Word: farness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...season for many years, and the forward pass and onside kick were managed with great accuracy. These two teams were defeated by the scores of 21 to 0, and 44 to 0, respectively. Although Harvard won the game at West Point, the only contest away from home so far, by the score of 5 to 0, the eleven seemed to lack much of the team play and striking power which had characterized most of the previous games. The defense, however, was very strong with the result that West Point seldom threatened Harvard's goal line. In a game full...
From this time on the team developed consistently, although the possibilities or the new rules were still far from realization. The future eleven was beginning to take shape about this time, when Forbes was moved from tackle to end, and Hockenberger was proving his worth as a centre. The two remaining games proved to be hard ones. By a splendid brace, when defeat seemed certain, Yale was victorious over West Point. Brown also was a difficult opponent and held Yale down to one hard fought touchdown...
Captain Foster, the first speaker, expressed his sincere thanks for the support given the team so far, and said that if this same support is continued, it will show its results. He also spoke of the determination and feeling of unity and co-operation existing in the members of the team...
...desire also to make sure as far as possible that every first-year student is feeling at home in his College life, and getting what he wants from the University; and I shall be grateful to any one who will show me any way of furthering this desire. The Committee of Advisers will do what it can; but we shall not fully succeed unless the students come and tell us what they want personally...
...first half with four substitutes in the line-up Harvard completely outplayed Dartmouth, showing a very powerful offense and a defense which prevented their opponents from making a touchdown with the ball in their possession on Harvard's seven-yard line. Of the ends Orr played by far the best game, although he, too, was slow in getting down the field under punts. His tackling was sure and hard, and his scoring of two touchdowns on long, open plays were the most brilliant features in the game. In the line Osborne was of great service on the offence, often getting...