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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Reid played a star game throughout, kicking and running in fine style. Fincke and Daly both ran the team well and Hallowell and White proved valuable in the interference. The Freshmen lacked steadiness at times and were too often off-side, but these faults can easily be remedied...
...whole the team promises to be strong in the line and in kicking, with plenty of life and energy in every play. There is little doubt but that a kicking game will be played as often as possible...
...weak in the defence of punts; and besides broke through poorly in comparison with the light-weight Amherst eleven. Wheeler, especially, failed to open up holes for his backs; he was slow in getting into the plays and instead of being in a position to help the runner, was often in the way. Burden was largely responsible for letting the Amherst line through on punts. The Harvard backs gained little ground through his territory, and like Wheeler he was unwieldy...
...times opened up large holes for the Bowdoin backs. The most noticeable feature of Harvard's work was the looseness of the play, and the poor fashion in which the team was run. The men were at times badly confused in the signals. Brown and Maguire erred most often in this respect. The weakest part of the line seemed to be between right tackle and guard. Burnett at centre had rather a hard time with Spear, and did not acquit himself badly. Cabot distinguished himself by excellent work throughout the game. He ran well with the ball...
...short halves were played. At the outset Parker made a good run of 40 yards on receiving the ball from the kick-off. Hatch made the only touchdown of the game. Wadsworth ran well with the ball, and Doucette, who was tried at guard, broke through well often stopping the plays of the second before they were started...