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...team advanced the greater number of men to the bases. In the fourth, however, Harvard scored one run, added two more in the sixth, and one in the eighth, while Pennsylvania reached third base but once during the entire game. With two out Hare made a three-bagger, the longest hit of the game, in the sixth inning, but the fast fielding of the University team held him at third, an Adams sent an easy ball to the pitcher. This was Pennsylvania's only chance to score...
McCall made the finest play of the game by stopping Moore's fast grounder to right. Leonard made the longest hit of the game and ran bases with his usual dash. Harvey also secured a long hit, and accepted all his chances. Currier played a lively game on bases and in the field...
...regular formation, were able to bend it back continually. Their gains were not long as a rule, but time and again they made first down in two rushes. Dartmouth gained mostly through the line, with one or two exceptions, Harvard was able to break up end plays. Then longest runs were those of Herr, who made Dartmouth's touchdown from the 15-yard line; of Knwlton, who regaining the ball on a fumble, made 18 yards; and of R. Glaze, who circled Knowlton for 37 yards only, however, to lose this advantage by fumbling, when tackled by Kersburg. Dartmouth forming...
...fact that Sortwell went in at quarterback for the first time on the first eleven. In a 25-minute period two touchdowns were scored by the first eleven, but the play was very ragged and the second once took the ball on downs. Wendell made the longest run of the scrimmage, circling right end for 35 yards. Snyder played a good game and once threw Timmins for a loss of 13 yards...
...plays behind the line. Burr's punting hardly compensated for his poor work in the line, but Pinrce who replaced him very late in the game strengthened the defense considerably. Kersburg played a fair game on the offense, but it was through him that Pennsylvania made some of her longest gains. Brill was matched against Lamson and easily held his own. He was used effectively in the tandem formation. The Harvard ends were rather slow in getting down the field and Macdonald missed several tackles. Leary, on the other hand, made some splendid tackles, proving himself at present the most...