Word: faked
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Freshman football team defeated the St. Paul's School eleven, 16 to 0, Saturday afternoon at Concord, N. H. The hurdling of the line by Reynolds, for the Freshmen, and a 35-yard run around right end by Smith on a fake kick, for St. Paul's were the noticeable features of the game. In the line the teams were evenly matched, but in the back-field the Freshman eleven was the heavier and stronger. The St. Paul's team was not once able to make its distance by straight rushing. The playing of the Freshmen in the first half...
...Greene '02 coached the centers in passing. The substitutes scored one touchdown against the second in a 15 minute line-up, and Noyes, on a second trial, kicked a goal from the 30-yard line. There were several long runs, Noyes going 45 yards on a fake kick and Leonard making 30 yards on a similar play...
...second was then given the ball near the centre of the field and on a fake kick Leonard made a run of 40 yards eluding both C. B. Marshall and Nichols before being finally downed...
...practice since the Amherst game, yesterday's showing was disheartening. Particularly so was the lack of team work on the offense. The backs were fast and effective when they started together, but frequently gave away the play, On the defense the men were slow in smashing up interference on fake plays, three of these plays being used by Wesleyan for a total of 45 yards. By being off-side and holding, the University team was penalized 25 yards...
...second eleven kicked off and the first was quickly forced to punt, but recovered the ball on downs. Noyes made a 25-yard run on a fake kick from a direct pass and Harrison carried the ball over. The second score was made by Meier after a number of plays had brought the ball near the goal line. The ball was then given to the second on its 15-yard line, but it was forced to punt and Randall brought the ball back 30 yards with good interference. Schoelkopf made the last touchdown...