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...Putnam kicking goal. Campbell ran the next kick-off back 15 yards. End runs by Putnam and short gains by Mifflin and Ristine brought the ball to the 25 yard line. Putnam went around right-end for 17 yards, but on the next play fumbled the ball and Columbia got it. Failing to gain, Morley punted to the 38 yard line. After a short gain by Ristine, Putnam made two runs around right end of 11 and 24 yards, bringing the ball within a yard of the goal. Mifflin carried it over, and Putnam kicked goal. On the next kick...
...warding off tacklers. The linemen, however, were slow in charging and played offside too much. In the first half they could open holes only for small gains, and in the second were unable to make any appreciable openings and often allowed their opponents to break through. The ends got into the interference quickly and on end plays boxed the tackles successfully...
Roberts played a lively game and got into the plays in good style. J. D. Clark and O. F. Cooper were out today for the first time. G. A. Lyon, who played quarterback on Iowa State College two years ago, was also out. Baldwin, Robinson, Cutts, Hovey and Bowditch will probably not be able to play today on account of slight injuries. Eaton reported yesterday and will most likely be able to practice on Monday...
Ristine, Devens and Kernan played a fast and spirited game, starting quickly and running well. Baldwin ran back kicks for good gains, got into the interference quickly, and used good judgment in directing plays. Sargent made several poor passes...
...second half Randolph kicked off to Kernan who ran the ball back 20 yards. On a fumble Hurd got the ball, but except for a short gain by him the second was unable to advance the ball further. Kernan punted for 45 yards, getting the kick off quickly. The second was given five yards for off-side play, which was followed by gains by Hurd and Greenough outside of right and left tackles. The first then held and Meier had to punt. Work by Kernan and Devens advanced the ball to the 45 yard line where time was called...