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Fairchild kicked to Osgood, but the latter muffed the ball and Norton Shaw fell on it at Pennsylvania's 50 yard line. Whittemore tried right end for no gain, and again Fairchild kicked, this time to the 25 yard line...
Again Pennsylvania fumbled, but did not lose the ball, and Brooke kicked to centre, where C. Brewer fell on the ball. Whittemore went 15 yards around right end, and then C. Brewer shook off Brooke and succeeded in making a touchdown. Harvard men went wild, but the ball was taken back and given to Pennsylvania for off side play...
Within two minutes from the beginning of the game Yale had scored her first six points, but not by hard playing. On the first down with the ball on Harvard's 20 yard line, Stillman broke past Frank Shaw, blocked Wrightington's punt, and fell on the ball behind the line for the first touchdown...
...excellent try for a goal from the field. The ball hit the cross-bar and Butterworth caught it, and was thrown back of the goal by Waters, thus making a safety. This did not count, as Referee Boviard had thought it best to blow his whistle just before Butterworth fell. Thorne punted to the 35 yard line and, as Captain Hinkey happened to be in the way of the ball, it went to Harvard on the 20 yard line. After a few ineffectual rushes Fairchild took the ball around Captain Hinkey's end for 18 yards, and Hayes carried...
...fumble and after successive rushes at the Cornell tackles Hamlen scored the first touchdown and A. Brewer kicked the goal. Before returning Ohl's kick-off, Brewer ran too far with the ball and the kick was stopped, the ball rolling over the Harvard line, where Beacham fell on it for Cornell's first touchdown. Ohl kicked the goal. After Wrightington's pretty run for twenty-five yards, Brewer failed in an attempt for a goal from the field. By short rushes Brewer scored the second touchdown. There was the usual exchange of punts and Wrightington's twenty-five yard...