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Stillman opened the game with a fifty yard run through a broken, field, but a blocked kick and several gains by the second team kept the first from scoring for several minutes. Finally Kernan made a twenty yard run with Fincke's interference, and Stillman made the touchdown by two centre plays. Burnett kicked the goal. The second touchdown was made by Kernan after Stillman's forty yard run in the open field and Eaton's blocking of a punt. Burnett kicked the goal, making the score 12 to 0. In the second half Donald, Shaw, Doucette, and Bouve went...
...done by the back field men, Fincke, Putnam, Kendall, Devens, and Stillman. Kendall and Devens took the full advantage of the interference in circling the ends and both made long runs. Much credit for these, however, must be given to Fincke and Putnam who stayed with the runners and kept off the tacklers remarkably well. Stillman for the first time this year bucked the line well and held the ball when tackled. The only man injured was Kendall, who was doubled up under a scrimmage. His shoulders were cramped but the injury, though painful, was only temporary...
Below is given a list of the college publications which are kept on file in the CRIMSON office. These files are open to any member of the University who may wish to consult them...
...first eleven played a spiritless game yesterday afternoon, which may be accounted for partly by the heat and partly by the absence of several regular players. Ellis, Putnam and Lee were kept out of the game by injuries received at West Point and several of the other men played only a few minutes. Hallowell and Gierasch who have just recovered went in for a short time. Hallowell was unable to put much speed in his playing, and Gierasch had to retire with an injured knee. Wheeler of last year's second team played, but was out of condition...
...spot, and Eaton, who took his place, was also of little use until Donald went in against him and put some life into his playing. Campbell was not up to his best form and the slowness which has characterized his recent playing was still noticeable. Hallowell's weak ankie kept him from running much and Ristine did little better. Behind the line Kendall made one long run and Gierasch gained some ground by plunging, but otherwise the running was poor. Daly punted fairly well, but Stillman was far below his usual form...