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...eleven deserves praise, not so much for what he did on his own account as for the manner in which he fitted into the team play. Newell played as only a man can who plays on the Harvard 'varsity for the last time after four years experience. Brewer's work was simply phenomenal, especially when it is considered in what a condition he was during the second half...
Pennsylvania's game was not what was expected. Their interference was loose, and the Harvard men had little difficulty in breaking it up. Knipe's long run around A. Brewer's end was the most striking feature of their work...
...with a flying wedge in which Knipe signalled the men and keeping the ball followed behind the mass for ten yards. Two short rushes were made and then Pennsylvania was forced to kick. The ball rolled over the line and so was brought out ot the 25 yard line. Brewer kicked back to the centre of the field...
Here Pennsylvania failed to gain and tried to kick. Newell broke through, jumped into the air, stopped the ball and fell on it. Brewer kicked the ball over the line and brought it out 25 yards. Pennsylvania had to kick again and then Harvard lost the ball on downs. Newell here was playing his most brilliant game. Harvard got the ball and by short, sharp rushes carried it to within 1 yard of the goal. Here Mackie fumbled and the ball went to Pennsylvania. Brooke kicked but Mackie stopped the ball, and although the former fell...
Encouraged by the first score, Harvard played in better form than ever. Pennsylvania was forced to kick from the 25 yard line. From the middle of the field Mackie took Brewer under his arm and cleared the left end for 20 yards. Beautuful runs by Dunlop and Wrightington brought the teams to the 30 yard line. Mackie dashed 5 yards through the centre and Brewer gained the cheers of the crowd for his run of 10 yards. Within 2 yards of the line several plays were necessary before Brewer was pushed across. This touchdown with the goal which followed made...