The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

Harvard forwards came through 40 Hercey
that ontnnd made ragged pass. The
usual drlileration, was blocked by Boal. and
Campbell fe on the ball. exactly twcnty-one
! This wa. an excellent Opportunity for lar-
ward TO begin an assault with the lacks. apd i
was the best ground gamer Tor Hal ward at this
and, Overhead he analy landed in the u.
BarrRf. But as Donald i .i sS ,Ss i 9s"
Harvard had another chance. 1t was decided
Gavin @ back 0 for "s drop fict from The 20 o.
Ssrd. ne Fr1. sa S%s ap 10 The afr and
fell on the bali two yards from Penn's goal
line. ami tho crow was ,whooplne, things
sa In y corner OF the field and kept up con-
The Tiarvar, line was so eager to break
through on the ball when tho teams lined up
again hat Pennsylvania received Ave yards
o, Tbe e on enough s qoo p' 10 ana
punt na his dtyc vas so nsx even tugh
around Potter. rnd, Reid BIZ, the lln" Tor two
nihccnt dash Of twenty yards. lilo iell
on the 2.rard limo and rolled two
hS af .. S.GFs s s%"%' an Tho
way through. ponncel npon him On, tho next
nlay. however. k-ndnl! was damned clean ,
minutes II play. The ball was pnnted out
TINT affair catch for goal trial was m possible.
c1mn-Iguen,ly he scHr" rcma ned . to o
and ag, lack 10 say the ssh e.
n ma GrIsht y"sls through big hole between
caught tho haIl on his :i5.sari line and was
about TO travel back with 1t when Day laid
him ,nw with one ci the finest OF flying tackles
HnFyurI'a
dr'ence, and Coomhs was literally forced to
ys , S SsT ST Es, wSg s on @
from Hnnowsl in neat fashion.
:. Harrar '. nrst trio, plav ". stried here and
who sartrd toward no" hetwcrn LEFT guard
and centre. Then III" latter passed IN" bnlI back
en1 Tor twenty. five yards DAILY was driven
out Of eoInls toy HIRE liarSH5,,. neH move
cntching tie Quaker backs mapping. Kennedy
i6:yn,d Line. IN eAchans, o, punt., and
Iinrvard's possession on tho centre chalk line.
Snwin was making some STARTING plays right
rot he hal m the next play ard ran clear to
on innn's goal line Tor what was thought to
t"ct.d some no ding AMI of idle play in Har.
Yards nm. however. an Snwin's run ~ fity-
hy- ynrds went ios nothing. The a. bal was
men.
Close formations. and the guards back
Harvards lie held 40 ~ m IN t the "a ms
were small. suddenly. though. Lawre. c., aud
dash" 10y them into open territory The Liz
hlond-haired tackle dashed on toward Har-
S SF a. SSd %e sn Mee ss eT viii
Il mighty vel Wallace had cov"ra thirty
1--WE y,lrd. and wa running strongly en-
They reached Wallace waist. and down the
be man tnmh-L on TI,ryar.l's 25-vard line.
The cheering and singing were dealenin' when
Wallace. "
revolving formation landed on the lo-yard
McCracken and Hare, tho eiants. were called
upon To- roprl,. Harvard over. but that was
where the CrimsonS made grand rally. The
than three var Ia and IN. bali went to Harvard
on four downs. There was no delay AMI
n proc, t ~ Hai,"wel DaIy. Kendall. led
and Cam"hel!. who formed an impregnable
yana n' ws. oms the snnyd
psd Hare was The las, man in Ii. Path.
a cI ar l.Id only To- be- puI'rl ovcr rom beh nd
him. II WAS the star run Of the DAY and Sawin
was ch."re again and again.
III ne nh'i WAS on ,phrnnTyt;fRni3s t3,yard line
the Sr mnn III q" i hs inc o SSTp 20, T."
j I, and was easy prey tor Goomts
sage and tn. Pennsylvania rush line was
srImbPIG Ano,hsyy dnth by, snwip ,thSt
ur hr. that PLAYER that he hal to 'I resi
w FEY momsnts Potter was taken
Hsrvards backs hammered the Quak"rs until
they were on the lizard Inc. Referee McCmns
several ~ the PENNSYLVANIA coaches OF The
fell 'or ing instruct'ons 20 their team 10
rush or III" Pennsylvania Varsity. was rartic.
nlnrly offensive; He continued 10 coach tho
SSeh,S hon .gn hS hiding
insulting dis,anc. between Harvard and the
,o"shSRowS 's sapea s. nT marx WHEN sad n@
inm6I.d Lays IA her high' pass and the TAI faii
T"ed oyTI news"G tie Posts !, was touch
escnrc ,or p iladelphia. "'''"
va. locked. but Hare 60, the HaII on III.
E ES for goal from HHryards 45;yari Iins.
later secured The hail on, murcd
ami the Crimson backs we're ord.rcd to plongh
through the encmy for touchdown DSly
Trar nnsn ynda1 on b. ,rrE gas; ry
the bal On downs, Coomhs 'u!nbed i away.
with creselass vignr. When Kendall had
r"acheh the 25.yard line. Harvard lost III. bali
for hoL'ng. Securing the oval again on "A
punt Harvard ma io another f~rc" attack
Sn~in wnurd u M vi h n grca' dash to the 10
yard line. whers the frat half ended
While Harvard had ma ie hut one touchdown
80 far there was no doubt about the SUPERIOR
ity o. her team and an increase in the sror. was
locked Tor whom ~" teams came out again.
Ellis had succe"ded Reid. Harvard had
the wind this time. hut II was gradually
dying out On Hare's kicE-ofY Dalv made a
fine catch and runtsd the hall back 10 Penn
syvsnins 25.yard line The QuakDrs were de-
moralzei. They couldn't gain. and C"ombs
mh-d so bally that Campbell fell on tho
hail on the iJ-yard line. Ellis hogan to
show. here what a great llns hitter no
Is He was sent into the Quak-rs again and
again with no rrst and each time h. gained
II" was kent at the job until the lO-vari line
had heen teached. whom big Donald took il
five yards closer. There was n tumble hut
Fl'is retained the ball by fine fall. Then he
swer through tn. centre and male q touch
down after six minutes had elapsed. Law
renee goal"d and the score was | to
. Tho Quakers were MI broken up. and Out
land was led ofI the nelh. Barnard had to
quit. too That brought WOodey In vt quarter
while Smith went tn half blck. md McCrack"n
took Bannar IS y ace ut iull hack On the kick
OF there wasa pnntlng match between Halo
well aud Coomhs. In which the former
w ri thu m aatur With ~. -.