Word: linings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...then played with the second eleven, the halves being ten minutes each. Garrison played at quarter on the 'Varsity and put much snap into the game. He also did some good tackling. Haughton made one run of forty yards, having obtained the ball on the 'Varsity's five yard line. The game was closely contested at the beginning, the second eleven making several good gains through centre and right guard. Burden then braced up and for the rest of the game the 'Varsity made all the gains, scoring two touchdowns. Wadsworth and Lee of the second eleven, played a good...
...great impetus to religious work which the building of the Brooks Memorial House would occasion. This building, he said, would probably be ready for use next year, would be similar to Holden Chapel in appearance and would stand in the corner behind Holworthy and Stoughton and in a line with Harvard and the Chapel. Dr. Peabody dwelt upon the growth of religious life in the University and cautioned the men against thinking that religion was not active here merely because much was not said about it among the students themselves...
While Bowdoin was not so weak as was reported, their play was certainly not dangerous. Their line held fairly well and at times opened up large holes for the Bowdoin backs. The most noticeable feature of Harvard's work was the looseness of the play, and the poor fashion in which the team was run. The men were at times badly confused in the signals. Brown and Maguire erred most often in this respect. The weakest part of the line seemed to be between right tackle and guard. Burnett at centre had rather a hard time with Spear...
...right halfback played a good game for Bowdoin. Several times he plunged through between guard and tackle for gains of seven or eight yards. His tackling also was of a high order. Gregson made the sensational play of the game. Harvard had the ball on Bowdoin's five yard line; it was given to Haughton to carry over, but he fumbled just after crossing the line. Gregson secured it and started for Harvard's goal with a clear field; he was tackled, however, and downed beautifully by Maguire on Bowdoin's thirty-five yard line. The mis-play was inexcusable...
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