The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-09
HARVARD WINS
EASY VICTORY
Defeats University of PennsyI.
vania Without Much Effort.
MANY COSTLY FUMBLES
CAMBRIDGE BOYS SHOULD HAVE
MADE LARGER SCORE.

NAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. s.-As was
- expected, Harvard defeated the
University of Pennsylvania on
Soldiers field today without difficulty.
but the score Of IL to was about one
half of what it should have been. as
Tar as the Crimson was concerned.
-Four times Harvard was inside of
Fennsylvania's twelve-yard line. but
TWO fumbles, holding in the line and
& grand brace by the Quakers on their
own three-yard line, kept the Grim
son from scoring any additional
points There were other fumbles by
1eIVard during the game, though not
50 noticeable or so costly.
With the exception of five minutes
N the first half and less than a min
ute IN the second half the play was
entirely in Pennsylvania territory. so
tnat the Quakers were on the defen-
siVe. And well did they hold the heav-
Ter Harvard team. Every yard of the
held the crimson covered was gained
only by tremendous amount of
physical force. 1t was Therefore dis
appointing TO Harvard hackers to see
ali this energy thrown to the winds
py a miserable tumble when the fruits
OF Il were almost within reach.
Start For Goal Three Times.
Three times in the first half Harvard
started for the Quakers' goal The
first time she reached the tweIve-yard
line, where the ball went to Pennsyl-
Vania for holding. Next she got with
In three yards of the goal line, right
under the posts, when Putnam FUN
bled. On the third trial Harvard
scored, starting from Pennsylvania
tnirty-yard line and gradually pushing
the ball along until Graydon was
dragged across. Barnard made a
miserable failure for the goal. Harvard
narrowly missed making a safety Just
after the score, as Putnam muddled the
BAH at the kickOff and, after carrying
1t behind The line, just managed to get
back into the field.
The second half was in a great meas
ure a repetition of the first At the
start Harvard plunged and pushed un-
III the ball was on Pennsylvania
twelve-yard line. where there was the
usual tumble, stillman being the Of
render After a punting match Harv-
ard started again for a score and once
more got inside of Pennsylvania FIVE
yard line, but a grand brace by the
Ouakers gave them the ball on downs.
Stillman's Spectacular Run.
The second score followed soon after
this and was the one spectacular fea-
ture of the game. From the very GEN.
ter OF the field Stillman circled Penn
sylvania's left end and, aided. by a
stone wall interference, ran elea, to
the goal line. This time Barnard man
aged to kick the goal and the score
Of IL to kept so until the end of
the game, which ended with the ball
IN Harvard's possession in Pennsyl-
Yania territory. The lineup:
Harvard. Pennsylvania
CLARK. Mills. L. e.. Richardson
shea, Wright. T......- TOrrey
Mitchell
A. Marshall. III. GU. Hoffman
Sugden .............C. McCable
Barnard. ......R. c.. Piekarski
Knowlton. Jones, Blair
Bowditch. Motley. r.. E........Met5gar
G. Marshall, Daily O. Dale
herman (Capt) L. H. B.. Weschler
Fortiner
Putnam....-..R. H. B.Gardiner (Capt.)
Hurley
GraydOn, Harrison. +. Bennett
Total score-HaFvard. Il; PennsyI-
vahia, 0. Touchdowns-Grayd Still
man. COal-Barnard. Time-Two
thirty-fiVe- minute halves.