New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
THE QUAKERS OTTCLASShD'
rq4r1p line CROSSED THREE TINES
DETAILS OF THE GAME AT
PHILADELPHIA

-s.,.A,a >,o,. 4tsneciab-It WIS Just affer
o,c,ook when the Harvard team iaced Il' VII"
the Quaker players and Burnett kicked me l'"'"'
20 H. ,ook n on Pennsylvania twenty yata
live and at once started his men 10 rush. I"''o
they failed 10 advance, and on me th'u pay
tumble gave Campbell Harvard's big end rush
chance 70 drop on the bobbine pisskin. harvard
hucLod tie line for five yards, but on ie""Sf'
vanias fifteen yard line Days tumble los' harvard
.-onrd and q try for q field goal was made Giant
H. leaned through and blocked the kick. u was
the Ouakers' ball on their own two yard Inc 1911,
+bo,. wore helped along I've yards py iafNa'"
holding IN the line H.,
c,oo,,bs kicked out 70 the thirty yard line h"r-
ward now had chance TO do some rush'hs. anu
10 shor.ed her capacities In a )Hy SaN'i
- .hrourb the centre and then Kendall pllea
,brourh left tackle and end dozen times ne "'9
+aol,led and thrown but never say dl' mus
49, been seved on his football Jacket ior ne
d,on't give up TIL the ball was on me eh'"N 80
,.,ra line A score was easily IN sight an" N7"',''
- 49,. ,oar ~ make H. Before the QuakerS 'o"'n
"~s NV, ,,st ~ was forced through the line ana
o.r vent VI from the Philadelphia srai'U-
s.aDds II was a uchdoWn. and had been mace III
,,.,io over five minutes play 40 wonder 'h'i'
vas grief I'm Philadelphia Harvard l'l'' "
the goal and the score was 10
AFTER THE FIRST TOT 'HDoWN
w.. ,,tosed Of from rniddeld. and sawn caught
.,,a bau on Harvard's twenty yard line. me @"'
down him IKE q SN'' ''''''
,,oaun made pretty seven yaFoS 'li'"Hn
-. ,.,rg Kendall could not gain. and 30 I"i'o-
- ,rtcd Kennedy caught the ball an" peo0"'-
., rattled ran back several Nar's I" ''""'
r4ar,srd tacklers Hares men cou4o "ol e"'"
rr~hine for Harvards line was as aoai"ai'
PENNSYLVANIA kicked 10 Harvard U'"., mi, 80 90, tho
" crimson PLAYERS at once set I" worn ~ s''
IN o,ts,6e n their bailiwick. and on a regular
- ,rick Daly got AROUND left end ana ran
~ .utv-fve yards linus 10y W 1 - .b,
,~o,,gnt the game back into the demesne 81 l"'
,5,.ard kicked on the first down fehnsyl-
vania tried fake KICK TOT 'oS' as SUN
CO.. down on the wings of the ~ina' ar' '" WI
free catch After Harvards KICK on '"'
r.,a,.ors mn, in some mighty poor football VIII"
49, result that Harvard got the bail IN moneu'
IT DID NOT COUNT.
..o.sar rea, rick sawin was sent around the
p' naif the field and touchdown But laI-
NV ~ n,d hecn holding and the ball was nTousn'
.,, I'D GIVEN 10 Pennsylvania Al THIS stage III
,h came the Quakers began some m'ss P'"''
,.~,io hack formations, the guards n"'H '- ''' 40
The ,lace OF honor. and for few mo"'"'s
home players gained sieadiiH' -.
.,o,rh the line and made sensational '"'"'s
srd RIM that gave the Harvard men a COZ"
.hui and that sent the quaker stands ah"'"r' -"
,,,.s,d,s twenty yard line her rushe1s s'oou ias'
and took the ball on four downs haI'1iu -.
US nroved TOO sun for the Quakers beyond cav"
sAWIN A HERO
harvard again took the play out OF her ''i'I'o'S
.. orce sawin made hair raising run oi MY
.r4s around the end guarded by superb inter
- ayainst which the quaker tackefs n'"h'
es ,non a rock In four rushes Harvard ''oA
-, nau from her own twenty yard ine 10 rem"
mas The big run had been made aIou"'
,,.... and he was laid on and Stehe substituted
~, rios ~ steady rushes Harvard forced the
D' It,. ~ PENNSYLVANIA FIVE yard marx ana an
i',,-. score for the visitors seemed Imminent
~ .he tbird down the bah was given 10 Reid to
80 II was an exciting moment me QueheI9
s1,,.,ea that their fate hung In the balance h''
,"'s e,,nhiec and Pennsylvania breaihed free rom
nss,rr nern The bali rolled over me me rom
p',''''1 trough, q ont 10 kick and DAILY mniiea
- '.t savln came To the rescue With pretty
INV and then HALLOWEEN puntcd. II was poor
run - r,ennsvlvania. on his second down. had
Gnu ,,, for field goal The bail fell snort
49, ,he balance Of the half the ball was mostly
1,s,lVania's territory and the PLAY was
!" d, 10 some brilliant rushcs by Harvard
ma ONCE or twice however Pennsylvania broke
DIR. and nut ouietus on matters. A. tho hair
'''' tta,vard was forcing the play and held the
o'0s. ,he Ouakers seventeen yard line
FILLS CROSSES THE LINE.
loud naf opened with Harvard having the
me eor hack Enis had been put IN as full
VIM p,,d.- Mace Daily received Hafes KICK
o1o" - ''.,ed hack al once The Quaker made
o" "''' =, Ems and then kicked. The nail went
coup'o ~ b. and Campbell enyeloped T. on he
G up !. thirty -nve-yard line Inc" N'' '@'U