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...toss and chose the north goal, with a slight wind in its favor. Putnam returned the kick-off to the middle of the field. Pennsylvania gained 5 yards, but lost the ball on a fumble. Putnam was thrown back for a loss and on the next play fell back to punt. He fumbled the pass and Pennsylvania secured the ball. Pennsylvania gained 5 yards through tackle plays and 10 yards more on offside play. A quarterback kick did not succeed and after a short gain through the line Putnam punted to mid-field, Howard running the kick back 5 yards...
Harvard could not advance the ball and Graydon, in attempting to kick, fumbled the ball. Davidson fell on it. Pennsylvania bucked the line a couple of times and then Harvard was penalized ten yards for offside play. This brought the ball to Harvard's 20 yard line. A quarterback kick failed and it was Harvard's ball on her own 15 yard line. Graydon kicked to the 45 yard line. Pennsylvania failed to gain and an exchange of kicks found the ball on Harvard's five yard line...
...yard line where Harvard lost it on a fumble. Brown punted out of danger, Marshall getting the ball on the 40 yard line. Gains through the line by Graydon and end runs by Putnam brought the ball to the 5 yard line where again Harvard fumbled. Bates fell back to punt, but the kick was blocked and O'Connell fell on it. Marshall caught the punt out, and Cutts kicked goal. No further scoring was done in the first half, the ball being in Harvard's possession on the 45 yard line when time was called...
...line where again they were held for downs. Kernan punted out of danger. The second made several gains through the line, but Barnard secured the ball on a fumble and ran 50 yards. The first then advanced to the 5 yard line, where they were held for downs. Parmelee fell back to punt but the line did not hold and the first scored a safety. At the end of the practice the second had the ball in the middle of the field...
...frequent nets and outs. In the second set he was at his best, finally winning out by his sharp volleying and well directed kills. Leonard played a less brilliant game at the net, but was surer, seldom allowing Bishop to pass him. His lobs from the back court fell generally too short, but his drives along the side lines and low ground strokes from the base line were speedy and accurate, and were very effective against Bishop's net game. In winning the tournament Leonard also gets the University championship, as E. R. Marvin '99, last year's champion...