was won on ns merits and il ].
the general opinion that Pennsylvania
outplayed tho rambiidg. boys
Tonight the Pennsylvania follower
are making night hidcous on the bust
ness thuroughfgres with tin hotns and
college yells.
4 Mighty shunt.
\ mighty shout went up fruu 10,
north stand as the Harvard 'lyNrn and
subs came running on thr urld fruu
/ the west end hut these shouts N,f,
mere gasps as compared Win ih -'
that went up two minutes lHt"r, when
| the Woar,fs If the rcd and blue come
on from the same corner.
The coin was tossed and tdpiulI
! Minis was the winner H. selected ilr
Z east goal and gave Acting Captain D.b'
I bl., the ball II WAS 900 a'pIu,n UhO Or
I Houghton kicked IN Nials caught
/ The bnll and kiclrd ID lN.s ~ yards
After Two attempts a. ih. r"t'r p.nn'
I sylyauia kICi-rl Harvard ttirg th'
7 ban lu the middle rf Oh. '. 'u Dlu
J BILE, shiIsd the lrft end sF.Ii eoD.
/ iutcrfcpnc" for "A r. laf.- ru1. Mill
I tried the center fUf uu r1lu suI Ulh'
. llen Was arain given tl. .uN fie Va'
I Thrown ty Hodges tu l.- ..urd ni
I t.Wrf M the oUd sk.TIU- Dr fn. U,v
1 IIe-Gp Parker HDrr tI....u I.N
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