The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21

the ball. 1t was s1os O'Clock when HouEh-
ton kicked on Minds caught the ball ana
carried 1t back twenty yards. After two
attempts at the center Pennsylvania
kicked. Harvard getting the ball Ia the
m k3dIe Of the field. Dfbblee sktrtsA the lett
eEd behind good iR&srfersace for nfseea
yards' run. Mills tried tse center for no
gain and Dibtle< WA again given the oaii.
He was thrown by Hodges in his second
attempt at end-skirting.
On the next lineup. Parker went through
left tackle for three yards and after Two
more attempts at lire bucking. Hougnton
kicked to Peansyivauia's fve-yard Line.
Hare tried the center for no gain and then
Minds kicked 10 Pennsylvania thirty-hse
yard Hire. Tne bali changed hands with
great rapidly, and finally McCracken went
through tackle for three yards and the Dali
was dangerously close to HarSards goai
line.
Minds Kicks . Coal From the Field
On the next lineup Weeks fumbied.
Harvard man falling on the ball. The ball
was passed 10 Morfce moment later for
q try for goal from the hsid, bat the ball
went q few feet 10 the left OF the pest.
The ball was brought out ard Houghton
kicked to Harvard's 4s-yard line. outiand
made three yards between Wheeler and
BOWIE, AIo Oh STEADY pius8<Es tAN ATE
by MInds. Hare aud Outland the ball was
carried % the crimson's 2o-yard line The
hall was passed TO Morice In the next line
up, and the latter dropped fat on his
stomach and Captain Minds kicked beau
tifui field goal Score: Pennsylvania. ,;
Harvard, 0.
In an exchange OF kicks the ball went 10
Harvard on the 50-yard line. Harvard here
tried the fake kick, but lost ten yards.
The game had resolved itself into kick
Ing contest between Minds and Houghton.
After the kicking exhibition had sub
sided Morice made free catch on Har-
wards 25-yard line. but was thrown by
Garrison, ard the Red and Blue was given
fifteen yards for the foul tackle. Hare
piowed through the center for 1--WE yards.
and Minds went In the same direction for
three yards. The Pennsylvania captain
was used In the next three hne-ups, ana
carried the ball TO Harvards two-yard
line. A few seconds later he was pushed
over for touchdown and then kicked goal.
Score: Pennsylvania. Ii; Harvard, o.
Parker Runs Fifty-Ffve Yards.
Houghtoa kicked to Morice on Penn
sylvan.a's ten-yard line and the Penn
sylvanla half-back returned the kick to
the middle of the field. Houghton again
drove the bail into Pennsylvania terri
tory and Minds sent Ii back to Harvaras
feyty-fiye-yard line.
On the next lineup Half-back Parker
was given the ball and by grand run OF
fifty-five yards he scored touchdown for
the Crimson. Parker's run was a beauri-
fu. piece of work. he successfully lodging
Weeks, Aorice ard Minds. Score: Penn
sylvania. IL; Harvard, 6.
The ball was on the Cambridge boys
forty-five-yard line, when the tiBiekeep-
er's whistle announced the end of the first
half. Score: Pennsylvania. II: Harvard. =.
On the second half. Moriee kicked to
Harvard's fifteen-yard line and Garrison
carried the ball back twenty yards before
lie was thrown by Boyle. Mills tried Penn
sylvanias center twice. but was thrown
three times for no gain. A bad pass
caused Garrison to tumble the ball. and
the sphere went to Pennsylvania on Har-
wards thirty-six-yard line. Minds went
around Harvard's right end for twenty
yards on the Anticipated double pass and
Haskell was severely injured by the
tackle. He was led off the field. and Boal
came on. McCracken went through right
tackle for two yards and on the lineup,
Hare carried the ball over for touch
down. The score was made at the ex-
treme corner OF the gridiron. Overfield
tried to punt out, but Houghton blocked
the punt by pretty jump and the ball
went to Harvard on her twenty-yard line.
Score: Pennsylvania. L.: Harvard. s.
Qaakers Smash the Crimson Line.
For the next few moments Harvard
tried Intellectually 10 break the Pennsyi-
van!a line Houghton was then called
upon for another kick, and he sent the
ball to Minds on Harvard's fifty-yard line,
and Minds returned the kick. Minds re-
turned the ball, and Ii was Harvard's bali
on her twenty-five-yard line. Garrison
made pretty run around right end, being
thrown heavily by Overfield. Minds tried
q ta A...t So 10
was given the ball for an end run. The
swift little back got around right end
for four yards. and then Bouve went
through the center for one yard. Dibblee
and Parker were doing nearly all the run
ming with the ball. being used in almost
every play. Parker was given the pig
skin ard went around the left end for
fifteen yards before being thrown by Hare
Mills was injured In the next scrImmage
but resumed play. Then there was an
ether kicking match. and finally II was
Pennsytvanla's ball on her own thirty
yard line, and here began one OF the great
est exhibitions OF line bucking that has
ever been Witnessed In this city. Hare
was given the ball. and with half of the
Eed and Blue team AT his back he was
showed through Harvard's center for ff-
teen yards. Mccracken was then entrus,-
Cd with the rlgskin, and the guards
back formation shot the pluckv right
cnafd through the same place In Uar-
wards line for twenty yards Hare was
again called upon and took the bah ten
YARDS through Harvari's left tackle. Nc
facken again tried the center. but failed
10 gain an Inch.
boucette had his ankle badly -vrenchea
N THIS n7ix-ur hut after a brisk rubhfnr
DOWN ne resumed play. IFafv was again
cent against the center ana gained eight
Yards. and on the next llre-up the Sauna
payer piowed through the center for four
yaras. Minds then went through loft
tackle for four wards and the ball was
on Harvards fs-yard line II looked nc
though nothing could prevent the ouakers
from securing another touchdown Minds
hncked the center for four wards more
and Aessreeken for three Minds hgt The
tne for about two wards. and The lau was
within three feet of the CriYnson'S rcsl
me gallant captain was again given the
hait. and Just as he was Within striking
distance Of teuohdown he fumhle<i. u
was HaTvard's ball Hcught0n kicked 20
Pennsylvania S-yard tine. aud secured
the ptgsizin a moment later on Il firohla
lioushtan kicked and Minds returned the
kicN. the ball going 10 Harvard on her
Sa~yard line. There were several ex-
changes, and then Jackson was gwen the
Ian on double pass and stA~sei Har-
Nards right end for twenty yards Hare
tried the center. hut VAS thrown for a
less % three yards. The bali WAS uev
on Harvara's sS-yard iins. ana Morire
dropped back for q try for "a field goat
The kick WAS blocked and the rAal went
10 Harvard on her x5-yard nue, hst So
the whistle blew announcing that the time
Was up. Final score: Pennsylvania IL
Harvard S.
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