Word: badness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Crocker gained gained 10 yards behind Amherst's V from the middle of the field. Shea prevented Gould from gaining and on the third down, an exchange of kicks was made. On Amherst's third down Dean broke through, took Lyall's bad pass and scored a touchdown from the 35 yard line; goal. Score...
...second half was practically a repetition of the first, except for some very bad fumbling back of the second eleven's line. The 'Varsity made four touch downs, from three of which goals were kicked; for the second eleven Lee again ran around the end and scored. Final score...
...Saint-Saens selections were very happily chosen. In the first, Mr. Adamowski had a chance to show his good taste and fine technique without the pedantry of a concerto and Mr. Nikisch appeared to great advantage in portraying the grotesque humour of the Danse Macabre. It is too bad that some other part of the Mendelssohn Midsummer Night's Dream music was not given instead of the Wedding March. The latter has what with many is a merit, familiarity; but many of the other numbers are quite as beautiful and do not need this added recommendation...
...first snap back, and Shaw, who had broken through the line, snatched up the ball, ran 18 yards, and scored; no goal. Score 10-0. The next touch-down was a little slower in coming, but the ball was kept in the visitors' territory all the time. A bad misunderstanding of the signals lost Harvard 25 yards at one time; aside from that the play was steadily good. Lake, Corbett, Upto and Blanchard were sent against the line one after another, and every time the gain was material. Harvard finally got the ball down on Orange's 10 yard line...
...Kell now sent the ball to Harvard's end of the field. Trafford allowed his second punt to roll across the line, and the ball was brougth out to the 25 yard line. From here Harvard forced it rapidly back to the other end of the field. Another bad pass by Dean threatened considerable loss at one time, but, Blanchard fell on it. Corbett brought it to the 35 yard line by a good run of 30 yards. The play remained at this point for some time; finally the ball was passed to Trafford for a trial at the goal...