Word: hurte
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Gray was the victim of the vicious talking this time, but he was equal to the occasion, and Harvard got 5 yards for the play, and the ball was down in the middle of the field. Brewer did not have such good luck, however, and was hurt in the blocking off for his partner. After a minute's rest, however, he came up smiling to his work again...
...individual work the backs far outshine the rush line. Hamlin, Gould, and Fennessy all made good runs at different stages of the game, and Bullard, who took Gould's place when the latter was hurt, made one particularly good run at the last moment, aided by the interference of Clark. Not much is to be said of the rushline except that they broke through well on Worcester's kicks. Borden showed a tendency to fumble, but this can be corrected, especially as it was due chiefly to his over-zeal in passing quickly, and not to carelessness...
Osgood, Cornell's half-back, hurt his knee on Tuesday, and may not be able to play for some time...
...that represented Harvard in the game with Cornell at Springfield, Saturday. Of the regular team six men,-Emmons, Upton, Waters, Lewis, Trafford and Corbett, - started in to play, and the eleven was filled out by Collamore, Blake, Mackie, Gage and Brewer. Of these men Gage and Blake were both hurt in the first half, and Lee and Mason had to hobble on to take their places. Half the other men, too, were not in fit condition to play, for Upton was tender from recent injuries, Waters was very much out of condition. Collamore has a very stiff leg. and Corbett...
...gain around right end. Gould and Baldwin made twenty yards more and then Gould was pushed over the line making the second touchdown for Amherst. No goal was kicked. Lewis was at this point substituted for Mackie and shortly afterward Mason took the place of Newell, who was badly hurt two more touchdowns were made before time was called...