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...yard line. Harvard got the ball on the 15-yard line, Corbett went around left end for seven yards and White made four yards through left tackle. Corbett tried right guard for two yards and Smith carried the ball through the same place for the first touchdown. Burr kicked the goal. Kearney kicked off again to Corbett who picked the ball up on the 5-yard line and with splendid interference ran the whole length of the field for the second score. Burr again kicked the goal. On the next kick-off Cutler ran back seventeen yards...
Burr then kicked off to Johnson, who ran the ball back to the 30-yard line, but the first team was given the ball immediately afterwards on the second's 42-yard line. Corbett went through the line for ten yards, but after a couple of line plays, Cutler tried a forward pass to Cutting which failed, and the second team got the ball again. The second tried a fake kick but failed to gain and a bad pass from Perkins rolled over the goal line where R. Page fell on it for a touchback. The line...
After the ball had changed hands several times during the scrimmage, R. Page punted to Cutler, who ran the kick back twenty yards to the middle of the field. From here the University team carried the ball to the twenty-yard line on line plunges and a twenty-yard run by R. Brown around right end. Then came Cutler's forward pass which fell over the second team's goal line...
When the second half opened, Cutler had been substituted for Browne at quarterback. Burr kicked off over the goal line, and Newman kicked out from the 20-yard line to Graydon on the 45-yard line. Smith went through left guard on a fake kick to the 25-yard line and Harvard made six yards more by bucking. Newman was put out of the game for rough work, Jackson taking his place, and Harvard was given one half the distance to the goal line. Smith went over the line in two plays for the only touchdown. McKay failed to kick...
...water was so rough, however, that satisfactory work was almost impossible. A stroke of 30 was maintained for most of the distance, but the men were still inclined to rush the slides and cut the finish; and when the stroke was raised there was a pronounced tendency to kick the slides away and shorten the stroke. Next week a still higher stroke will be attempted; and the crew will leave on the Federal Express Thursday evening for Annapolis, where it will complete the training for the race on April 22. In the second crew J. W. Cutler replaced Reece...