Word: browne
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Cornell--A. C. Bean, L. R. Bogert, L. R. Brown, C. S. De Golyer, A. W. Grant, Jr., C. S. Holmes, M. S. Jones, N. R. Peet, H. J. Spelman, P. S. Taylor, R. Y. Thatcher, H. C. Young...
...Harvard, 6; Brown...
...failed to work its forward passes with which they have usually been so proficient. Then the team went down to Annapolis and narrowly escaped defeat at the hands of the Navy team, Nourse running sixty yards with a fumbled ball for a tie score, 6 to 6. The Brown team was defeated 6 to 2, in a fast game in which Harvard completely outplayed its opponents, and from the Brown game on, the improvement in the University team has been constant. The Carlisle Indians were unable to hold it at all, and were scored on three times. Last Saturday Harvard...
...ends Browne and Crowley are efficient men, tackle hard, and do well with the forward pass. Their one fault is that they are slow in getting down the field under punts. In Brown, Cutting and Houston, they have very able substitutes. The tackles, Fish and MacKay, are generally conceded to be two as good linemen as Harvard has had in some time. They are both excellent on the defense, and Fish's work not only in the line, but in catching forward passes, stands out above the rest of the team...
...Brown '98, a former coach of the second team, and M. L. Newhall '08, for two years quarterback on the University eleven, arrived today and aided in the coaching. It is still doubtful whether or not Captain Burr will be in condition to start the game Saturday. He went to New Haven in the morning and practiced punts, but his arm is still weak. The men who remained in Farmington took a long walk in the morning, and in the afternoon practiced kicking and had a short signal practice at the Country Club. There will be a short signal practice...