The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-30

II the manner and general style OF play
shown by Brown In her game with Har-
ward on Saturday is any criterion OF the
quality of ball tho team will play when
opposed to then IL Is safe 70
predict that the wearers OF the Green VIII
40 down TO defeat. II Is also safe to say
that had Brown played the game against
Pennsylvania that she played against
Harvard the score Of the game a week
ago would have been different.
The team at this time gives every mol
cation OF being able to do what every
Brown man wishes I'm the fnal game OF
the season and the coaches are 10 be
given great credit for the work done with
the material this year. The coaches uf-
dor 'Robie's'' guidance have put into'the
field that L. In every way worthy or pear
ing the name OF Brown and when the sea-
son ends four weeks from today all men
OF Brown will be proud of the seasons
showing.
The work OF which the team IL capable
was best shown in the game Saturday
and every man I'm the lineup on that day
showed that he had unusual ability. HAD
il not been for the penalties inflicted the
score then would have been different. Al
most every man on the team played as u
n veteran and a star himself and the
game was all the more remarkable from
the fact that the Crimson line outweigh
cd the Brown line by pounds 10 the man.
That seemed 10 make no difference TO the
visitors. however. for what they lacked IN
weight they more than made mp for IN
speed and often before the heavier men
could get through their brain the knowl-
edge of what was going on Brown had
her plays executed and gains made.
Schwartz showed far better judgment
in running the team than was the case I'm
the game OF the week before and did not
make one slip that was AT all fatal. As
has been the case I'm all the games thus
far Russ has played n star game and on
Saturday no fairly outplayed even him
self and covered himself with glory. He.
Pryor. and Dennie fairly stopped all the
end plays and the most OF Harvard's gain
We're through the middle OF the line,
while the whole Brown team showed won.
derful speed and aggressiveness.
In the second half Schwartz, at quar-
terbsck. negotiated a couple OF clever end
runs, which were easily features OF tho
game. These run were Of % and 26 yards
respectively. and were both around
O'Brien's end.
They were made in a clever formation
in which Adams dropped back to punt,
and then ran forward and Joined the in
reference before the Harvard players
could rearrange their defence.
The two of them. netting IS yards. were
about the best Brown could do with the
Crimson line. At all other eimes the giant
Harvard centre men held like a stone
wall. and frequently broke through and
downed the runner I'm ~the backfeld.
Captain Russ played whilrwind ball. and
the Harvard men were unable 10 put him
out OF the plays. He was down under the
punts with great speed.
Kirly. the big Brown tackle. did better
IN tho second half. At the start Off. in
stead OF smashing straight through he
made n small circle and before he could
get through the man with the ball had
shot past.
Delightfully."- clean football was played.
Brown lived UP 70 its resolve OF playing
clean football and Harvard did the same.
No one kicke at the finish that the game
wasn't lively enough.
There was something doing all the time.
Roughness isn't necessary. This was
shown yesterday. II can be shown in
every game.