Word: lows
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Society announces a stock of the Finest Neckwear, well assorted and at low prices. Also a line of reliable Hosiery and Handkerchiefs...
...Society announces a stock of the Finest Neckwear, well assorted and low prices. Also a line of reliable Hosiery and Handkerchiefs...
...hole and gets to Sears, who throws him forcibly. Adams stops Morrison, and Burke makes no headway. The ball goes back to Watkinson, and he kicks a goal from the field. Harvard now starts in to force things. Harding makes a little ground. Fletcher gains fifteen yards. Sears kicks low and Butler stops the return, though Yale got the ball. Three downs and the ball is kicked to Boyden who runs a little way and passes to Peabody for a kick. Peabody kicks over the line and the Yale back fumbles. Adams drops on the ball, but the referee gives...
...played a good game, every man on the team working for all he was worth; time and again some of Yale's best tricks were frustrated by the sharp work of our rush line. Our rushers were decidedly better in getting through than in blocking, and their tacking was low and hard. They were not quite so good in making holes and in blocking off the opposing rushers as the Yale rush line was, and occasionally one could see signs of inexperience, which were of course to be expected. Dudley as quarter-back played a first class game, keeping...
...field-goal, but missed on account of the wind. Holden and Harding prevent dangerous rushes by superior tackling, and Dudley secures the ball; Remington made a good run, but lost the ball when tackled, and Cowan, getting it, ran through the entire team till Peabody threw him by a low tackle. After a run by Ames, Harvard gets the ball again, and Sears punts well down the field. Sharp work by Princeton again brought the to Harvard's 25-yard line, and Savage again tried for goal and failed Harding makes a good but ineffectual rush, and Sears tries...