Word: fourth
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...found just west of Porter's Station. There were twenty-six men at the break. The first hound in was T. C. Craig, '87, who acted as master of the hounds. R. T. Paine, Jr., was a close second. Baldwin '89, and W. Austin, '87, were respectively third and fourth. The hares were H. A. Lothrop, '87, and J. A. Bailey...
...heavy smashing of lobs by Tailer and Snow. Their team play was very strong. In the last two sets the Sears brothers played an excellent back-game. In the third, Snow and Tailer led by a score of 5 - 4, but finally lost the set. In the fourth, Snow and Tailer did poorly. Tailer, however, made two phenominal backhanded returns of difficult lobs. The fifth set was stopped by darkness. The following is the score: Sears brothers vs. Snow and Tailer...
Andover sent the ball off again, but rushes by Remington and Fletcher brought it back again, and the second touchdown was made at 3.11. Woodman tried for goal, but missed. Woodman made the third touchdown and second goal at 3.16. Fletcher followed with the fourth touchdown. The ball was punted out but not marked, and Fletcher made the fifth touchdown, from which Woodman kicked the third goal...
...allowed, as Andover claimed that he went outside. Remington succeeded in making the sixth touchdown, however, but Woodman again missed the goal. Fletcher made the seventh touchdown at 3.27, and the goal was missed for the third time. Butler made the next touchdown at 3.29, and Woodman kicked the fourth goal...
...time. Fletcher made the third touchdown at 4.04. No goal. Shaw rushed from front of Andover's goal to Harvard's twenty-five yard line and kicked. Remington made a fair catch, touched, and passed the ball to Woodman, who rushed back to Andover's line. Remington made the fourth touchdown at 4.12. The ball was punted out and muffed, but rushes by Jones and Woodman made up for the error, and Fletcher made the fifth touchdown, from which Woodman kicked a goal...