Word: goal
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...territory. Cornell used a form of flying wedge in all initial plays, and once, after Harvard's second touchdown, Curtis emerged from this wedge and made nearly 30 yards before he was downed by Brewer. At no other time was the ball in the vicinity of Harvard's goal line except from a kick...
...making gains chiefly by the revolving wedge. Ninety-four lost the ball on four downs, but soon got possession of it by a fumble. Gardner made a gain of 30 yards through Pierce and in two more downs the seniors had scored a touchdown. Garrison failed to kick the goal. Ninety-four made 10 yards on the V. The revolving wedge was used to advantage and this play together with good gains by Gardner, Garrison and Borden around the ends, secured for ninety-four their second touchdown. Garrison kicked the goal. Time was called with the score...
...second half ninety-five had recourse to the flying wedge and gained 15 yards. Whittemore made a long gain around the end and scored the first touchdown for ninety-five. Miller kicked the goal. Score 10-6. The seniors lost the ball on four downs after gaining 20 yards, and on the first down Whittemore, assisted by the darkness, was enabled to evade Wrenn and Beals, and after a run of 65 yards, scored a second touchdown for ninety five. Miller failed to kick the goal and the score was tied. The teams lined up in the centre...
...varsity was scored against for the first time this season. The game was decidedly one-sided, and had it not been for Harvard's inexcusable offside playing and fumbling, the academy would not have scored. Several times the ball was given to Andover when dangerously near Harvard's goal line, on account of offside play, and once a goal from the field was kicked...
...beautiful run. Gould then made a poor pass to Brewer, who fumbled, and Hazen, securing the ball, ran 35 yards before Brewer tackled him. Andover gained a little, and with five yards for offside play, carried the ball to Harvard's 10 yard line, when Letton kicked a goal from the field...