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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...seen in Cambridge this year, Both teams played with snap and tackled sharply and hard. The juniors after their victory over '92 were generally considered sure winners, the only question being about the score. Since the freshman game '94, however, by hard work acquired a strong team play and got their men into such condition that they were able to cope with their stronger and heavier opponents. '93 played a hard and plucky game but were outplayed at all points. Blake and Williams the sophomore guards broke through continually and effectually stopped the play with the tackle and ends which...
...were called back and the wedge which had been so effectual against the seniors was tried. The whole '94 team came into the play and the '93 made no gain. Duffield kicked and the ball went to '94 who were soon forced in turn in kick. When '94 again got the ball they were on '95's 35 yard line, Hoag made a beautiful run of 20 yards and the ball was down near the juniors goal. '93 here braced up and getting the ball Duffield made a poor kick. Hoag then tried for a goal from the field...
...made good use of Stagg's formation and ran the tackle well, but finally lost the ball on the 20 yard line for holding. The game was much delayed at this time on account of Newell's injuries. '92 tried to kick. but the kick was spoiled and Parker got the ball. Hunt's eye was badly cut and Walcott was substituted. Soon after this Duffield was pushed over for another touch down. No goal. Lockett's pass for a kick was poor, and '93 got the ball and soon scored another touch-down, from which Duffield kicked the goal...
...yards dash was run in two trial heats, not three as scheduled. B. S. Priest won the first in 25 3-5 secs., with R. C. Grew second. In the second heat P. W. Whittemore had no difficulty at his 25 pace, and P. Washburn easily got second place. The final heat will be run today...
...Fearing all made substantial gains a d the play was on Y. M. C. A.'s five yard line. Springfield did finely and Harvard lost the ball on four ineffectual rushes. The crimson was immediately forced back twenty yards by Stagg's successful drives through the centre; but Harvard got the ball and Fearing and Lake took it to the line. Lake make the touch down and Trafford kicked the goal...