The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-21

ker was given the ball and by a grand
run of ffty-fve yards, he, scored q
touchdown for the crimson. Parker's
run was beautiful piece of work,
he successfully lodging Weeks, Morice
and Minds. Score: Pennsylvania IL,
| Harvard 6.
The ball was on the Cambridge boys
| orty-fve-yard line when the time
| keepers whistle announced the end of
| the first half. Score: Pennsylvania II,
Harvard 6.
SECOND HALF.
Morice kicked to Harvard's 15-yard
line and Garrison carried the ball back
twenty yards before he was thrown by
Boyle. Mills tried Pennsylvania cen
ter twice, but he was thrown both
times for no gains. A bad pass caused
Garrison to tumble the ball and the
sphere went to Pennsylvania on Har-
wards thirty-fve-yard line. Minds
went around Harvard's right end Tor
twenty-five yards on the ant1quated
double pass, and Haskell was seYerely
injured by the tackle. He was led on
the field and Boa1 came on. McCrack-
en- went through right tackle Tor Two
yards and on the next lineup mare
carried the ball over for a TOUCHDOWN.
The score was made at the extreme
corner Of the gridiron. Overheld trled
to bunt out, but Haughton blocked tns
punt by a pretty jump and the pan
went to Harvard on her tWenty-yara
line. Score: Pennsylvania 10, Harvard 0;
For the next few minutes Harvard
tried Intellectually to break the Penn
sylvania line. Haughton was Ihen
called upon for another KICK ana ne
sent the ball to Minds on Harvard s
5O-yard line. Minds returned the KICK
and 1t was Harvard's ball on her 20
yard line. Garrison made a pretty run
around right end, being thrown heaVily
by Overfield. Mills tried the center LOT
no gain, and then Parker was given
the ball for an end run. Inc swift
little halfback got around righl emu
for four yards and then BouVe Wen Wen
through the center for one yard. Dip
blee and Parker were doing nearly al
The running with the ball, Delng useo
in almost every play. Parker was
given the pigskin and he went around
left end for fifteen yards before pells
thrown by Hare.
Mills was injured in the next scrlm-
mage, but resumed play. Then tneIe
was another kicking match ana nhally
1t was Pennsylvania ball on her OWL
thirty-yard line and here began one OF
the greatest exhibitions Of line buck
ing that has ever been Witnesses ~
this city. Hare was given the pan ano
with one-half Of the red ana plue
team at his back, he was snoVeu
through Harvard's center Tor nIteeI1
yards. McCracken was then entruss-
!. ed with the pigskin and the euarus
back formation shot the plucky TEL
| guard through the same place IN IA.
! wards line for twenty yards. Hare
was again called upon and took the bal
ten yards through Harvard's lett tack
i lie. McCracken again tried the center
i but he failed to gain an inch. Doucett
had his ankle badly wrenched IN Uni
mix-up but after a brisk rubbing doWr
he resumed play.
CRIMSON AT BAY.
Hare was again sent against tn
center and gained eight yards, ana
the next lineup the same playe
ploughed through the center Tor lou
Yards, Minds then went through lei
tackle for four yards, and the ball wa
on Harvard's twelve-yard line. 1t looh
ed as though nothing could prevef
the Quakers from scoring anotne
touchdown. Minds bucked the cente
for four yards more and McCracke
for three. Minds hit the line for aboC
two yards and the ball was Wlthl
three feet of the Crimson's goal.
The gallant captain was again give
the ball. and Just as he was With
striking distance of a touchdown h
fumbled. 1t was Harvard's bal
Haughton kicked to Pennsylvania
thirty five-yard line and secured tn
pigskin a moment later on fumol
Haughton kicked and Minds returne
the kick, the ball going to Harvard o
her thirty-yard line. There were seN
eral exchanges of kicks and then Jacl
son was given the ball on a double pas
+, and skirted Harvard's right END fol
| twenty-five yards.
Hare tried the center, but was thrown
for a loss of three yards. The ball wa!
now on Harvard's twenty-fve-yar:
line and Morice dropped back for {
try for a field goal. The kick wa!
blocked and the ball went to Harvard
| on her thirty f1ve-yard line just as the
| whistle blew announcing that the time
, was up. Final score: Pennsylvania
| Is, Harvard 6. The teams lined up as
| follows:
Pennsylvania Position. Harvard.
| Boyle ............. Left End. 49,. Richardson
Goodman, Garnet Left Tackle Wheeler
Hare. ............. Lett Guaro .......... .BouVf
Overfield. ........... Center .Doucet
| McCracken. go. Right Guard Haskell, Boa
| Outland ....... Right Tackle Mills, Haughtor
! Hedges Right End. ........ .Moultor
Weeks ... Quarter Back $500. Garrison
and Cochran
Jackson. ......... Left Half ......... .Dibblee
Morice. ........... Right Half Parker, Swain
Minds. ............ Full Back .Haughton, Mills
Umpire, James w. Beacham Jr., Cornell
men, Goodrich and Fortescue; touch-d downs
Minds Hare Parker: goals Kinds Haugh-