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...course the ball was Harvard's. Brewer punted over 30 yards. Then Harvard stood firm for three times in succession, and secured the ball on downs. Brewer and Wrightington were just beginning to get in good rushes when Dunlop fumbled, and Lakeman received the ball. A punt to Brewer brought the ball back to Harvard's 30 yard line. Wrightington ran 15 yards round Lakeman, and both he and Brewer were making successive rushes of five yards apiece when time was called with the ball only a short distance into Dartmouth's territory...
...Weld, (Wrightington), h. b. h. b., Crolius...
...came to offensive work. The backs never could get their interference going, for the line was sure to give way at some spot before they could start. Then there would be a big heap of men for them to buck into, instead of a neat hole. Even Brewer and Wrightington could do practically nothing except by their own personal efforts. The longest run of the day was one of 15 yards by Wrightington round Lakeman...
Weld fumbled badly two or three times. In the second half Brewer and Wrightington went in. Finally, when Dartmouth had forced the ball pretty nearly to Harvard's goal, the Harvard team braced and Wrightington and Brewer, by some sharp rushes, were advancing the ball toward Dartmouth's goal when time was called...
...Wrightington, h. b. h. b., Eckstrom...