Word: foule
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...game was characterized by much fouling on the part of both teams. Up to the second half the score was 7 to 6 in Harvard's favor. Three successive goals from the field and one goal from a foul, however, placed Princeton in the lead, which was kept during the rest of the game. In individual playing Clark, Lehmann and Underwood for Harvard and Pell and Carter for Princeton, did the best work...
...Technology was clearly outclassed, in spite of an advantage over Harvard in size. The game as a whole was slow and unscientific, and in the second half became very rough. Clark of Harvard was injured and forced to retire. Both teams showed a tendency to foul, principally by holding and running with the ball. Harvard's passing was at times erratic and the attempts at blocking off were listless. The Technology team was good at ground passing, but weak in keeping its cover. For Harvard Gilles did the best individual work; while Levy and Cox played a strong game...
...Freshman basketball team was defeated by the Salem High School at Salem last night, by the close score of 22 to 19. All during the first half the game was even, the score standing 10 to 10 at the end of the period. The goal from a foul, which lost the game, came in the last three minutes of play...
...first eight minutes of the game neither side scored. Harvard then secured a foul but missed the goal. This was followed by a series of long shots by Yale and scoring by both teams. The half ended with the score 28 to 8 in Yale's favor...
Goals -- Lockwood 2, Rogers 2, Clark 12, and one basket from a foul; Sharpe 3, Hyatt 2, Lehmann 2, Fenwick 3, Gilles 2, Underwood 1: Totals--Yale, 20 regular baskets and one from a foul; Harvard, 8 regular baskets. Referee -- J. K. Clark 2L. Umpires -- G. May, Yale M. S. and S. W. Dickson, Hartford Y. M. C. A. Timekeeper -- A. L. Griffths Yale '01. Time -- Twenty minute halves...