Word: massed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Everything that has helped to make the playing of the team so discouraging all fall could be seen in the work yesterday. Together with the usual fumbling, there was a weaker defense than has been seen for a long time hitherto, and an attack that could not gain on mass plays and received but little help from the individual playing which has been the team's chief reliance of late. The first eleven could score only twice, and then only by long end runs. The second team, on the other hand, forced the University eleven to punt a number...
...applications will be received after this date. Application blanks may be obtained at Wright & Ditson's, in Boston; at the Union, Leavitt's, Amee's and at the Co-operative in Cambridge. All communications should be addressed to Hugh Blythe, Graduate Manager, Cambridge, Mass...
Address all communications for seats and all communications in regard to the Pennsylvania game to Hugh Blythe, Graduate Manager, Cambridge, Mass...
...various occasions to Harvard men. Two of the four, anonymously distributed in the University last spring, have already become known here. The present volume comprises, in addition to these and to the photogravure portraits which were bound with them, the first address on the Harvard Union, delivered at a mass meeting in Sanders Theatre, November 13, 1899, and an address on Robert Gould Shaw, also delivered in Sanders Theatre, at the time of the unveiling of the memorial monument in Boston. The first three addresses are well known to men still in College; of the last no more need...
...first half, Amherst received Marshall's kick-off on the thirty-five yard line and then started in a series of plays that took Harvard completely by surprise. Mass plays on the tackles and end runs carried the ball steadily down the field, and three times on the third down the Amherst backs more than gained their distance. After making 10 yards on two plays, Biram went around Jones's end for twenty yards. Successive line plunges and a penalty for offside play brought the ball to Harvard's thirty-three yard line and then Washburn added 10 yards more...