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The University association football team was defeated by Haverford on Saturday in the intercollegiate championship game by the score of 2 to 1. Haverford's light forwards were very fast and displayed better team work than the University players, who depended almost entirely on individual work. On the defense, the University backs were not given enough assistance by the forwards.
For the University team, Brooks and A. N. Reggio played especially well. In spite of a constant guard of two Haverford players, Osborne played his usual good game. In the second half, several opportunities to score were lost by the University forwards through inaccurate kicking. Baker, Haverford's centre forward, played brilliantly and was the most untiring player on the field.
Haverford won the toss and chose to defend the north goal with a strong wind behind them. During the first half, Baker made two goals, aided by fast team work on the part of the other forwards. Shortly after the beginning of the second period, A. N. Reggio scored Harvard's only goal.
The summary follows: Score--Haverford, 2; Harvard, 1. Goals--Baker 2, A. N. Reggio. Referee--J. H. Fairfax-Luey. Linesmen--D. V. Leland '10 and F. R. Leland '10. Time--25-minute halves.
Score--Haverford, 2; Harvard, 1. Goals--Baker 2, A. N. Reggio. Referee--J. H. Fairfax-Luey. Linesmen--D. V. Leland '10 and F. R. Leland '10. Time--25-minute halves.
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