The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21
|DVNED HARVARD
W. riftses to Six It the
Close.
fae TOP OF THE HEAP
Tsst ana Fierce. bat
yething Really svnsa-
- IN ths Plsy.

hat ever Witnesses q game
! this city the University Of
football eleven this evening
ia defeated the Harvard team
is to 6. It was not sensa-
There were but few good
ty.five yard dash Of Parker
!. twenty-five yard rum being
al moment. The playing was
not necessarily vicious; hard.
I vas a battle Of giants. and
sctoy over the crimson Penn
gained the top round Of the
y. and holds undisputed pos
nd team, as A. whole, played
but the Pennsylvanians
,msou Dibiee and Parker were
tars. and Garrison also did
parker's run Of fifty-five
made on the delayed double
mould never have been made.
Missed by three men--Weekes.
Minds.
'vlyaria Hare. Minds, Herges
en all did good work. Hare's
he ends was easily the best
\ the franklin field this sea-
be bucking OF Hare, Minds and
when they carried the ball
lyanias thirty-yard line down
3 yards OF Harvard's goal. was
krandest exhibitions ever seen
Both teams were guilty OF
Two Of Pennsylvania
them the loss of two touch
yard's furrbles were more nu-
less disastrous.
shout went up from the north
4 Harvard elven and substi-
running on the field on the
Il these shouts were but mere
impaired with those that went
utes later when the wearers
IA blue came ON from the same
ras tossed. and Captain Minds
nner. Houghton kicked of.
t the ball and carried 1t back
After to- attempts at the
sylvania kicked, Harvard get
i in the middle of the field.
ID the left and behind good iu-
or a fiteen-yard run. Mills
Inter for no gain, and Diblee
iven the ball. He was thrown
In his econd attempt at end
the next lineup Parker went
tackle for three yards, and
bore Attempts at line bucking
licked to Pennsylvania five
Hare tried the center for no
kn Minds kicked to Pennsylva-
five-yard line, The bali chang
th great raprdity, and finally
went through the tackle for
and the ball was dangerously
Yards goal line.
Eat lineup Weeks fumbled. a
b falling on the ball. The ball
to Morice a moment later for
oal from the field. but the ball
feet to the left end. The ball
out, and Houghton kicked to
brty- five-yard line. The ball
FRIED to the crimson's twenty
I passed to Morice on the next
the latter dropped flat on his
Captain Minds kicked a beaL-
BID. 4
lnsylyinia, s: Harvard, 0.
ange Of kicks the ball went to
her fifty yard line. Harvard
e fake kick, but lost ten yards.
kicking exhibition had subsidized
E q free catch on Harvard's
yard line, bit was thrown by
1 the red End blue was given
for the foul tackle. which was
nsyivania II, Harvard 0.
kicked to Morlce on I'crnsyl-
yard line and the Pemsyl-
pack returned the kick to the
Houghton again drove the
nsylvania's territory and Minds
to Earvard's forty five line.
nsylvania II, Harvard G.
half:
ked to Harvard's fifteen-yard
Prison hurried the ball back
before he was thrown. For
moments Harvard tried inef-
break the Pennsylvania fine.
as then called upon Tor an
md he sent the oall 10 Minds
fifty-yard line.
injured In the next scrimmage,
play. Then there vas another
n and finally II, was Pepnsyl-
on her own thirty-vafd line,
gan one Of the greatest exhibit
bucking that has ever been
city. Hare was given the ball
malt of the red and blue team
he was showed through Har-
for fifteen yards. McCracken
trusted with the pigskin and
back" formation shot the
guard through the same place
line for twenty yards. Hare
allied upon and took the ball
rough Harvard's left tackle.
again tried the center, but
etie Lad his ankle badly
this mix up, but resumed play.
captain was again given the
as he was within striking
4 touchdown he fumbled. 1t
: ball. EIoushton kicked to
lhh -nye-yard line and Sc
skin a few moments later on a
ths center, but was thrown for
rec yards. The Sail was now
twenty-five-ynrd line and
pea back for a try for a field
OK was blocked AID the ball
ward on her thirty-ive-yard
the whistle blew announcing
e was up.
-Pennsylvania Is, Harvard 6.
llY WON ANOTHER.
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