Word: goals
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Institute team won the toss and chose to take advantage of a brisk wind blowing down the field. From the kick-off Harvard forced the ball rapidly down to their opponent's goal line, and in 4 minutes the Technology men were forced to make a safety touchdown...
...minutes after ward Holden received the ball from a long pass and by skilful dodging he carried it behind the goal line scoring a touchdown. Kimball kicked a goal from this touchdown with the advantage of the wind and kick-off, the Institute eleven did better, and soon had the ball on our ground and a skilful snap-kick from the field by Winsor, scored a goal for our opponents...
...three minutes Holden received the ball from the quarter back, and after passing most of the Technology men in turn, he secured a touchdown, from which Kimball kicked the second goal. Gilman got hold of the ball soon after, and by good use of his hands and weight, he passed a number of men, making another touchdown. From this Kimball kicked the third goal. Thayer made the next brilliant run and passing the ball to Phillips enabled the latter to score another touchdown, from which Kimball kicked the 4th goal...
...scrimmages Bemis secured the ball and by a very pretty snap-kick from the field, he scored goal number 5, completing the score. One of the prettiest plays of the game, however, was yet to be played. It was a combination rush by nearly the whole line, in which Gilman's playing was very conspicuous. After a run of more than half the field he secured a touchdown, but the referee called time just before he passed over the line. Praise to any particular players would be out of place for all did equally well. The work of the rushers...
...American lacrosse team played the Middlesex team Wednesday, and for the first time since their arrival in this country met their match. After playing for an hour and a half neither side had scored a goal, and the game was declared a draw...