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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University association football team played a tie game with the Lowell Textile School on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon, each team scoring once. Harvard scored on a penalty after about 10 minutes of play in the first half, and Lowell tied by straight play in the second. Owing to a strong west wind accurate shooting was impossible, which accounts for the low score. The University team played the best all around game, but the forwards lacked concentrated team work. Brooks, Reggio and Robinson played well for Harvard, and E. Nelson and Walmsely did the best work for Lowell...
After the signal practice the whole squad, including Kersburg, ran about a mile on the beach in front of the club house. Kersburg's leg is much improved and will probably be in fairly good shape on Saturday. He was in signal practice for half an hour, being then replaced by Gilmore. Captain Foster played through the entire practice. The line-up for signal practice was as follows: FIRST ELEVEN. SUBSTITUTES. MacDonald, l.e. r.e., Orr Osborne, l.t. r.t., Tucker Burr, l.g. r.g., Gilmore Parker, c. c., Fraser Kersburg, Gilmore, r.g. l.g., Brock Peirce, r.t. l.t., Hoan Starr, r.e. l.e., Bird...
...fourth and last football mass meeting, which was held last evening in the Living Room of the Union, was marked with exceptional enthusiasm, and an attendance limited only by the capacity of the room and the adjoining hallways. More than half an hour before the beginning of the meeting all available space was occupied...
Before the open practice the University squad had a half hour's secret practice in the cage, which consisted of defensive work on the part of the first team against the attacks of the second eleven, forward passes and onside kicks being the chief plays used by the latter. Later, in the Stadium, before the opening of the gates, there was a 10-minute scrimmage between the first and second elevens in which no attempt was made to score. The work was full of life and showed that the men are in excellent shape. In the open practice, the signal...
...second period of play Yale kept Princeton always on the defensive, carrying the ball almost four times as many yards as did Princeton. Again in this half Yale had two chances to score from the field but both kicks failed. Towards the end of the half Yale started from the middle of the field, and rushed the ball with steady gains to Princeton's 10-yard line, when time was called...