Word: balle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...John Marshall's day to the great college that it had become when Dr. Tucker resigned in 1909. Died. Thor, 2, able retriever of golfer's dub-shots; at Briarcliff Lodge golf course, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Dog Thor was struck by an automobile when retrieving a ball-nevertheless brought it back to the golfer, wagged his tail, died...
...great running of Pruce Caldwell brought Yale the last two touchdowns. In the third period Caldwell took the ball almost single-handed from his own 43 yard line across the Georgia goal. The only gain in this march that Caldwell did not make himself was a three yard buck by Foote. Again in the fourth quarter, Caldwell took the ball over after a series of nighty rushes...
...Generals almost won the game in the last two plays. Spotts, playing right and interecpted a Princeton pass and ran to the 17 yard line. On the next play Rauber passed to Spotts who was in position behind the goal, but Strubing of Princeton knocked the ball down as the whistle blew...
...scrimmage against Coach Jimmy Knox's second team players, and were followed by the first Junior eleven who faced the scrubs for a like period of time. The object of this drill was primarily to give defensive training to the class teams; the seconds being in possession of the ball the greater part of the time. The Sophomores, during their brief possession of the ball, were unable to make any great headway against the second team line. Later, the Juniors engaged in a stiff scrimmage which afforded an excellent defensive drill...
Earlier in the afternoon, the Sophomore eleven had engaged in a dummy and then regular scrimmage with the Browne and Nichols School team. The emphasis was put entirely upon the defensive development of the 1929 players. The schoolboys had the ball throughout the brief scrimmage, and succeeded in pushing over a touchdown after a series of gains through the line...