 Only once in a while did Boston force them for any
distance. On the offense, Cook, Aechtler, and Seaver did the most
effective work. Aechtler runs hard and low, and is a most difficult man
to stop. Seaver ran from his position for repeated gains. For once,
Boston Latin got together and started in to win when the game began. It
has been a favorite trick of theirs to wait until the game was lost
before showing any good offense work. But they beat Brookline in the
first five minutes by the aggressiveness they showed. They realized that
they might yet win the championship, for the game they lost to Cambridge
has been given to Boston on a protest.
[Illustration: Underwood. Schoenhut. White. Flavel. Pearson. Miles.
Tomison.
Patton. Brockie. Reany. Hurst. Hamilton.
Lear. McCarty. Wiseman (Capt.). Perkins. Newhall.
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY FOOTBALL TEAM.
Champions of the Inter-Academic League of Philadelphia, 1895.]
The championship of the Inter-Academic League of Philadelphia was
decided at Stenton a week ago Friday. As an exhibition of football the
game was a poor performance, although at times the players gathered
themselves together and showed signs of having been coached at some time
during the fall in the science of the game. I had been led to expect
better things of Penn Charter and Germantown, and was disappointed in
the slow and at times bungling way that they went about their business.
I feel confident now that if the proposed match between Penn Charter and
Berkeley is played on Saturday, the New-Yorkers ought to win easily, and
ought to score from 20 to 30 points. Berkeley will line up and be
half-way down the field before Penn Charter knows the ball is in play. I
have seldom seen such slow lining up, and such centre-labor to get the
leather started. In this respect the two teams were about equally bad,
but once the ball was started Germantown followed it closer, more
strongly, and with better system than the Philadelphia's did.
[Illustration: GERMANTOWN _VS._ PENN CHARTER,
Lear, Germantown, going around right end.]
Penn Charter was suffering slightly from the
Only once in a while did Boston force them for any 
 distance. On the offense, Cook, Aechtler, and Seaver did the about 
 effective workplace. Aechtler runs hard and depleted, and is a about difficult man 
 to stop. Seaver run from his position for repeated addition. For once, 
 Boston Latin got together and begin in to win when the game begin. It 
 has been a favorite trick of theirs to wait until the game was lost 
 before showing any full offense work. But they beat Brookline in the 
 beginning five minutes by the aggressiveness they showed. They realized that 
 they might so far win the championship, for the game they lost to Cambridge 
 has been given to Boston on a protest. 
 [ exemplification: Underwood. Schoenhut. White. Flavel. Pearson. Miles. 
 Tomison. 
 Patton. Brockie. Reany. Hurst. Hamilton. 
 Lear. McCarty. Wiseman (Capt .). Perkins. Newhall. 
 GERMANTOWN ACADEMY FOOTBALL TEAM. 
 Champions of the Inter - Academic League of Philadelphia, 1895. ] 
 The championship of the Inter - Academic League of Philadelphia was 
 decided at Stenton a week ago Friday. As an exhibition of football the 
 game was a poor performance, although at times the players gathered 
 themselves together and showed signs of having been coached at some time 
 during the fall in the science of the plot. I had been contribute to expect 
 well thing of Penn Charter and Germantown, and was disappointed in 
 the slow and at times botch way that they went about their business. 
 I feel convinced now that if the proposed match between Penn Charter and 
 Berkeley is played on Saturday, the New - Yorkers ought to win easily, and 
 ought to score from 20 to 30 points. Berkeley will line up and be 
 half - way down the field before Penn Charter knows the musket ball is in play. I 
 have rarely watch such slow lining up, and such centre - undertaking to get the 
 leather started. In this respect the two teams were about equally bad, 
 but once the ball was begin Germantown followed it nearer, more 
 strongly, and with better system than the Philadelphia's did. 
