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...second then took the ball on the first's 25 yard line where the first held them three times. The second advanced twice, however, through interference by the first, but the first held for downs and rushed the ball back to the 50 yard line, where Meier fumbled. King got the ball but the second lost it on downs. From this point the first scored the third touchdown in eight plays. The two elevens then played a punting game. The first eleven kicked off and the second returned the kick. After another exchange of punts, Lee blocked the kick...
More than twenty men were out for the Sophomore team. The practice consisted mainly of catching and running back punts, and the fumbling was very bad. The punting itself was good and the men got down the field well, but often missed the runner. In the short line up some improvement was evident, and the backs ran around the ends with good interference but could make little gain in bucking the line. Games will be played this afternoon with the Cambridge High School, and on Thursday with the Cambridge Manual Training School. The game with the Freshmen in the class...
...could not gain and punted to the 4 yard line where Putnam caught the ball, instead of letting it roll over. Putnam punted down the field to Pennsylvania's 45 yard line. Pennsylvania gained 10 yards on a double pass, but was then held and forced to punt. Putnam got the ball, but fumbled it on the 10 yard line. Harvard immediately regained it on a fumble and by steady gains through the line, using Cutts and Graydon alternately, and occasionally Ristine or Putnam, scored a touchdown without once losing the ball. Graydon carried the ball over and Cutts kicked...
...Barnard got the next kick-off on the 18 yard line and good gains by Ristine and Putnam advanced the ball to the middle of the field. Here Graydon broke through the line and made 30 yards, helped along by the entire team. Cutts made a short gain and then Putnam ran around right end for 10 yards. Short gains resulted in the second touchdown, Graydon carrying the ball over. Cutts kicked goal...
...Harvard got the next kick-off on the 10 yard line, and from this point rushed the ball 85 yards without losing it. Meanwhile Cutts had been replaced by Lawrence, Putnam by Mifflin and Bowditch by Burgess. On the 15 yard line Harvard fumbled and Pennsylvania secured the ball. Pennsylvania punted to the middle of the field, but Harvard lost the ball on an off-side play, Baldwin catching Mifflin's punt. Burgess let Pennsylvania gain 7 yards on a double pass around his end. A quarterback kick brought the ball to the 25 yard line. Pennsylvania gained 8 yards...