Word: masons
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Harvard, '87-Back, Peabody; half-backs, Cowling and Burgess; quarter-back, Willard; forwards, Fletcher, Brooks, Cushing, Cochrane, Higginson, Faulkner and Fiske. Umpire for Harvard. '87, Fiske, '86; for Exeter, Phillips, '86; referee, Mason...
...songs and speeches followed each other in quick succession. What with the informality of song and speech and the general jollity the time passed only too quickly. Among the songs Mr. Harrison's "Major Gilfeather" took and was encored over and again. The club owes its thanks to Mr. Mason for his kindness in acting as toastmaster. Finally after the songs and speeches were done and everybody was hoarse from cheering, a move was made into the big ball of the hotel. This, together with the dining room and pool tables had been kept by the kindness of Mr. Russell...
...institute team had the wind, and from the kick-off forced the ball down the field by good kicking and rushing. On an overthrow by Mason, Harvard made the first safety. Harvard now improved and carried the ball immediately to their opponents' territory, forcing the Techs to make a safety. The ball clung to the Techs' goal after the kick-out, and good rushing by Biddle and Appleton caused another safety by our opponents. Afterwards Hartley was disabled by an injury to the knee and was forced to retire, Gilman taking his place. Biddle immediately rushed with the ball well...
Harvard-Forwards; Wesselhoeft, Hartley, Cabot, Appleton, Bonsal, Crane, Adams; quarter back, Mason; half backs, Biddle and Henry; back, Austin...
...university eleven will be constituted as follows in the game today: Back, Austin; halfbacks. Henry and Biddle; quarterback, Mason; forwards, Wesselhoeft, Gilman, Harfley, Appleton (captain), Bonsal, Haughton and Adams...