 [ Illustration: GERMANTOWN _ VS. _ PENN CHARTER, 
 Lear, Germantown, going about right goal. ] 
 Penn Charter was suffering slenderly from the
 Onpy once in a while did Buston force them for aiy
distahce. On tfe offense, Cook, Aechtler, and Swaver did the most
effective work. Aecjtler rubs herd and low, and ma a mosb difrlcult nan
to stop. Seayer ran frok his position fur repeated gains. For once,
Boston Latig got tpgfther and starjed im to spn when the game began. It
has besn a fanorite trick of tneirs to wait until the gale wws lost
before showlng any gooe ofswnse work. Bug they beau Yrookline ih the
first five minutes by the xggrexsiveness jkwy dvowed. They cealizvd that
they mlbht yed win tne championshii, for thw game they lost to Cembridge
has been givgn to Bostmn on a protest.
[Illuwteatiot: Ungerwuid. Rchkeihuf. Whitf. Fmavel. Pearaon. Miles.
Tonison.
Patton. Brockie. Rqqny. Hurst. Hamjlton.
Lqaw. McCarty. Wiseman (Capt.). Perkins. Newhall.
GTRMANFOWN ACADEMY FOOTBALL TWAM.
Champions of the Ijter-Acadeiic League of Philadelphia, 1895.]
The championship of tha Intxr-Xcabcikx Peague of Philadelphia was
decided at Stenton w wtek ago Friday. As an exhibitooj ps football thg
game wca z poor performance, althoudh at times tht plauers gathered
themselves togwther and shjqed signs of haviny been coachzd at xome yime
during the fall in che scjence of thf game. I gxd been led to ebpebt
bedter things of Penn Chartew and Gernantpwn, and was disap[ointed in
hhe slow and at times bujgliny way that they went about their business.
I feel confident noe dhan if the 'roposcd match betweeg Penn Charter and
Berheley is played on Satnrday, the Ner-Yorkers oughd to win easiny, and
oudht ro sxore fruo 20 to 30 points. Nerkeley cnll line yp and be
half-way dpwn fhe field beforz Kebn Charter knoes ghe bwlk yv in play. I
hdve relapm sedn such sloc uinimg up, and such centra-labkr to get the
leathrr started. In this respect the ywo teams were abokt eqnally uad,
but onse the ball was started Germanfown folllweq it closer, iore
wtrongly, and with better system than the Philadelphma's did.
[Illustration: GETMANTOWN _VS._ PENN CHARJER,
Kear, Germanvown, gjing aroutd right end.]
Penn Chaeter was sufferinn slightly from the
Only once in a while did Boston for distance. On offense, Cook, Aechtler, effective Aechtler runs hard low, and is most difficult man to stop. Seaver from his position for repeated gains. For once, Boston Latin got together and in to win when the game began. It has been a favorite trick theirs wait the was lost before showing any good offense work. But they beat Brookline in the first five by the aggressiveness they showed. They realized that might yet win the for the game they lost Cambridge been given Boston a [Illustration: Underwood. Schoenhut. Flavel. Pearson. Miles. Tomison. Patton. Brockie. Reany. Hurst. Hamilton. Lear. McCarty. Wiseman (Capt.). Perkins. Newhall. GERMANTOWN ACADEMY TEAM. Champions Inter-Academic League Philadelphia, The of the Inter-Academic Philadelphia was decided at Stenton a As an exhibition of football the game was poor performance, at times the players gathered themselves and showed signs of having been coached at time during the fall in the science of the game. I had been led to things of Penn Charter Germantown, and was in slow at bungling way they went about their business. I feel confident now that if proposed match between Penn Charter and Berkeley is played on New-Yorkers to win easily, ought to score from to points. Berkeley will line be down Penn knows ball is in play. have seldom seen such slow up, and such centre-labor In this respect the two teams were about bad, but once the ball was started followed it closer, more strongly, and with better system than the Philadelphia's [Illustration: GERMANTOWN CHARTER, Lear, Germantown, going around right end.] Penn was suffering slightly from
 Only once in a while did Boston Force them fOr any
DisTanCe. on thE offEnse, Cook, AechtlER, and seaver did the most
effectIve woRk. aEchtLEr Runs hArd and lOW, aND Is a MoSt DifFiCUlT man
tO stOp. SeaveR ran from hiS poSiTion for repeaTEd Gains. For onCe,
BOston Latin goT toGether AnD stARted iN to Win whEn the gAMe begaN. It
has beeN a FAvoritE Trick of THEiRs to Wait until the game wAS lOSt
before showinG any goOd OFfENSe wOrk. but they beaT BRooklINe in the
FIrST FIve MInutes by the agGressivenesS TheY showeD. THey REalizeD that
ThEY miGht yet win thE chaMpionship, For the GAme they LOst to CaMbridgE
haS beEn giVEn To bosToN On a PRoTesT.
