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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...played Saturday afternoon on Jarvis field, Hovey and Chase winning. The first set was the most interesting, and Lee and Tallant did very good work, though they were beaten by a score of 8-6. In the set Hovey and Chase warmed up still better, while Lee and Tallant began to lose ground. They played often to net, and Lee's returns were very slow. Hovey and Chase won the set by a score of 6-4, and also the following one-score 6-0-thus winning the three sets. Hovey and Chase were in good form, and played...
...first touch down was made three minutes after play began by Knapp. Townsend also secured a touch down during this half for Andover, and Knapp kicked goals from both. In the second half Colt scored again for Andover, but no goal was kicked...
...game began a little after three o'clock, and two half hours were played. Orange had the ball at the start-off, but failed to gain, and Spaulding was forced to kick. Trafford was allowed a fair catch on Harvard's 30 yard line. The eleven was playing a very aggressive game, and the ball was carried rapidly to Orange's end. Lake gained 12 yards and Blanchard 10 more. Corbett followed this with nearly 30 yards in two rushes. Lake and Blanchard again banged into the Orange line and the ball was 18 yards nearer Orange's goal. Upton...
...yards. This seemed to arouse the team, and they settled down again. An exchange of punts by the full-backs resulted in Harvard's favor; then Mason got through and forced Speir to lose 15 yards; Spaulding was forced to kick and the ball came to Harvard. Lee began the gaining by a run of 20 yards around the end; Upton followed it with one of the prettiest rushes of the afternoon through the line; Corbett gained 6 yards through a hole between Upton and Mason. Lee and Blanchard brought the ball 13 yards nearer the Orange goal; and Corbett...
...Casino Company began the production of "The Grand Duchess" at the Globe Theatre Monday night. The opera is in the main heavy and uninteresting. The music is not new, and what is worse not bright and tuneful. There are one or two good numbers, notably the Sabre Song at the end of the first act, and the duet...