Word: gray
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Bliss, right half-backs left, Gray...
Following are some statistics of the work of the individual players in Saturday's game: for Harvard runs were made by Upton 2, Waters 2, Newell 1, Trafford 1, Gray 12, Lake 15, Brewer 8, with total gains in yards for Upton 30, Waters 8. Newell 5, Gray 38, Lake 43, Brewer 33; 10 runs with no gain were made. Brewer kicked 11 times. No muffs and 3 fumbles were made. For Yale runs were made by Winter 7, McCormick 3, L. Bliss 33, C. Bliss 15, Butterworth 22, with gains in yards by Winter 7, McCormick 15, L. Bliss...
...showing a truly sportsmanlike spirit. In this case, however when Yale's tactics were so apparent; when the rough and unmannerly conduct was not the exception, but was main fained throughout the game, it seems only fair to the Harvard players to refer to the matter. The treatment which Gray and Brewer received particularly after making fair catches, was not only entirely unnecessary, but betrayed the aims by which the men in question hoped to help win the game. The way in which a certain Yale rusher, with no provocation whatever, kicked Upton in the head, causing an injury which...
Harvard's Good Brace.On the next down, however. Trafford broke through and snatched the ball. Gray went seven yards between Winter and Hinkey, and Brewer added two more through the centre. It was here that Upton made his run of 20 yards, the prettiest of Harvard's interference plays, and was at the end of that run that as he was lying on the ground that one of the Yale guards took the opportunity to land with both his knees on the Harvard tackle's head. Gray followed up Upton's gain with 2 yards, and Lake, in two rushes...
...With Gray and Lake at half-back...