Word: attacked
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...apparent that it would have been inexcusable in the first game of the season. The plays were run off in a slipshod fashion with no concerted action in starting. On line plays the backs straggled into the holes in a hesitating way that put no force into the attack, and on end runs, with one exception, formed no interference. On the offense the line was slow, and neither opened holes nor helped the runners. On the defense the men did as well as usual, but this made up in no way for the unusual weakness of the attack...
...season. The game will be called at 3 o'clock. Last Saturday the Freshmen lost their first game to Exeter by a score of 6 to 0, chiefly through their inability to stop heavy mass plays. Since then they have been coached to meet this style of attack; and their line will be strengthened by the addition of Oveson from the University squad. Andover's team is not very strong this year, and although the game will probably be close, the Freshmen are expected...
...remain next year, all but two have been on the team for two or three years. Goal will be the hardest position to all and at present there is no prominent candidate for this place. Goddard has played the position, but he will probably be more serviceable on the attack. Leake, who played goal on the Freshman team this year, may improve enough to make the University team. Chaffee, Batten and Edwards, all good defense men, will be candidates again, and for the attack Bennett, Beane, Ingalls and Smith are prominent candidates...
...lacrosse team lost to the Crescent Athletic Club at Brooklyn on Saturday by a score of 6 to 1. The Crescent team outplayed Harvard at every point. Harvard showed strength on the defense, but was very weak in attack, and seemed to be much handicapped by the pouring rain and soggy field. Sever, Guggenleimer and Wynne did the best work for Harvard...
ITHACA, N. Y., May 24.--The Harvard lacrosse team defeated Cornell this afternoon by the score of 6 to 0. Cornell was outclassed at every point. The Harvard attack was weak in the first half and only two goals were scored. Later, however, the offensive work improved. The defense of the Harvard team was very strong, Sever and Guggenheimer playing especially good games in this respect. Sever, Michell, and Hardy each made two goals. Twenty-five minute halves were played...