Word: kicking
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Columbia kicked off to Graydon who advanced the ball 20 yards. Ristine made 25 yards around left end and Putnam followed by 17 yards around right end. On the next play Smythe broke through Randolph and tackled the runner for a loss. Mifflin then punted to the seven yard line. Columbia gained a yard through right tackle, but Campbell tackled Weekes on the next play for a loss of five yards. Morley punted to Putnam. Short gains by Mifflin, Putnam and Ristine brought the ball to the 16 yard line. Putnam went outside right tackle for 12 yards...
...well, but were unable to stop the slow moving mass plays against tackle, which with the greater weight of the Exeter team were almost sure of gaining ground. In fact Exeter tried but three end plays during the game, depending entirely on mass plays, and was not forced to kick at all. The Freshmen, on the other hand, had the ball only about two minutes in the first half and were almost entirely on the defense in the second, so that a fair test of their offensive play was hardly possible. Their only real ground gaining was done...
Exeter's touchdown was made soon after the first kick-off on a steady advance down the field by short line plays...
Marshall caught the kick-off and ran it back 10 yards. Boyd punted to Matthews who was tackled on the 45 yard line, when time was called...
...next half the kick-off went over the line. The second punted from the 20 yard line to Derby, who gained 17 yards. Short gains advanced the ball towards the goal line where a fumble resulted in a loss, and Mifflin had to punt. Again the line did not hold, and the second secured the ball. On the next play Boyd punted to Matthews who dropped the ball when tackled, the second again securing it. After a failure to gain Boyd again punted. Kernan gained five yards through right tackle, and on the next play punted to Matthews. The first...