Word: goodness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...given the ball on the 25-yard line. Crocker got off a clever forward pass to Beard, who ran it out for twenty yards and Minot made the remaining distance in two hard plunges. After this the substitutes tried defensive and offensive work against the second team, and were good at stopping the second's attack. But the second team was a good on the defence and broke up most of its opponents' plays. Withington showed up especially well in the scrimmage. R. Brown and Houston, the ends, did good work in breaking up interference, but were slow in getting...
...consolation cross-country run over the Technology course in Brookline yesterday was won by G. R. Harding '11 in the excellent time of 25 min. 29 4-5 sec. the Technology record being 24 min. 19 sec. W. P. Rogers '11 was a good second, P. R. Withington '12 was third, and G. E. Graves '11, fourth. Owing to the good showing made by Harding and Rogers, they will be taken on the regular cross-country squad, making its total number...
...team in Burr's absence, also played a splendid game. It was in the ends that the line was weak, for although Crowley and Cutting both played brilliantly at times, they were not down on punts and did not tackle hard. Cutler punted well, but was not so good in receiving the ball. Corbett ran well with little interference, though his work in the back-field was below the average, and Leslie and Ver Wiebe both played well; Ver Wiebe made especially good interference, and frequently pulled White along for further gains...
...yard line. Corbett plunged through left tackle for ten yards, and White made first down again in two centre plays. Cutler's onside kick went to Mayhew, and Brown immediately tried a forward pass, which went to Harvard on the 45-yard line. Corbett and White by good gains had carried the ball to Brown's 20-yard line, when time was called...
...trials to pick the men for the cross-country team to run against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology were held over the Chestnut Hill course Saturday afternoon. Except for H. Jacques, Jr., '11, who won with a good lead, the men came in well together. The order in which the first twelve finished follows: H. Jacques, Jr., '11, M. H. Whitney '09, R. E. Dole '10, P. C. Heald '11, E. Parson '11, H. Y. Masten '10, G. Murphy '10, C. D. Burrage '11, C. P. Howard '09, G. E. Graves '11, W. P. Rogers '11 and J. H. Noble...