Word: hands
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...playing of both teams was very loose and was characterized by frequent fumbling and a long succession of penalties for offside play and interference. The Freshman team played sluggishly on the defense, and were unable to take advantage of their opponents' frequent fumbling. The Sophomores, on the other hand, met the Freshman attack with a good charge, and were often successful in throwing the opposing backs for a loss. The work of Metcalf of the Freshmen, and Dall of the Sophomores, was conspicuously good; the former for his excellent punting, and the latter for his fast end running...
...records can be found. It is the purpose of the Society to have placed in each room of these dormitories, when the work has been completed, a list of all the former occupants. When this list has been obtained as complete as possible from the records at hand a copy will be sent to each former occupant together with an invitation to subscribe a portion of the expense of the work. As soon as the amount necessary to cover the expense for any one room has been subscribed by the former occupants in this manner the list will be placed...
...none of the Harvard team did exceptionally well, all shot with great steadiness, and no one made less than eighty per cent. On the Harvard team were only two of the men who composed the team which won the intercollegiate championship last spring. The Yale team, on the other hand, was very strong, as three of its members were the men who made the best scores for their team in the last intercollegiate tournament...
Those men who have canvassed the College for the Stillman Infirmary subscription fund are requested to hand in their registration cards at the Bursar's office today...
...attack that could not gain on mass plays and received but little help from the individual playing which has been the team's chief reliance of late. The first eleven could score only twice, and then only by long end runs. The second team, on the other hand, forced the University eleven to punt a number of times, frequently held for downs--once within 3 yards of the goal--and twice plunged through the University line for successive gains amounting to 40 yards. One of these series of rushes ended in a touchdown...