The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22

three shot head foremost over the. roprs.
Blake missing a nortIy gent,emnnn h., ~ ,r less
touchdown, with he game vel IN hand. Pr nee
ton playei the secon hall under heavy pni'.
one touchdown scored. that by LsNck after
seven minutes Of play The nay was ,mTn H.
in.2 gpng HsS in TnSn MN EnnI " tms
had the ball inside The 35-yard marx.
and could readily have rushed it over had they
wished to pG NJ the score. but Capt td-
wards ALWAYS Gu led for u try Tor a goal ON
thc ieId to give Hu,cGhinson a drill in the art
chances to score his cks, but TAI ed.
The game was clean y nsyrd and ended With
the tNo institutions than was tho ca.e last
yenr Booth TWISTED ankle was the only bad
seemed to Sf be IN rather oop rRys cn con y"m
the game out to a tedious length. summar,:
Psim,rr .......... Loft end .............. Smith.
Nee 'rd .....,..., Lett tackle. .Farnswortn
nama .... .'''' . Left guard ........ q pdspsed
h1otn .''.'''' ....Centro. Bsttson
Edwards ..,,.,.. Right guard Hopkins
Poe ..,.............. Right end .,,; .,..... Her
hh mn, Quarter back. ,,,,'' i yifS
icvcS o.. Left half bach .'.. Rockwell
h ht .''''' Right half back .......... Glade
Maths ........ Full back. .Ennis
scor,-princeton. IS. wcst Point. O.. Referee W
s. L4Lvrord Trin ty. Unlp re Edsar Wnghtinrton.
Har ard. ronrhdowns-Le, . Ks,er 1 Pc. +.
Goals from tUuchtuHnH-M y, Ilinc-EwcntE
aud fifteen minute halves.
HARVARD. II: BROWNE
C,MBRIDGE. Oct. 2l-A was expected.
Brown gave Harvard II hard rub this afternoon
anil the best the Crimson eleven could do was
dencs lais Played like Wild men all through he
game and tried thor prette-t to score against
"n' the even game we're ,ho %nns Of HES
a!!dson q brown and the u. nnexp:eled c2piilion
n ,,ilt n hn nd nj hg a m
found them 40 much masters Of the situation
that the close, formations, used by brown
renee. the Harvard tackles. wrrs opposed To
lIapgood and Shechan. thu Brown stare. and
have called Harvard weak and Brown strong
in those positions. Certa My the Brown par
w"r At SSfy E To; and at the P%
the Harvard pair w-ra fresh as daisies.
The day was fair but with high W nd blow
had mo ndvaniagr, OF the, wind bp, mi;I,ls"d i
kicked on Brown, WORKED double rass thn,
camel ten Yards. y both Mlli"wril and
yas Tns.e% pSnah cot 10 W"% but ,"' Ga avn
hs snIad r a. ,ck k1 b,l 1En.
WORKED The tai steaTiy down to thu bar goal goa
line hut lost it on holding. while Sawin, vas
iwsnty: Ave yards the. pail changed hand.
WIW'uI any maternal advantage non
Harvard secured it on an or aide play. and
after Ellis had pougheh the centre for .aiGht
yards Kendall went bet tackle and end
Tor thirty var Is. Sawin got two NOR" aud L Jts
mad" vicious plunge for five. Then Kendall
again went into the tackle and captur"d
ff'e cen yards Tor tho score Sawin kicked tho
goal.
On the second Kickoff Harvard brought the
ball past III dteld on great run nv Kendall.
Some OF the hardest and mosI effective line
huckinE sacn this season ensuod Sawn.
Ellis and Ken tall N"rA invincille and worl;ai
th- ball down steaily to the yard line where
Bnrn"tts poor pass caused DAILY TO tumble.
Doly showed poor Judgment in not allowing
his m"n thoroughly to recover before he
resumed orerations. and tn" result was tHat
Rrown held md secured the ball. They punted
at once and time was called
Brown made desperate effort in the second
hal' 70 scora. but Harvard WA too strong an
soon had tho Brown nrn in the l. own terri
tory. Harvard lost tho bal for Of SD play and
Richardson on n lonS rass ran thirty-two Yards
Harvard again rushed II back only to have
Ellis brought back rom behind the goal line
and the bail given to Brown PrNtt on the first
play lump'd, rom pile and w"nt forty yards
Harvard held nrm and securing the hail
rushed II bnck for a touchdown The work Of
Ellis in line bucking was feature OF the hall.
Ga,