Word: armes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...only three men retaining the same seats that they held on last Tuesday. These are Sleeper at four, Sprague at six, and Irving at stroke. Duffield is laid off on account of illness and the chances are that Hollister will not row, as he has an injured arm. If he does not row his place will be filled by M. Newell '94. Kernan has been moved from bow to No. 3. Lee, substitute, has been put in at two and Cornwall moved back to bow. The order will be: Bow, Cornwall; 2, Lee; 3, Kernan; 4, Sleeper; 5, Phelps...
...good back-stop, throws hard and accurately, but so far has been weak at the bat. The pitchers are Forsyth, Altman, Bradley and Hitzrot. They all have speed and fairly good control. Bradley has been playing well in the field, but has not pitched any owing to a lame arm. The showing made by the others has been about equal. Otto, the first baseman, has shown great improvement in batting, while his fielding is very sure. King at second is strong on thrown balls and covers a large amount of ground. Brooks and P. Ward are making a good fight...
Encouraged by the first score, Harvard played in better form than ever. Pennsylvania was forced to kick from the 25 yard line. From the middle of the field Mackie took Brewer under his arm and cleared the left end for 20 yards. Beautuful runs by Dunlop and Wrightington brought the teams to the 30 yard line. Mackie dashed 5 yards through the centre and Brewer gained the cheers of the crowd for his run of 10 yards. Within 2 yards of the line several plays were necessary before Brewer was pushed across. This touchdown with the goal which followed made...
Pennsylvania could not gain, for the Harvard men were playing in beautiful form. A kick took the ball into the middle of the field and then Mackie took Brewer under his arm and the ball was 20 yards nearer Pennsylvania's goal...
About 35 men have already been dropped from the number of candidates for the freshman crew. The rest are now being coached in body and arm work by Vail, L. S. After the work in the rowing room they go through the customary dumb bell exercise and follow it up with a short run. It is impossible to make a proper estimate of the material until after the close of the football season, when some of the heavier men will begin rowing...