Word: carr
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following thirty men will be taken: Bartels, Brill, Burr, Carr, Cunniff, Foster, Fultz, Guild, Hall, Hurley, Kersburg, Knowlton, Leonard, Leary, Lincoln, Lockwood, McFadon, Macdonald, Montgomery, Nesmith, Newhall, Nichols, O'Brien, Parker, Peirce, Spear, Squires, Starr, Wendell, White. Head Coach Reid, Dr. Nichols, Dr. Smith, Trainer McMasters, J. F. Ryan, F. A. Goodhue '06, and J. Reynolds, Jr., '07 will go with the team. The second team, accompanied by P. E. Dutcher '08, will leave for the game tomorrow afternoon...
...fill the temporary vacancy caused by Newhall's injury, Lincoln was also given a trial at that position. Hanley, at fullback on the second eleven, played an excellent game, especially on the defence. Lockwood used good judgment in running on fake kicks, making two long gains on such plays. Carr was not out on account of an injured thigh and may not play Saturday. Hurley and Squires, however, will probably be in the game. Starr was given a rest yesterday...
...preliminary work consisted mostly of punting practice, and the line men were coached in breaking through on the kicks. Parker tried goal kicking under the direction of J. Lawrence '01. After the scrimmage Coach Waters gave the line men very thorough coaching in blocking and breaking through. Carr did only light work. Captain Hurley ran through signals in his regular position at right halfback. Knowlton has been added to the list of injured and will probably be out of the game two weeks with water on the knee. Although it is not quite certain how seriously Nesmith injured...
...yard line. After Brill and White had stopped the next two plays for a loss Adams was again forced to punt. Harvard fumbled on the first down and Brown secured the ball on Harvard's 43-yard line. An exchange of punts gained five yards for the University team. Carr stopped the next play for a loss and Adams lost two yards more on a fake kick by running too far in. He then punted to Newhall who was downed in his tracks on the 12-yard line. Foster made 10 yards on a cross line play and, after short...
...ball to Harvard's 40-yard line. Adams then punted to Starr on the 12-yard line. From there Harvard carried the ball the length of the field by straight rushing. With Knowlton back Starr gained four yards around right end, and Wendell just made first down. Foster, Carr and Wendell each gained first downs, Wendell and Foster netting 16 yards in three plays. Wendell and Carr were then given the ball alternately for eight plays and advanced it 25-yards. With Knowlton back 12 yards were added, Foster carying the ball to the 25-yards line. Harvard was penalized...