Fielding Yost, Football for Player and Spectator… (1905)
“ This diagram shows what is commonly known as the Pennsylvania defense. The ends are played in very close to tackle and sent immediately into the opposing interference to break it up or tackle the runner. They will meet the interference before it is under much headway and will often be successful in spoiling the play behind the line. If the ends do not get the runner he will usually be left without interference and can be easily tackled by one of the defensive backs. ”
