New-York tribune., 1898-11-06

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were going wild A touchdown seemed thing
OF the near future But Harvard pulled herset
together in great shape. and held for three GOWNS
Pennsylvania might have gained her distance In
one more trial but instead she tried for n goal
from the field 1t was failure and a sigh OF re-
lief fro.1 the Harvard benches Ihs was
the Quakcrs golden opportunity to score. pu' 'he
Crimson defence too strong. Back went 'ic
ball TO the middle OF the field, and the Quakers
began put their trick plays out OF the Dag Inc
double-pass netted them fifteen yards. and they
broke clear through the centre for ten more Ihen
they tried the quarterback kick. but Iiailowel TOOK
the ball prcttily and wriggled ten yards
It was TTarvard's turn TO do some line bucking
Quarterback Daily called on Reid at fulloack' ana
the big fellow went into the line like batterinS
ram The Ouakers being pushed back. Then
Roal the big Crimson guard took a turn. lie
went like a caiapult at the quaker lire. and pushed
H. broke It. jumped over II and finally carried the
bali into Red and Blue territory. Little DAILY, who
played a star game throughout. got around the
visitors end FOR eighteen yards. The ball was soon
on the Quakers twcnty-1ve-yard line.
Touchdown. make a touchdown" the crowd
yelled. But there was only minute left to play.
not time enough SO Harvard tried ineffectually
for a field goal, and the half ended with the score
> TO o.
PLAY IN THE SECOND HALF.
The Harvard players were apparently unscathed
when the second half began. and they started in
with n rush The Quakers kickei Off DAILY punied
bach, like a fash. and Coo-nbs mufed. Harvard
man falling on the bal This was good beginning
for the home players. and the din was tremendous.
Tie ball went back and forth til llaughton. wa0
was painting beautifully. sent a skyscraper to the
three-yard line. Here Outanl promptly muned IT,
and the Harvard crowd went wild. Bat the end
was not yet Pennsylvania had q trick or two. ana
Outland made "A superb run for twenty yards around
tie right end. Harvard got the leather ana at
orce kicked The Quakers made another ahoml-
nabe hear,rcndng muf. Crimson player hugged
the leather and a groan went up from ANXIOUS
hrowed Phllaielphans Harvard dashed into the
play. determined on a touchdown. But her offence
was readily broken up and the Quakers got the
ball Carnett al once DISTINGUISHED himself oy
long run right through the centre. and for the first
time IN tbs half the ball was in Crimson territory
PENN MAKES a DESPERATE EFFORT.
A cry for a brace went up from Captain Outlani.
OF the visitors and they made supreme effort
They were playing like tigers now. The game was
well along and they had not scored. ms hlsn'
be the last chance But the visitors had to punt.
ami Dbblee. IIarvards captain made 4 COUPE "a
marvellous lodging runs.
Harvard hai the bail once more In Quakeriand
and the Crimson forwards began TO break through
the weakening line TWO bad fumbes were maze
by Pennsylvania in quick succession. Inc ma
ward rushers pouring through the QuaAel
4 moment later Hare punted from the hve-yard
line 10 almost midne.d where DAILY made a Won
dorful fair catch over his shoulder. Harvard was
to have try for a field goal. Nobody though;
She would make It. but Burnett gave a mighty
kick and the ball just SKINNED over the bar. 1t
was a wonderful play Score. 10 to O.
Pennsylvania's heart was broken. The game was
lost Still she played fercey. But Harvard was
plavlnr faster and harde- every moment. The
Philadelphlans shouted themselves hoarse. a band
that had been imported from the City Of BrotherY
Love played It's most inspiring airs. and Captain
Outland besought his to stand fast But the
line was too weak now The heavy work In trying
to force the guards backplay had exhausted the
men Straight for the Quaker goal the Harvard
playe~s forced their way The onsauehis were
terrific Nearer and nearer the ball crept. Har-
ward WAS playing furiously to score again before
tine called.
HARVARD ALMOST SCORES AGAIN
Two feet from Penns goal the leather lay. An
other plunge would carry it over. But suddenly
came the timekeepers whistle. sharp and clear
The game was over and he big crowd swarmed
over the field and swooped up the players. coaches
and all In a twinkle.
It was a hard-fought battle and weii-earned
victory for Harvard. who will now look forward TO
the Yale game much more hopefully. The lineup
and summary are az follows: