Word: behind
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...than usual and four touchdowns were scored. The playing was very crude, with ragged interference and considerable fumbling. Quicker starting, however, was noticeable and the backs kept their feet better while advancing the ball. Three of the touchdowns were made on straight rushing and one on a kick blocked behind the second team's goal line. The longest run was made by Coburn who secured the ball on a quarterback kick at the center of the field and reached the 10 yard line before he was caught by Trott. The line-ups follow: Jones, Matthews, l.e. r.e., Crocker, Sawyer, Macdonald...
...Harvard on the 33 yard line. Harvard then advanced straight down the field and, principally by means of fairly good end runs by Knowles, who replaced Kernan, arrived within a few inches of West Point's goal. The ball was lost on downs, however, but the punt from behind the goal was blocked and though there was a question, owing to interference by the spectators, as to whether a touchdown or a safety should be counted for Harvard, the latter score was finally agreed upon and the game ended a few minutes afterward...
...Kernan were scored after very ordinary playing in which the University eleven forced its way without much effort through and around the second team's line. On the second kick-off, however, Marshall received the ball at the 15 yard line and reaching the centre of the field behind good interference, ran the remainder of the distance alone and made a touchdown. It was the longest run made on Soldiers Field this fall and was very cleverly executed. The line-ups of the teams follow: FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND ELEVEN. Matthews l.e. r.e., Macdenald Wright, l.t. r.t., O'Connell A. Marshall...
Marshall made his brilliant 75 yards run on the next kick-off and was only prevented from scoring a touchdown by a diving tackle from behind which stopped him on the 15 yard line. In three plays the ball was carried over by Stillman. Barnard again kicked goal. After the next kick-off several trick plays were tackled for a loss and Harvard finally secured the ball on a punt on Wesleyan's 40 yard line. Kernan then went around right end behind good interference for the fourth touchdown. Barnard kicked goal. Harvard, 24; Wesleyan, 0. The last touchdown...
...took the ball to Exeter's fifteen yard line, but lost it here for holding. After a fair catch, Goodhue tried a place kick from the field, but failed. The ball was punted to Harvard's fifty yard line, where Parker made a fair catch. Goodhue, with the wind behind him, kicked a goal from placement. HARVARD SECOND. EXETER. Lane, Goodhue, l.e. r.e., Evans Lehman, l.t. r.t., Marshall Bowditch, l.g. r.g., Dillon Sugden, c. c., Hooper Wilder, r.g. l.g., MacFadden Mason, r.t. l.t., Cooney McDonald, Percival, r.e., l.e., Holzman Noyes, Parker, q.b. q.b., Lawrence Trott, Noyes, l.h.b. r.h.b., Hogan, Hammill...