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...scrimmage, the second team kicked off, and Wendell carried the ball in from the 3- to the 15-yard line, where he was tackled hard by Jones. After a few rushes Leary punted, and the second team soon lost the ball by fumbling. The first eleven tried a fake kick on the second's 50-yard line, and Leary ran with the ball to the 15-yard line. On the 8-yard line the first eleven was held for downs. The second team then punted, and the first eleven rushed from the 40- to the 25-yard line, where...
Harvard won the loss and defended the south goal. On the first Kick-off Libby sent the ball out of bounds, but the second time Filley received it on the 20-yard line and ran it back to the 35-yard line where he was tacked and fumbled, the hall, however, being immediately recovered by Harvard. On the first play Carlisle was penalized 5 yards. Nichols and Mills then made first down on two plays, and Hurley went through the Indians' left for 9 yards to the middle of the field. Mills went through centre for 4 yards, after which...
...second half, Carlisle's right end, P. Kennedy, was replaced by Flores, the Harvard line-up remaining unchanged. Parker kicked off to Gardner, who ran the ball in to the 34-yard line. After the failure of trick plays directed at Leary and Filley Carlisle's centre again kicked the ball along the ground to Leary, who was downed on Harvard's 45-yard line. Following several short gains Nichols took the ball on Harvard's 52-yard line and ran 36 yards to Carlisle's 22-yard line. Kernan ran the next play off rapidly and Hurley went through...
West Point defeated Yale in football on Saturday by the score of 11 to 6. In the first half Hill made the first score for West Point, securing the ball on a blocked kick on Yale's 25-yard line. Grtaves kicked on easy goal. After the second kick-off Yale forced the ball down the field by straight rushes, and Kinney was sent over for a touchdown. Veeder kicked the goal. In the second half after Yale had advanced the ball 40 yards by line plunges, Torney secured it on a famble and ran the length of the field...
...short time, was devoted chiefly to punting. Both the first and second teams gained on exchanges, when aided by the end. On the last play McFadon scored touchdown for the second team, receiving the ball on the first eleven's 30- yard line after Shurtleff had blocked a kick by Leary. There was no other scoring. The line-up of the first team was the same as it will be in today's game, except that White played right guard. The second lined up as follows: l.e., Randall; l.t., O'Connell; l.g., Brown; c., Fraser; r.g., McFadon; r.t., Davie...