Word: ball
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...opening touchdown came in the first period, when Jack McClure, after taking the kickoff up to the 35, immediately ripped off two 8-yard runs through the Berkeley tackles. Then Roy Moore duplicated his feat with two more 8-yarders to run the ball up onto the Berkeley...
...came Yale then assumed control momentarily. Recovering a fumble, the Yales resorted to the air, and after two unsuccessful attempts, Lamoreaux shot a 30-yard pass to Hogan, who was downed in his tracks. McClure ended the Eli threat by intercepting on his own goal line and running the ball back...
Calling signals is Al Silverberg, and his alternate, Don McSweeney. Silverberg stands out as a blocker, while McSweeney due to his speed carries the ball a good deal when he is in. Spark plug of the team, with guard Dave Grey, is Earl Foster, fullback, who leads the House league in scoring with six touchdowns...
Doughty and Davage played a good game at full backs. Burwell showed some good ball handling when the forward line was pressing the New Bedford goal...
Here, in the final quarter, the Kirkland running attack came to life, when Roy Moore shifted to the tailback post and eloped through Winthrop for two first downs. Another fumble gave Winthrop the ball, and the Puritans, with Joo Peden and Phil Starr heaving, completed four passes, each 20 yards, to bring the Puritans to the Kirkland five yard line...