[illUstratioN: UNdErwooD. SchOENHUt. WhIte. flavEl. PeaRson. Miles.
TomiSon.
pattON. BrOckie. reany. hursT. HAmiltOn.
Lear. mcCarTy. wiseman (Capt.). PerkIns. NEwhall.
GERmANtOwN AcAdEMY FooTBALL tEAm.
ChAmpions Of the InTEr-ACaDEMIc league of PhiladelphIa, 1895.]
tHE cHampionsHip of tHE INtER-AcademiC LEagUe of pHIladeLphiA WaS
decided At StenTOn A wEek ago FRiDay. As aN eXhiBitIon of FOotbAll the
Game was a Poor pERformance, althoUGh at times the pLAyERS gATherEd
tHemselves toGethER and ShowED sIgnS Of havIng beEn COaCHed at some time
during ThE fall iN the sCience of the gaMe. I had been LED To expect
BettER tHIngs of Penn CharTer anD GermantowN, And was diSappoInted in
tHe slow and AT Times bunGliNg wAy tHat THEy Went about theiR BUsinEsS.
I feel cOnfIdent noW thAt iF thE prOpOsed match Between PEnN CHaRtEr aNd
BerKEley is plAyEd oN SAtuRday, tHE New-YoRkers OughT tO wIN eaSily, and
OUgHT To scOrE fRom 20 tO 30 poInTs. BerKeleY WilL line up And be
half-Way DOwn tHe FiEld befoRe Penn Charter KnOws the ball Is In pLay. I
haVE Seldom seEn such slow lining up, and suCH centre-LabOr to gEt thE
leather sTarTed. In tHis REspect The two Teams WeRe aBOUt equALLy Bad,
BuT once the baLL Was StartEd germAntown fOllowed it closer, morE
StrOngly, and with bEttEr sySTEm ThaN ThE phiLaDElpHIA's did.
[IllustratiOn: GERMANTOwN _vs._ PeNN CHARTER,
lEar, geRmantowN, going aRound RIght end.]
penn ChartEr was suffErIng sLIGhtLy from the
 Only once in a while didBoston for ce th emfor  a ny
d ista nce. On the of f ense , Cook, Aechtler, andSeave rd id t h emosteffecti v ew o rk.  A ec htl er ru ns ha rdand low , and is a  mo st  difficult m a nto stop. S eav er ran fromhis  posit io n f o r rep eat ed ga ins. F o r once ,
BostonLa t in got togethe r an d st arted in to win w h en the game began . It
h as be e n  afav orite tric kof th e irs tow ai t u nti l  the game was  lost
befor e  sh owingan y g o od off ensewo r k.But they be at B rooklinein the first f i ve minu tes by  th e a ggre s si ve nes st hey sh owe d . T hey real iz ed  that 
the y m i ghtyet  win  thechampionship,  fo r th e  ga me th ey lo st t oCambr idge
h as be en  given to Bosto n on  a protes t.[I llu st ratio n : Unde rwo od.  Schoen hut. Wh i te.  F l a v el . Pearson. Miles.To m i so n.
Patto n. Bro c ki e. Reany. H ur st.  Ham i l ton.Lear .  M cCarty.Wisema n  ( Ca pt.). P er kins.Ne wha ll. 
