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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Harvard and Yale cheers and songs enlivened the air until the arrival of the Harvard team led by Captain Foster at exactly 2 o'clock. Burr got off several excellent punts...
...four boats close to the Boston side. First Weld caught the water first, and, rowing a faster stroke than the others, drew quickly ahead. Scarcely 100 yards had been covered when number four in First Newell lost control of his oar for several strokes. After this accident the crew got together well and rowed an excellent race. Although still behind First Weld at Harvard bridge, they were rowing strongly, and when they were through the bridge they pulled up gradually on the leaders and forged ahead at the finish with a well-timed spurt. Second Newell was always within striking...
...through. Coach Reid was not on the field, as he has gone to Springfield to consult with the Yale coaches about officials for the Yale game next Saturday. Captain Foster, who has now nearly recovered from his sprained ankle, was again in the signal practice, in which he got along well. Orr's foot is troubling him slightly, but he will be out this afternoon together with Burr, who has had a slight cold. Kersburg wrenched his knee in the Dartmouth game, but is rapidly recovering and will be all right by Saturday. Starr played end in the signal practice...
...forward pass, Dartmouth was set back to the 21-yard line for holding, recovering five yards on the next play, however, for Parker's interference with the centre. Orr downed the ball on the short punt which followed on the 44-yard line. On the next play Orr got the ball on a forward pass from Newhall, and, after dodging McDevitt in the backfield, made the first touchdown of the game, Osborne kicked the goal...
...next play Gilder fumbled, Dartmouth securing the ball. After the backs had rushed the ball 14-yards, McDevitt tried another goal from placement on which the ball barely failed to cross the bar. Lang ran back the kick-out 28 yards to Harvard's 42-yard line. Newhall then got the ball on a forward pass on his 34-yard line. Newhall at once punted, and when his team regained the ball on a forward pass, he punted again, McDevitt downing the ball on the five-yard line. McDevitt returned the punt to Newhall on the 34-yard line...