Word: ending
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Tuesday and Wednesday, November 19 and 20, their will be a sale of admission tickets to the Pennsylvania game to members of the University only. The price will be fifty cents and but one ticket will be sold to each man. These tickets will admit to the south end of the field and will not entitle the holders to seats...
Richardson, at left end, played on the Hopkinson team for three years, and plays a steady game. He is likely to get drawn in on round the end plays, but tackles hard...
Cochrane, at right end, is from Groton. He is a hard, willing player and gets down on kicks in fine style. He follows the ball well, but has a tendency to get off-side. He is good at breaking up interference...
Johnston, substitute end, is from St. Marks, where he played on the school team. He is a good tackler, but fails to keep up the interference as he should. He is rather light for the position...
...scrub was strengthened with 'varsity substitutes and extra backs, and the play was in the 'varsity's territory nearly the entire half. Gains were made by the scrub on end plays and the quarterback kick, but the 'varsity line held firm. Neither side scored during this half, but Graham, for the scrub, all but kicked a goal from the field. The play of the regulars showed its old-time listlessness, and the backs continually fumbled...