Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Journeying to Andover yesterday afternoon, the Lowell House football team defeated the 110th Company of the C. C. C., 3-0. Robert A. Robinson '36, playing quarterback for the Bell-boys, kicked a field goal from the ten yard line to win the game...
Held scoreless until the latter part of the second period, the Varsity soccer team finally won from a graduate eleven, 3-2, yesterday afternoon, on the Business School field. Leon H. Manheimer '36 scored the winning goal on a pass from Delavan C. Clos '35. The most spectacular tally of the afternoon was made by John Dorman '36, who, on a long diagonal kick, just cleared the top bar for a score...
...back a Syracuse punt to the west side of the field, the Cornell right end crept over to the opposite side and lay down, unobserved by Syracuse- the old, old "shoestring"' play. In a flash Cornell snapped a forward pass to the end who trotted over the goal-line with nobody near him. But two brilliant forward passes for 80 yd. in the last three minutes pave Syracuse its first victory over Cornell since they began to play in 1891, 14-to-7. Minnesota's sophomores jolted big, strong Pitt with its first defeat of the season...
...broke the latter's string of 25 consecutive victories. U. S. C. made twelve first downs to Oregon State's one, gained 238 yd. to Oregon's 62. U. S. C. came nearest to scoring with a forward pass which Oregon Halfback Franklin intercepted on his goal line...
...first, third, and fourth periods, the Harvard Freshman soccer team defeated Worcester Academy, 4-2, Saturday afternoon, on the Business School field. Allan Darling '37, playing in the center forward position, was the outstanding player of the game; his passing was well-timed, and his shots at the goal netted three of his team's points. One of these tallies, coming in the fourth period, was the result of a penalty kick, the other two were scored in the opening period. Worcester fallied twice in the second period...