Word: ball
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...evidently underestimating her opponents' kicking ability, had only one man back to receive the punts. This paved the way for Yale's touchdown. Tibbott fumbled Guernsey's twisting spiral and as there was no one near to help him, it was comparatively easy for Way to scoop up the ball and dash the remaining 25 yards to the goal line. Besides out-kicking his opponent, Guernsey contributed directly to the score by two drop-kicks. The first, from his own 46-yard line, was the most spectacular kick of the season. The second was easier but it had to travel...
...second half the scrubs came near scoring twice, forcing the ball right up to the Brown goal-line but both times losing the ball on a fumble. The second team was particularly successful in the use of the forward pass, attempting six, five of which were completd and netted a total of eighty yards. The Brown team also tried the passing game but without success. However, the one pass that did work gained forty-five yards, the runner clearing all the Harvard team with the exception of Murray...
...single point scored against it during the entire season. The ower of its defense was well shown by its splendid stand in last Saturday's 6 to 0 victory over Princeton, when the latter team with the aid of a 15-yard penalty rushed the ball to the second's 6-yard line only to be hurled back and held for downs...
...result of individual play. Three times the seconds' substitutes held their opponents within their 10-yard line. The first of the scores tallied came when the University forwards broke through and forced Gardner to fumble on his attempt to kick out of danger, Caner falling on the ball as it rolled over the goal-line. Nelson made the second touchdown after intercepting a forward pass on the seconds' 35-yard line, and the third came when Willcox got loose on an end-run, dodging down the field for 55 yards...
...starting off with a rush and scoring two goals in the first few minutes of play, the Columbia soccer team defeated the University team, 3 goals to 1, on South Field this afternoon. The University's defense proved inadequate during the first half and Columbia kept the ball in their territory almost constantly. In the second half the University team strengthened and play centered around the enemy's goal. The final punch was lacking however, the tries at goal all going wild...