Word: markings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...football team defeated St. Mark's last Saturday in a well-played game at Southboro; the score was 12 to 0. Gilman and Morgan played exceptionally well on defence, while McKinlock proved the most consistent ground gainer...
...offence, the Harvard line showed lack of strength; no substantial gains were made on straight plunging, and both touchdowns came as the result of forward passes. St. Mark's, however, had an unusually heavy team, which explains, in a measure, the failure of the Freshmen at the rushing game. On the defence, the work was much better, as the line held well; St. Mark's only long gains were made on trick plays...
...first forward pass, perfectly executed, was one of about eight yards over centre to Watson, who carried the ball 15 yards further to St. Mark's 2-yard line. Here the latter held firmly for two downs, until McKinlock was finally rushed through right guard for the necessary distance. The second pass, which also resulted in a score, was from Mahan to Felton; Mahan was almost blocked from throwing by two opponents, and Felton made a spectacular catch, scoring before he was tackled...
...Freshman football with St. Mark's at Southboro...
...carefully read and detached before mailing. The other change is that students who are holders of Harvard Athletic Association tickets will be entitled without charge to one seat at the Dartmouth game. To gain this privilege the holder must make out an application in the usual manner and mark on the lower right-hand edge his H. A. A. ticket number. An applicant for two seats will be allowed the price of one seat ($1.50) by entering his Harvard Athletic ticket number as described above...