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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...forced the latter to make a safety. The ball was brought out, but Ames got it and made a touchdown. Goal. Score, 14.0. Another touchdown was made by the rushes of Cowan and Ames. Good passing and blocking on the part of Princeton, and rushes by Hancock and Channing gave another touchdown. No goal. Church, of Princeton was injured and Ballantine took his place. At the end of the first half the score stood...
...Harvard, Trafford, Piper and Sears did good work. Bancroft's offside play was very noticeable and gave Exeter five yards at least four times. This should not occur again. Woodman must block harder when Harvard has the ball, and Piper should run stronger. The game was the best here this year...
...Crehore; 4, Hebard; 5, Ayer; 6, Hartridge; 7, Hale; stroke, Storrow. Second crew-Bow, Pfeiffer; 2, Davis; 3, Matthews; 4, Parker; 5, Alexander; 6, Slocum; 7, B. T. Tilton; stroke, Pfeiffer. The first named crew won by about a length. The coxwain was Browne, '88. Four freshmen crews then gave an amusing exhibition of crabbing. The crews were...
...freshman meeting last Wednesday afternoon we noticed the way in which the men crowded around the track. They seriously interfered with the contestants and gave the officers in charge of the games a great deal of trouble to keep the track and jumping ground clear. Also on Jarvis Field every afternoon the men witnessing the football practice crowd out into the field, to the great annoyance of the players. This should not continue, and we wish to severely censure the men we wish to severely censure the men that so forget themselves. Both on Jarvis and Holmes fields seats...
...into the middle of the field and in about eight minutes Wood made the second touchdown, resulting in a goal. Two more touchdowns were made in quick succession by Nichols and Wood, from which goals were kicked by Saxe. A very poor pass by Nichols over Porter's head gave the ball to Amherst within two feet of Harvard's goal line. It looked for awhile as though Amherst would score, but on the fourth down the ball went to Harvard. Good rushes by Butler brought the ball well up in the centre of the field. Again Harvard lost ground...