Word: pass
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...would be simple charity to pass over them in silence. But as a consciences reviewer I am compelled to comment on them. Two are incoherent; they seem to have to do with the Christmas spirit. The third is a spirited eulogy of the Musical Review, which looks as if the Lampoon editors were trying to make up for their recent tilts against the other college papers...
Snow scored both touchdowns for the Cadets in the first half, one in each period. The first score came about five minutes after the opening of the period. On the first play the Cadets brought the ball to the 10-yard line on a beautifully executed forward pass, Snow to Adams. Snow scored a touchdown on the next play but failed to kick the goal. Throughout the remainder of the period both teams used the forward pass almost entirely. Neither team, however, succeeding in making consistent gains...
...game today in the new Yale Bowl represents the very latest development in intercollegiate football--the clash between the advocates of the double and triple lateral pass and those of the rushing and punting tactics. This is a great advance in the forty years since the introduction of the game among college sports. Forty years ago Harvard played McGill University in the first intercollegiate game under Rugby rules. The game was played on Jarvis Field, May 15, 1874, resulting in a scoreless tie. Henry R. Grant '74, the first captain of a Harvard football team was the leader. Although...
...Smith, R. J. White and B. Winkleman, upheld the affirmative of the question "Resolved, That capital punishment should be abolished in the United States." The Juniors were represented by C. Laporte, H. B. Freiburg, and S. B. McKinley. The judges were B. K. Knollenburg 2L., R. H. Pass '15, and C. P. Howard...
...team did not play up to the brilliant promises of the previous week in the contest with Virginia, but a fortunate forward pass and the splendid work of the backfield brought victory to Yale, 21 to 0. A marked weakness in the extremities of the line was evidenced, the southerners gaining considerable ground on wide end runs...