Word: fall
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...that the outcome of the senior junior game is known, we are glad to offer Ninety-seven our hearty congratulations on their victory. Their team has done much this fall to deserve success, and now shows itself worthy of the confidence they have felt in it. What the final result of the class series will be, it is not possible to say; but it is gratifying to see all the games so closely contested. The entire uncertainty as to the winner of the championship adds greatly to the interest which the College will take in the series...
...Since the Brown game of Wednesday, there has been a good deal of criticism in the various papers as to Pennsylvania's playing, most everybody agreeing that there was a decided fall-off in the work of the men as compared with previous games. Much of this criticism has been too severe, though the team's work is undoubtedly not altogether satisfactory. The following from the Evening Telegraph is, we think, a fair and just criticism of the work of the men as shown by the Brown game...
...Borden '96, of Fall River, Mass., quarterback, was substitute quarterback of his freshman eleven and quarterback of his class team his sophomore year. Began last season on the 'varsity squad but had to give up by reason of a broken collar bone. Is sharp and alert and plucky, but lacks judgment at times. Age 20, height 5 ft. 7 in., weight...
Norman W. Cabot '98, of Brookline, left end, prepared for college at Hale and Noble's School, where he captained the team which won the junior interscholastic championship in 1893. Played left end on the 'varsity last fall. Is a fine end rush and runs well with the ball as well. He also stroked the freshman crew last year. Age 18, height 5 ft., 11 in., weight...
...Hynson, P. G., entered Princeton in the fall of '94, from Dickinson College where he played football for three years. His position is end. Age 25, height 5 ft. 101/2 in., weight...