Word: hardes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...spite of the many substitutes in its line-up the first eleven scored three touchdowns and a safety. Hanley carried the first kickoff back 42 yards by hard running and good interference. After rushing the ball to the 30-yard line, the first eleven lost it on downs as a result of Gilder's fumbles. The second was unable to gain, and after losing five yards on a fumble, lost the ball on downs. After a few rushes by the first Spear went over for a touchdown and Cunniff kicked the goal...
...unable to stop the runner. Burr and White played very aggressively on both the offense and defense, and defense, and the latter's passing was much steadier. The ends showed no improvement over their play in previous games, with the exception of Leary, who made several hard tackles...
Burr then kicked of for Harvard to Mt. Pleasant, who was running hard, when he slipped and was downed on the 20-yard line. LaRocque carried the ball from his position for four yards, but Exendine failed to gain, and after recovering a fumble Carlisle lost the ball on downs on the 24-yard line. Squires gained two yards, Paul lost one and as Hurley could only make a yard through left tackle, Carlisle recovered the ball on downs. After two rushes the Indians fumbled, but regained the ball and punted to Foster on the 45-yard line. Brill...
Leary ran the kickoff to the 30-yard line, where Snyder stopped him with a hard tackle. An exchange of punts, between which the second eleven lost nine yards on an end run, left the ball on the latter team's 30-yard line. The ball was then carried down the field with no check except a five yard penalty for Kersburg's offside play, Guild making the third touchdown. White missed the goal. Hurley received the next kickoff on the 17-yard line and by hard running carried it though the line to the centre of the field. After...
...scrimmage was directed by Coach Waters, who will have charge of the team for the next two days. It was hard and well fought. The second eleven contested every yard with determination and, although scored on twice, succeeded in making one touchdown. While composed of regular players, the first eleven gave evidence of the team play, which was first shown consistently in the Brown game. Later, however, when most of the positions had been filled by substitutes, the play became extremely raged. The scrimmage consisted of 15 and 20-minute periods...