Word: goal
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard defeated Dartmouth on Saturday in the second game of the season by a score of 36 to 0. The points won were evenly divided in the first and second halves; three touchdowns and goals were made in each. The 'varsity was barely prevented from scoring another touchdown in the first half. The ball was being pushed rapidly down toward Dartmouth's goal and had reached the one yard line when time was called...
...first half the ball stayed well into the middle of the field, neither side gaining any distinct advantage. Finally Trafford kicked and Dunlop made a fumble of the catch. Hallowell, in old time fashion, was on hand to pick it up and make the touchdown and Harding kicked the goal, making the score 6-0 in favor of the graduates...
...second half the 'varsity became more aggressive and good rushes by Waters, Clarke and Dunlop, aided by occasional gains by the tackles, resulted in a touchdown. The ball was punted out and Fairchild kicked the goal, thus tying the game. No more scoring was done by either side, but the advantage was clearly with the 'varsity. The ball was being pushed rapidly down the field and had reached the five yard line when time was called...
...game, but was not used to the strong team play shown by Harvard and could make little or nothing against it. There was one exception to this. Toward the end of the first half her eleven began some sharp, aggressive work and slowly forced the ball toward Harvard's goal. Time was called, however when the elevens were lined up on the 25 yard line. There was only one other period when Harvard's goal was threatened. The ball was well into Williams territory when Draper found a hole in the rush line and went tearing down the field. Hoag...
Ninety-seven started with the ball, but after short gains lost it on a poor kick. This they repeated after Hopkinson's had failed to gain: and in a scrimmage which followed, Nourse broke away and scored a touchdown, from which the goal was kicked. The touchdown in the second half was made on Brooks' long run around the end from near the center of the field. No goal...