Word: cranston
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Harvard-Cumnock, Woodman, Longstreth, (Carpenter), Cranston, Trafford, Davis, Crosby; quarter-back, G. Harding; half-backs. V. Harding, (Lee), and Porter; full back, Sears...
Harvard-Cumnock, Woodman, Carpenter, Cranston, Trafford, Davis, Harding; quarter-back, G. Harding; half-backs, Porter and Lee; full-back, Sears...
...decidedly heavier than ours, averaging 177 pounds. The team play of Harvard was very bad, although many of the men did brilliant work. Captain Sears rushed and punted well, but fumbled badly. Harding at times passed very wildly. The best playing for Harvard was done by Trafford, Cumnock. Cranston, Porter and Sears. For Princeton, Ames excelled in rushing and punting, while Cook and Cowan did superb work in the rush line...
...Eleven leaves Cambridge for Princeton this afternoon at 5 o'clock. The team will probably be composed as follows: Cumuock, Longstreth, Carpenter, Cranston, Trafford. Davis, V. Harding; quarter-back, G. Harding; half-backs, Lee and Porter; full-back, Sears. Some changes, however, may be made before the game is played. The following men will accompany the team as substitutes: Crosby, Austin, Van Schaik, Dean, Slocum, Perry, Morse, Wadsworth...
...better Saturday than they have been doing, although almost all, and particularly Davis and Crosby, still tackle high. The rush line work and tackling of Cumnock deserve commendation, although he is careless about off-side playing. G. Harding, also, is too apt to play off-side. The rushers, notably Cranston, are still careless about foul holding. The work of the backs was good; in spite of the slippery condition of the ball, they fumbled very little...