Word: ball
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting of the Senior dormitory smoker committees in the Sanctum of the CRIMSON this evening at 7 o'clock. This meeting will be very important and it is essential that the following men report in order to make plans for the coming inter-dormitory smokers: H. V. Ball, R. W. Bennett, C. L. Callander, D. E. Dunbar, T. S. P. Griffin, C. N. Holman, J. Indelkofer, H. G. Knight, T. B. Lewis, F. S. Moulton, H. S. Ross, S. M. Thomas, A. W. Welch, P. H. Wellman. 1913 SMOKER COMMITTEE...
Greystone scored first soon after play began, and kept the ball in Harvard territory for some time, but before the end of the first period the University team tied the score through the good work of the forwards, Jennings making the tally...
...University team scored again early in the second half, when Needham sent the ball through the posts. The visitors then made two more goals, and later Barron scored for Harvard from a foul. Greystone broke the tie and made their fourth goal in almost the last minute of play...
...short, the men were given a thorough drilling in the scrimmage between the first team and the substitutes in the playing of their individual positions and in the practicing of new plays. The fact that it rained gave the men a chance to become accustomed to a slippery ball and will probably stand them in good stead as there is rarely a year when there are not at least a few games played in the rain. Judging from the way Brown defeated Pennsylvania and considering the fact that the Brown game is only two days off, the practice today will...
...time against plays such as are expected to be used by Brown and Princeton. The remainder of the afternoon was used for signal practice and the perfection of defensive formations. The first touchdown came only a few minutes after the scrimmage began. The second team had been given the ball in mid-field and had tried several unsuccessful plays to break through the University forwards. Another plunge was called for, but the ball was fumbled. Brickley scooped it up and ran 40 yards to the goal-line, with nobody near him. The seconds were again given the ball...