Word: ending
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...first article on this subject printed recently, the average annue expenditure is calculated, and at the end, Professor Palmer speaks of the high charges for room rent and tuition at Harvard, suggesting that it might be thought that this places a Harvard education out of the reach of the poor man. Continuing he says...
Saxe kicked a goal. Morrison collided with Sears and had to leave the field. Finally took his place and played a steady game throughout. Nichols was slightly injured and Harding went to quarter back, Holden taking end rush. The splendid blocking off of Sears enabled Wood to make another touchdown. Goal. The ball was soon lost by Amherst, and Porter after a brilliant rush, scored the seventh touchdown. The try for goal was a failure but Boyden seized the ball and made another touchdown, from which a goal was kicked. Harding, after a beautiful run, scored the ninth touchdown, resulting...
Tufts won the toss and took the west end of the field, preferring to have the strong wind in their favor instead of the ball. By short rushes Harvard gained steadily, and Perry made the first touchdown. Woodman kicked the goal. The same tactics were put in force after the ball was brought to the middle of the field and Hallowell made the second touchdown. The ball was punted out by Smith. No goal...
...Score at end of first half: Harvard, 16; Tufts...
...Williams College team, accompanied by about fifteen supporters, played a good game against our team on Jarvis Field yesterday afternoon. Play began at 4 o'clock with Williams at the end of the field with the sun in their eyes. Longwell passed the ball to Kimball, who made a short run. On the 4th down Williams carried the ball back twenty yards but on the next Harvard had the ball. Woods and Sears made runs. Latter tackled by Roland. Sixe plays well out and Harding passes it out to him and he makes the first touchdown four minutes after...