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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...tackied and Dibblee got it. Parker broke through and gained five yards. The teams were now on Ninety-two's ten yard line. Fairchild found a hole and scored. No goal, Score 5-4. Ninety-two carried the play to the freshman's forty yard line. White's fumble gave Ninety-two the ball. Time was called with the ball near the centre of the field...
...rush is stopped and Trafford kicks. It is Cumnock's ball, off bounds. Ball passed to Lee who easily scores. Goal. Score, 36-0, twelve minutes. Ball was rushed towards Harvard's goal, twenty yards, but Lee regained lost ground and ran off bounds. Harvard shoved well. Upton gave Harvard the ball. Harding did some good dodging and brought the play to Andover's twenty-five yard line. Trafford kicked a goal from the field. Score 41-0. During the last two minutes, Harding, although he fumbled badly, did good dodging and together with Lee carried the ball to Andover...
...goal was tried but went about a foot from the goal. Campbell prevented Andover from gaining ground by breaking through the rush line three times in succession. Moen and Dennison by hard work carried the ball well into Andover's territory. But a dropped ball at a critical time gave Andover a chance to send it to the middle of the field, where it stayed by the good work of Hallowell and Vail until time was called. The teams were made up as follows...
...ground. Lee five yards, then Fearing lost the ball to Williams. Harvard quickly regained it and kicked, but Cox, returned and lost greund for Harvard. Lee and Fearing regained it by short rushes. Harvard was given five yards on a foul. Blanchard and Fearing rushed. A bad pass gave Williams the ball. Cranston tackled well and made Williams lose ground. Time was then called. Score 20-0. Fearing made a rush of thirty yards followed by a rush by Lee who scored in less than three minutes. Goal. Score 26-0. Williams got the ball on a fumble...
...seniors gave the freshmen fifteen minutes' practice on Norton's field yesterday afternoon. Play began at 4.30, Ninety taking the north goal. Ninety had the ball and advanced it twenty yards. Henshaw gained a little and McLeod getting the ball on the next pass, carried it to Ninety's five-yard line. McLeod then attempted to rush but Ninety's rush line was so badly broken that he had to retreat, losing ten yards. Crane failed to kick a goal from the field, but on the next pass, he carried the ball near to Ninety-three's goal...