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Dates: during 1900-1909
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During the remaining 15 minutes of play much punting was done in which the University eleven had a decided advantage, and it was in this period of the game that most of the penalties were inflicted, including the one which sent Wendell off the field for roughness. It was owing to Newhall's judgement in using a kicking game from this point on that Harvard won the game. With the ball in the possession of the University eleven on its 30-yard line, Burr punted, Schwartz downing the ball for Brown on his 49-yard line. On the second play...
...hard fought game by the score of 10 to 6, scoring all the ten points in the second half. West Point, using the forward pass to good advantage, scored a touchdown toward the end of the first half, from which Mountford kicked the goal. Throughout the first period, Yale was distinctly outplayed, and repeatedly the linesmen were thrown back by the more aggressive West Point forwards. Jones's work at quarterback was far below his usual game and his wretched handling of punts handicapped Yale severely...
...Unpublished Correspondence of David Garrick, I," by G. P. Baker '87; "The Alien Country," by H. J. Smith '04; "Foreign Privilege in China," by H. B. Morse '74; "A Socialist Programme," by J. G. Brooks '75; "Joseph Gonrad," by J. A. Macy '99; "The Scientific Historian and our Colonial Period," by T. C. Smith '92; "Keats: Shelley," by H. Van Dyke...
Football practice yesterday afternoon was very spirited, the University eleven scoring three touchdowns on the second team in a 20-minute scrimmage. Later there was another 20-minute scrimmage, part of which was devoted to trying out the defensive strength of the first team. The work in the second period of play was not so good as in the first, neither side being able to score, although the University team backs rushed the ball extremely well; Lockwood, in particular, who made two 20-yard gains in succession on end plays. The feature of the first half was Wendell...
Forty-three men reported yesterday afternoon for the Freshman crew squad and were put to work on the machines for a twenty-minute period under Coach Wray's supervision. The work this fall will consist chiefly of practice on the machines, but if the mild weather continues one or two boats may later on be sent out on the river. All the Freshmen who have been acting as coxswains in the bumping races will report for the present with the graded crew squad...