Word: lows
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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President Low, of Columbia, has been elected President of the American Society for University Extension...
Yale's victory may be attributed to a number of causes. The careful coaching of the new material by our graduates, the low, clean tackling of the Yale forwards, the invincible defensive work displayed whenever Harvard had the ball and the superb team work of our entire eleven, all contributed to bring about one of the greatest victories ever won by a Yale team...
Heffelfinger made a little hole which Bliss squeezed through for a slight gain. Then Winter essayed to get through Dexter and McClung around Hallowell's end. Both were vain attempts and it was Yale's third down and five yards to gain. Bliss fell back and sent a low punt to Corbett who made the fair catch on Harvard's 36-yard line...
...line. They used the wedge and the "whirligig" constantly, and gained every time through Yale's center. At the 15-yard line Yale made a stand and Harvard's V could get no further. Then Trafford fell back for a try at goal from the field. The ball went low and struck Heffelfinger, who had broken through. It bounded off to the right and the Yale guard and Hallowell both made a dive for it. Hallowell got it and Harvard had the play again on Yale's 18-yard line. Again the Yale rushers stood firm and tackled low...
...sense of responsibility. - (a) Minority party a party of criticism. - (b) Officers more likely to work in harmony; dead-locks avoided. - (c) Responsibility thrown on the party as well as on the leaders. - (d) Abuses more often due to division of responsibility than to party protection; Seth Low, City Government...