Word: attack
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Your editorial in this morning's CRIMSON comes as a most unexpected and unjustifiable attack on the class of 1907. You state that "the history of the class from the beginning, viewed from its negative or indifferent position on most questions which have intimately concerned it or the University, would incline the hasty observer toward the first mentioned reason (that the class is wilfully failing to take its fair part in the University's life and activities). This is strong language, and language that should either be substantiated or retracted. You convey the impression that the past history...
Harvard made two touchdowns, one in each half. The first was made by Mills on an attack at centre, from the 1-yard line, after the ball had been rushed with steady gains for over 85 yards. Noyes missed the goal. The second touchdown also was secured by Mills on a line-ply from the 1-2 yard line. Noyes kicked an easy goal...
...Yale defeated the Springfield Training School eleven on Yale Field this afternoon by the score of 6 to 0, in a hard game marred by much fumbling and numerous penalties. On the offense, Yale was strong; her defense, however, was unable to withstand Springfield's heavy line and strong attack, and allowed the visiting team to make first down five times. Springfield gained ground chiefly on Yale's fumbling of punts, and at one time, was within striking distance of a touchdown. Time was called with the ball in Yale's possession on Springfield's 2-yard line...
...other hand, was discouraging, especially in the first-half, when the Maine team made consistent gains through White at centre. In the second half on line held decidedly better, as the men charged lower and faster, and Barney, who replaced White, proved more effective in checking the attack...
Harvard's centre field was very successful in bringing the ball down toward goal, but the attack lost many chances to score through frequent errors and too little shooting. Hays at goal was very effective and stopped several difficult shots. On the attack, Bennett, Outerbridge and Adams were fast and aggressive. The team-play of the defence was uniformly good...