Word: backed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Only two promising men are left for the pole vault. R. B. Gring '06, of the 1904 team, who tied for first place at 11 ft. 6 in. that year in the dual meet, is back. A. G. Grant '07 has done 11 ft. 3 in. in practice. As E. M. Sawyer 2G. has had four years of track work, he is ineligible...
Sibley ran the kickoff back 10 yards to the 30-yard line. Coach Brown punted for the second eleven, the ball going outside on the 35-yard line. The first eleven then rushed the ball down the field, and Brill again went over for the touchdown, Burr kicking the goal. Whitman returned the next kickoff to the 35-yard line. After an exchange of punts and several fumbles, the first team secured the ball on its own 25-yard line and rushed straight down the field, Brill making the last touchdown. Time was called...
...this year, C. J. Jackman 3L. and M. S. Crosby '08. M. H. Stone '07, who sprained his ankle a few days before the intercollegiate meet last year, and A. King 3L., captain for this year, who ran on, the team two and three years ago, are also back. The run with the Institute of Technology will take place on November 11. The intercollegiate races, in which Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Princeton and Cornell enter teams, will be held on November...
...partly due to the slippery condition of the field. Clark and Foreteller did the best work for Harvard. Several times Forckheimer broke through center and stopped end plays. Simons ran the team well, and Severance got off some good punts. The Andover team was the heavier, and their back-field was especially fast...
...well and his strokes at the net were nearly always well placed. After losing the first set, 6-0, Howland braced, winning by 6-4, Niles seemed to have lost much of his accuracy. In the next two sets Niles allowed Howland only two games, his drives to the back line were hard and very accurate, and he never failed to take advantage of his opponent's inability to cover the court...