Word: goal
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Bond dropped on it. Harvard had two downs without five yards, but on the third Lake ran out around the left tackle 10 a second he was past the Amherst rushers who were expecting a kick, and the ran the forty-five yards for a touch-down. No goal. Score 160. This ended the scoring for the half. Amherst, however, made better progress into Harvard's territory than at any other time in the whole game...
Amherst started the play in the second half. Jackson, G. Pratt and Gould bucked the Harvard line without gain and the crimson took the offensive. Lake made the second of his beautiful runs, this time around the right end, and scored. Goal. A few moments later Lake made a similar run for sixty five yards around the right end and scored. There was no interference by Harvard to help him but the Amherst rushers retrained from tackling him. Trafford dropped a very pretty goal from the field a moment later, and Mason ended the scoring by stopping Pratt's kick...
...rather heavier than the '94 men but the difference was made up for by the quickness and team play of '94. '94 scored her touch down by a criss cross worked by the tackles, Beals starting with the ball and passing in to McDonald who scored. Hoag kicked the goal...
Fall River got their touch down by one of their men getting through and getting the ball after Hoag had dropped it. C. Pierce kicked the goal for Fall River...
...freshman team met the Worcester Academy team on Norton's field Saturday afternoon, but were unable to beat them. All the scoring was done in the first half when each side scored a touch down and goal. Harvard scored in about ten minutes; then the ball went to Worcester and the Academy boys soon made the score a tie. Worcester found holes repeatedly in the line and several times the freshman backs were downed before they could stir from their tracks. Considerable gains were made around Harvard's right end which could not hold its own. The freshmen were...