Word: linings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Wrightington played the best game behind the line. He could always be relied upon for a good gain when called upon. He captained the team ably in every respect...
Dunlop played in poor condition but bucked the line for steady gains. Brown only played a short time but did well as long as he was in the game...
Pennsylvania won the toss and chose the ball. Brooke kicked to Brewer who tried to return it but punted low. U. of P. got the ball on Harvard's 15 yard line. Almost instantly a Pennsylvania back fumbled and it was Harvard's ball again. This time Brewer punted out of danger to the 30 yard line...
Three times the Harvard line stood its ground, then the ball was passed to Brooke, as if for a punt, but he ran around Newell's end to the 10 yard line. The ball was taken in 15 yards, and, after one try to rush, Brooke kicked a beautiful goal from the field...
Harvard kicked off, and immediately got the ball on the 35 yard line because Brooke tried to run contrary to the rules. Twice in succession umpire Bliss gave Harvard 5 yards, but Harvard lost the ball on downs 15 yards in front of the U. of P. 's goal...