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...three line plays and lost the ball on downs. Corbett punted out of danger to Amherst's 50-yard line where Abele was thrown. Two attempts at rushing resulted in a loss and Creede dropped back to punt. His kick was blocked and it was Harvard's ball in midfield. From here, the touchdown was made in six plays. Corbett and Morrison made long gains, and a forward pass to L. Smith put the ball on the 28-yard line. After Morrison had covered six yards, Corbett gained 20 more on a six yards, Corbett gained 20 more...
...Cutler got off a pretty forward pass to Fish, Corbett made three yards at left tackle, and Browne recovered a fumble in the next play on Dartmouth's 45-yard line. Cutler punted outside to Pishon, line plays failed to gain, and Sherwin returned the ball to Browne in midfield. Kennard punted from the 50-yard line over Pishon's head, and the ball rolled over the goal line for a touchback...
...MacKay recovered Cutler's onside kick on the 22-yard line, and Corbett, with splendid interference by White and Cutler, went through right tackle for a touchdown. MacKay missed the goal. The second score was made at the end of the half, after Cutler had received the ball in midfield. Corbett and White in a series of line plunges carried the ball to the 4-yard line, where Corbett was substituted by Leslie, and with the aid of a fresh man White was pushed through centre across the Indians' line. The final touchdown was made after rushing the whole length...
...with MacKay's interference, made twenty-five yards. Leslie in the next three rushes took the ball twenty seven yards by splendid plunging. Then two penalties for off-side play gave the ball to Carlisle. Leslie received the ball to Carlisle. Leslie received the ball from Thorpe in midfield. Another series of hard line plunges brought the ball to Carlisle's 5-yard line, where a penalty gave it to the Indians. Thorpe punted out, but MacKay's recovery of an onside kick and more rushing again put Harvard on the 10-yard line, where Carlisle braced...
...with the exception of Captain Torrey and the ends, was in turn given the ball and the line men were almost always good for short gains. Finally, after being forcesd to put four times and being held once for downs, Pennsylvania made her second touchdown by straight rushing from midfield, aided by one penalty for offside play...