Word: fives
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...consolation cross-country run, held yesterday afternoon over the regular five-mile course, was won by R. E. Dole '10. K. Mills '07 was second, and S. Withington '07, third. The time, 26 minutes, 27 seconds, was very creditable...
...yard line before he was forced out of bounds. Newhall punted to McDevitt on Dartmouth's 29-yard line. After two short gains, one through the line and one on a forward pass, Dartmouth was set back to the 21-yard line for holding, recovering five yards on the next play, however, for Parker's interference with the centre. Orr downed the ball on the short punt which followed on the 44-yard line. On the next play Orr got the ball on a forward pass from Newhall, and, after dodging McDevitt in the backfield, made the first touchdown...
...touchback. Gilder ran back the kick-out from his own 50-yard line to Dartmouth's 49-yard line. Then, after two substantial gains by Gilder and Lincoln, Dartmouth secured the ball on a forward pass on their 31-yard line. After one play Harvard was penalized five yards for offside play. Dartmouth carried the ball to the 51-yard line in five line bucks and a forward pass to DeAngelis. Here Wendell secured the ball on a forward pass. Lincoln made five yards on an onside kick on which the ball went out of bounds. Newhall at once tried...
...kick-out 28 yards to Harvard's 42-yard line. Newhall then got the ball on a forward pass on his 34-yard line. Newhall at once punted, and when his team regained the ball on a forward pass, he punted again, McDevitt downing the ball on the five-yard line. McDevitt returned the punt to Newhall on the 34-yard line. In the next play Osborne downed the ball on the 16-yard line after a fumbled forward pass. In five plays Wendell made the third and last touchdown for Harvard. Osborne kicked the goal...
...this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. Having spoken on the completion of the first part between the years 1797 and 1803 in his last lecture, Professor Kuehnemann will now deal with the second part, which was completed in 1831. The lecture, which is the last of a series of five on "Der junge Goethe und Goethe's Faust," will be open to the public...