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Upton was bothered a little by his lame ankle, but it did not prevent his tackling well, and following Rhodes so closely on a rush that the Yale captain could never gain with the ball. Upton made one noteworthy run which was not allowed. Rhodes who played opposite him tackled finely, and his defensive work was steady and sure. Alward also played a steady and plucky game when he was put on. Cumnock had Crosby to take care of, and he did it finely, with the exception of one long run made around his end in the first part...
...opposite him; Mason is doing the best work of any of the substitute ends. Lee and Sherwin played at half-back instead of Lake and Fearing. Both did some beautiful rushing, and the latter was cheered when compelled to leave the field on account of having hurt his lame knee. Blanchard and Harding played well for the second eleven. The team as a whole, however, did not do as good work as on Tuesday, when it held the 'varsity very well, Corbett did not play again yesterday, though he was on the field...
...opened up big holes in the second eleven's line through which Lake made great gains. Mason was the only other man in either line who did especially good work. He is very quick and active, and follows the ball closely. Upton did not play on account of a lame ankle. The teams were made up as follows...
Dean is still laid up with a lame shoulder, and Burgess, '93, played quarter-back on the first eleven with G. F. Harding. L. S., in the same position on the second. Lee was behind the line again at right half-back on the first, but his knee still seemed to bother him considerably. Lake was the other half-back and with Trafford at full, the first eleven was made up as follows: Rushers, Cumnock, '91, Upton, '93, Vail, '93, Cranston, '92, centre; Blanchard, '91, Newell, '94, Hallowell, '93. The second eleven was made up with Frothingham, '93, at full...
...baggers was the only hit made by Harvard. In that inning Alward repeated Dean's performance and made a pretty triple. Trafford scratched a hit to the infield, and these comprised the sum total of Harvard's batting. Bates, '91, started in and pitched one inning. His arm was lame, however, and Downes, who took his place, also had a slightly strained arm. The consequence was that Worcester hit rather freely, although, with the exception of Kennedy's home run, not heavily...