Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Both men played in the 1929 contest their Sophomore year, and Booth missed a field goal attempt that would have tied the Crimson, Harvard winning 10 to 7. Wood made it two in a row over Booth the following season, with the Crimson scoring a 13 to 0 victory...
...Barry captained their respective eleven's. Harvard marched into the Stadium with an unbeaten record, took the Elis' opening kickoff back to the Bulldog seven yard-line, but failed to score. The grueling contest which followed was decided late in the game when Booth place-kicked a field goal that gave Yale a 3 to 0 victory...
...defense, but neither having many scoring opportunities. The Crimson opened the scoring in 10 minutes of the first quarter when Phil Potter tapped in the ball on a passing play which went from left halfback Carlos Balance to inside Hugh Morse and finally to Potter in front of the goal mouth...
...Elis came right back and tallied when left inside Andrews banged in a tally from a scrimmage in front of the Crimson goal in the first minute of the second period. The play ebbed up and down the field until the Bulldogs scored again, this time on a boot by inside right Blair Hawley shortly after the second half opened...
...most of the game the Elis were in control and pressed continually for a score in the first half. Only several brilliant saves by Johnny Batchelder in the goal for the Crimson prevented the Blue from counting earlier...