Word: attack
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...holler "Oxford!" "Oxford!" He is fond of exercise, a couple of hours of it every day and he will have it. The result of this is he is always having or preparing for a game or a tussle of some sort and he never has an attack of nerves when the tussle is going on or after it is finished. Some of the Cambridge crew who rowed against Harvard this year had rowed in thirty and more races. And the undergraduate who gets no further than the "Torpids" while in college has rowed in at least twenty races, more miles...
...accurate. All the offense scored at least one goal, and the defense, although threatened but little, was strong. In the second period the forwards of the first team showed poor condition, and the team play was ragged. Toward the end of the practice, however, they renewed their former vigorous attack and by good team work several goals were scored. In this period A. Winsor '02, the head coach, made the only goal for the second team...
...University team has improved steadily during the season and has developed an effective attack, as shown in the Cornell game last Monday. Haverford has a well-balanced, team of experienced players, many of whom played on last year's championship team. Last month they defeated Columbia by the score of 2 to 1, while the University team defeated Columbia...
...defeated Cornell this afternoon on Percy Field, by the score of 5 to 1. In spite of the unfavorable conditions, the University team played well and showed a marked improvement in team work over the form in the Columbia game. Cornell's defense was unable to check the hard attack of the University forwards, and but for the snow which made accurate shooting impossible, the score would have been larger. Of the five goals, Osborne made three, and Biddle and A. N. Reggio one each. Cornell's goal came after a hard scrimmage in front of the net, following...
...association football team defeated Columbia on Saturday at Alumni Field, New York, by the score of 1 to 0. With only ten men in the line-up, Columbia was unable to block the clever attack of the University team, and was on the defensive during most of the game. The single goal was scored in the first half after a series of speedy passes by the forwards to A. N. Reggio, who sent the ball into the net. Osborne, the University team's centre forward, played an excellent game, and continually broke up the Columbia attack before it was fairly...