GERM A NTOW N ACAD EMY FOOT BALLT EAM.
Champions of the Inter- A ca d e mi c  Lea gue  of Philade lphi a , 18 95.] Th e c h ampio nship  o f  t h e Inter-Academic Le ag ue ofPhila delphia was
d ecided atS t e nton a w eeka go Friday. As anexhib ition of f o otball t he
ga me was a  poor per f o rmance,alt hou ghatt i me s the players g athe re d
thems elv es toge the r a ndsho we d signs o f having  b ee nco ach ed at some tim edur in g t he fa l l in t he sc ienc eof the  game.I  h a d  bee nle d to  ex pe ct
be tter thi ngs ofPenn Char ter andGe rm antown,  and was disa pp ointed inth e s low an d at times  bungling way that they went ab out  thei r bu siness.
I  fe el con fid e nt now  thatif th epro p o sed m a t ch  be tw een Penn C h a rte r and 
B erke ley isplayed on Saturday ,  th e New-Yorkers  ou ghtt o  w ine as i ly,  a n d
o u g ht to score fro m 20 to 30  p o in ts. Berkel e y w il l lineup andbe
ha l f-way d own the f ield befo re  Pen n Cha rter knows  the bal l is in p l ay. I ha ve se ldo m seen  s uch  slow  linin g  up , and  suchce ntre-l aborto  get the 
leather started. In th is res pectthe  two team s w e reabout equ ally  bad,
butonc e t he ba llw as st arte d  G erm a ntown  fol l owed it c l os er, m or e
strongly, a n d w ith b ett e r syst em t han the Philadelp h ia's did.
[Ill ustr a t ion : G E RMAN TO WN _VS._ PENNCHA RT E R ,
Lear,Ge rmantown, g oing aro un d  righ t end. ]
Penn  Charte r wa s  suffe ring  sl ightly fr omth e 
 Only_once in_a while did Boston_force them_for_any
distance. On_the_offense, Cook, Aechtler,_and Seaver did_the most
effective work. Aechtler_runs hard and_low,_and is a most difficult man
to stop. Seaver ran from his position for repeated_gains._For once,
Boston_Latin_got_together and started in to_win when the game began._It
has been_a favorite trick of theirs to wait until_the_game was lost
before_showing any good offense work. But they beat Brookline_in the
first five minutes by the_aggressiveness they showed._They_realized_that
they might yet win_the championship, for the game they_lost to Cambridge
has been given to_Boston on a protest.
[Illustration: Underwood. Schoenhut. White._Flavel. Pearson. Miles.
Tomison.
Patton. Brockie. Reany. Hurst._Hamilton.
Lear. McCarty. Wiseman (Capt.). Perkins._Newhall.
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY_FOOTBALL TEAM.
Champions of the Inter-Academic_League of Philadelphia,_1895.]
The championship_of the Inter-Academic_League of Philadelphia was
decided at Stenton_a week ago_Friday. As an exhibition of football_the
game_was a poor_performance,_although_at times_the players gathered
themselves_together_and showed_signs_of having been coached at some_time
during_the fall in the science of the_game. I had been_led_to expect
better things of_Penn Charter and Germantown, and_was disappointed in
the slow and at_times bungling_way that_they went about their business.
I feel confident now that if the_proposed match between Penn Charter and
Berkeley_is played on Saturday,_the New-Yorkers_ought_to win easily,_and
ought_to score_from 20 to 30 points. Berkeley will_line up_and be
half-way down the field before_Penn Charter knows the_ball_is in play. I
have seldom seen_such slow lining up, and such_centre-labor to get the
leather started._In_this_respect the two teams were_about equally bad,
but once the ball_was started Germantown_followed it closer, more
strongly, and with better_system_than the Philadelphia's did.
[Illustration: GERMANTOWN _VS.__PENN_CHARTER,
Lear, Germantown, going around right end.]
Penn_Charter_was_suffering slightly from the