The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-21

rison threw Minds on Harvard's Ae.ys5a
I hnsi P asES sH aSsam swo mya sS5Ss Six o Yards through
wheeler and Minds punted 70 within Two ~ yard AZ
Of Harvsrd,s goal line, the ball roi, haSGin Spt tS os
S 9OSP line to hHaS aFFSspS's p sa.ysrd iino, and MoEico
made a FREQ catch. Pennsylyania iecel HAM,
and Minds hit the line hard. and the PAL r MSs
within twelve yards Of Harvard's goa,j aamneehh
M Minds Snn made ca a series ers Of su ,Sro, az T %heeior and
Bouv6 for ave yards, thon for three yards and
then he dashed through this ibis pail H Fso s eSr =
Pennsyivania, ii; Harvard,0 o. The actual play
ing time was 81 minutes, ,n,a.a.,a and
downed Dihbloo. The latter, made one yard
snG tSsn oq Mnusht t%0 k EHIFSsd tA MSSlso S0 t%eRiedi
PSSats$b i e %Id'islS and BoyIo and sI. 6ySF aSIa
Ssy. The SsSimm SyF'' was close to The
located back of Harvard's left wing, with Parker
a little further to the right; Tho ball waS pes Sn
s snd dip Parker MSnl dSsbp sSs'sss sxn BG SlUn 0n Inc 81 s ads M iinSss;
The only man between him and tho Pennsylysnia
whom he %cloveriy lodged at the 35-yard line.
Parker specded away for the Ponnsyl anin gSai;
of by Dibblec, but he could not have caughttho
swiIt.iootod Harvard back; anyway; and th .
SiInu Seore we Ps IeeSTdea n,a hep II. Harvard. q.
Only a little more Of the first half remain cd,
retired for the customary rost between haives'
PENsY's RUsHEs.
A $3.50 o'clock the second half started,
Morice kicking OFF to Harvard's 1o-yard line.
Garrison, caught the ball and ran with 1t to
Harvard's 30 yard line. whero he was thrown
by Weeks. Garrison appeared in this half with
his nose heavily bandaeed. which would seem
and then for four, yards; The bali was on
PENNSYLVANIA for holding. Now began one of
the irresistible series OF "line-bucking' rushes
e. the PSnnsylysnians and one Of the old
one way and Minds tho other. On a do.
layed pass, and Minds skirting Richardson's
line, where with a clear field before him
Minds unfortunately fell down and Haskell fell
although some Bostonians said that 1t was only
a ruse to bring Boal on; We'll aided by his
mates. Hare made ten yards and went over the
usually close to Oyerficld when the latter was
CALLED on to punt out. and blocked the punt.
Score: Pennsylvania. 10; Harvard, O..
The Pennsylvania men had been doing q rush
ing article Of business in this half. and their
the wearers OF the red and blue noted. Haugh.
and Morice ran the ball back fifteen yards;
then Kicked to middeid. where Dibbiee juggled
a bounding ball. Four Pennsylyanians were
to fall on it,. Minds .punted to Haryard,s %
yard line. Parker tried ogain around Hedges
a toothpick, dashed through and downed Parker
for threeyard loss. Again Parker received tho
ball, but this time Hedges dashed, through and
downed him for q loss OF four yards. Tho Penn.
sylvania forwards were playing an irresistible
game. and it was beyond tho power of their
R Hsssssa the s'SSS Sefs. H g aS'a t iSssa and
Gasa 1asisF d.%sea to b bftSi and on then aal Fisfsd;
25-yard line. Dibblee lost two yards around
on Harvard's 25-ynrd line. Minds made two
yards, McCracken two yards. Minds one yard.
the line, he repeated his old trick of dropping
the ball when tackled. and Richardson fell on 1t.
HARD PLAY BY BOTH TEAMS.
Haughton kicked to midfeld and Mills went
ward for holding. A double pass enabled Gar.
rison 10 get free and gain ten yards around
Hare and Morice. At this point Yale's touch
d9W Y was announced; and tn the w widest cheering
outland, Bouve made two yards through
sh;ro GGntEe' and Sara the ,nd ball was on Penn tSq:
RDsns of T TIE d aSsnF but Pf It w 1ssi not er to last S Ions,
ise ,h a ssl, ss 81 F nfea! q sMsan!is1Ese eaa is 3Gr h Sse
yards: Then Minds kicked, Hare tacklinG Dib.
missed cd isy' Boyie snY" Goo paHs sr.er Parker Pa aaa 0 soe
around Boyle. the backs failing to catch him.
a an iiyin g a eaefle iro% behi nd E BY h sreuf Psr dSTR w on
thrown back for a loss Of two yards. Haughton
6Serfel ai tS1ew ye DiSSisss o the Of pS bounds ho St Hand Ina
yards 20-yard line. Haughton kicked and
Minds inggled, the ball. but managed to fall on
gained eight yards through Mills and Hedges
two more. Then Minds kicked ont Of
ton kicked and, Richardson threw Minds
on Pennsyivania's 35-yard line. 4 moment
later Minds kicked and Boyle threw DID
| h1na n n Hnrvari'Q lDLVnr0 limo HaInhtnn
was unduly free with his arms in a col.
lision with Goodman and Hedges. but was not
threw Minds on Pennsylvania 35.yard line.
Goodman was dis9ualided ana Carnett took his
run the ball twenty, yards back to Harvard's
5O-yard line. After having been missed by a
half dozen Pennsylv9nie forwards he was finally
from gaining. Haughton Kicked and .Mouiton
threw Minds on Pennsylyania's 3o-yard line;
Straight down the field for seventyeieht yards,
without losing the ball. wont the Irresistible
S& |SHSe P' Mecrack nar tw "snts g yards Ss tSSo anFGGa Tn
centre. but Minds failed to gain through Bouye,
Hare made twelve yards through Wheeler, Nc.
yards Sarise through SHS BOA Bcai. i butt Me & sfea' failed ahe Ten e
gain. Hare made four yards. Minds four yards
yards of tho Harvard goal line. Minds failed
TO gain. but plnnEes by Hare and McCracken
Then Minds made two yards. and then came The
most stubborn defence on the part of Harvard
Minds In the mass TAILED 10 gain twice. 1t was
the third down, and one yard was necessary tc
gain and only two yards to score. But the Har
the Pennsylvania attack and the ball was their,
on four downs; Haughton kicked and Minds rar
to Harvard's 30-ynrd line. where he was thrown
by Boal. Hare failed to gain. and through q
poor pass to Morice Pennsylvania. lost eiGhI
yards. Tho ball was Harvard's on four downs
Haughton kicked, Minds kicked and Nc
Cracken threw Dibblee on, Harvard's 3O-yard
line. Haughton kicked and Minds kicked back
tho ball going out, of bounds at Harvard's 80
yard line. Several exchanges Of kicks landed
the ball on HRrvard's 25.yard line. Dibblet
made four yards and then failed to gain
Parker was injured. and Sawin took hi,
place. After another exchange of kicks Carl
son. thoroughly. played ont. was relieved by
Cochranc: MoriGo made four yards srounS
Wheeler, Hare one yard. hut Jackson mad,
delayed pass skirted Harvard's right end. ant
with a free field. sprinted away toward the Har
by Dlbblee on the 19.yard line. Harvard rolled
the Pennsylvania mass back for a loss OF fonl
feId. He kicked low, the ball was blocked, ant