Word: juniors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...announced that the captains of the senior and junior class elevens have decided to play off the tie game next Tuesday afternoon in spite of the fact that it will conflict with the game which the 'varsity eleven plays with Wesleyan that afternoon. It was originally decided to play the game on Wednesday and this would have been much the better arrangement. Every senior and junior will want to attend the class game, and if it is played on Tuesday the attendance at the 'varsity game will be seriously affected. The game with Wesleyan is the most important one that...
...senior and junior elevens were both out yesterday afternoon, getting ready for the final play-off between the two terms, which will probably take place on Tuesday. As for the seniors for the first few minutes they did no good work. There was some wretched fumbling and a good deal of misunderstanding of signals by the backs, who, however took good advantage of holes in the line. The kicking of the full back needs improvement; several times the ball was stopped by men jumping into the air. There was a good deal of off side play and wasting of strength...
...junior class eleven went to Andover Saturday and were beaten by a score of 10 to 4. Andover had the ball at the start and went in with a rush, scoring within five minutes, before the '93 team waked up. The criss-cross, and running tackles tell the story. Hazen kicked the goal. After this however, Andover could not score again during the first half, in spite of a gift of twenty-five yards from the referee, who thought he saw a Harvard man make a foul tackle...
...junior eleven beat the English High School team yesterday, in two twenty-minute halves, 24 to 0. '93 played a quick, sharp game, and, with one or two slips excepted, showed great improvement over last week's play. The backs played well together, and gained a great deal by their quick work. The tackling for '93, was too high, and the men slow in throwing the backs down. For E. H. S., the weight of the line was the most effective. Their backs were not run around the ends at all. but through the guards and tackles...
...members of last years junior crew met last evening in 10 Shephard's Block and elected F. N. Watriss captain, in place of J. O. Porter resigned. Watriss stroked the victorious junior crew and has been a substitute at New London on the 'varsity for two years...