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...first half, Amherst received Marshall's kick-off on the thirty-five yard line and then started in a series of plays that took Harvard completely by surprise. Mass plays on the tackles and end runs carried the ball steadily down the field, and three times on the third down the Amherst backs more than gained their distance. After making 10 yards on two plays, Biram went around Jones's end for twenty yards. Successive line plunges and a penalty for offside play brought the ball to Harvard's thirty-three yard line and then Washburn added 10 yards more...
Bleakie received the kick-off in the second half. Another twenty-yard run by Stillman brought the ball to the centre of the field and Stillman punted to Amherst's seven yard line. Harvard secured the ball on downs, however, at the twenty-five yard line, and after six plays Lindsay went through outside of left tackle for a touchdown. Barnard kicked the goal. Harvard, 6; Amherst...
Soon after the next kick-off, Amherst secured the ball through a fumble on Harvard's thirty-five yard line, but was soon forced to punt. The kick was a poor one and Bowditch caught it on the bounce at the twenty-five yard line and ran to the middle of the field. Steady plunges then brought the ball within two yards of Amherst's goal. Marshall's slowness in giving the signals allowed time to be called before the ball could be carried over. The line-up: HARVARD. AMHERST. Jones, l.e. r.e., Priddy, Raferty Wright, Bleakie, Dodge...
...heretofore this season and four touchdowns were made during the first half. In the second half, the playing of the substitute team was poor, and only 11 points more were scored. The team was heavily penalized for holding. Ward's one hundred yard run for a touchdown from a kick-off was the feature of the game...
After Marshall's kick-off Bates made a series of good gains and finally punted to the middle of the field. Through three end runs by Tenney and Piper Harvard took the ball to Bates's five-yard line. Graydon then scored the first touchdown on a line plunge. Barnard kicked the goal. After a few plays succeeding the next kick-off, C. Marshall caught a punt on Harvard's thirty-yard line. Two end runs gained eight yards, but Tenney fumbled. A fumble by Bates soon gave Harvard the ball on Bates's forty-five yard line. Line plunges...