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...Harding and Porter carried it down into Pennsylvania's territory. Sears then made the first touchdown. Time ten minutes. No goal. Score 4 to 0. Harvard got the ball on twenty-five-yard line. Porter made a splendid rush and Sears ran through and made the second touchdown. Time fifteen minutes. No goal. Score 8 to 0. Pennsylvania then gained twenty yards. Sears made another fine rush and third touchdown. Time 20 minutes. No goal. Score, 12 to 0. Pennsylvania then forced the ball to centre of field. Davis got it and Harvard's down. Sears kicked and Crosby...
...second half opened with good rushes by G. Harding and Porter forcing the ball to Pennsylvania's fifteen-yard line. Punting by both sides. Wagenhurst here secured the ball and made a good rush but was stopped by a fine tackle by Cumnock. Pennsylvania then forced the ball to Harvard's fifteen-yard line, but lost it to Harvard on four downs. The ball was passed back to Sears, who kicked down the field, but Pennyslvania returned the kick and Harvard had the ball down on her ten-yard line. The ball was then punted well by Sears and kept...
...possession of Harvard. The rushers formed a wedge and immediately forced the ball up to the Latin School's ten yard line. On the third down, Brooks ran across and scored the first touchdown. No goal. Five minutes later the ball was the Latin School's on Harvard's fifteen-yard line. Then Kendricken made a good rush around the end and scored. Goal by Anthony. Good rushes by Heard, Brooks and Travis took the ball well up the field again. Brooks made a good pass to Chase who made a touchdown. No goal. Score, 8-6. Brooks ran well...
Last evening about fifteen members of the Pennsylvania Club assembled in 35 Matthews. It was voted that the president should appoint a committee to consult with the members of the Connecticut Club upon the feasibility of holding a debate between the two clubs...
...Priest went ahead and the rest chartered a wagon and rode some distance. Davis reached the gymnasium at five minutes past five, only ten minutes after the hares, followed a minute later by Seelye, L. S., and three minutes later by Priest, '91. As the time allowance was fifteen minutes, the hounds won with five minutes to spare. Cups will be given to Davis, and probably to Priest, who ran all the way though he was not the second...