Word: quarters
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...place at guard his substitute, Keays. Whether this change will be permanent remains to be seen, but at present it seems to be the safest and strongest way out of the difficulty presented by Gardiner's injury. At quarterback Gardner and Freedley were alternated, while Bradley played quarter on the substitute eleven...
...first and second crews from each boathouse will race in the first division over a one and seven eighths miles course from the Longwood Bridge to the Union Boat House at 3 o'clock; and the third crews will race in the second division over a one and one-quarter mile course from the Longwood Bridge to an imaginary line off Gloucester street at 3.30 o'clock. The first division really comprises two races, between the first and second grade boats of each club, which are to be started together for convenience...
...Saturday afternoon by the score of 11 to 6. The first touchdown occurred when Roberts of Andover blocked Smith's punt on Yale's 20-yard line. A forward pass succeeded and Van Brocklin ran over the line for a score. The try for goal failed. In the next quarter, by a series of line plunges, Yale managed to score and kick the goal. A second forward pass form Mahan to Van Brocklin in the third period and a goal from touchdown gave Andover the winning points...
...points, and in the second half twice recovered the ball on downs on its own 10-yard line. During the first half of the game even Captain Howe could not seem to put any life into the Yale, men, and it was not until half way through the third quarter that Yale's scoring machine got started. After this a number of long runs by Spalding, Freeman and Howe resulted in three touchdowns and a field goal...
...race started opposite the Highland Club in West Roxbury, crossing the Larz Anderson estate, and finished on the Technology Field near Brookline Village, where the last quarter of a mile was run on the track. H. P. Lawless '13, who finished third, took the lead at the start, closely followed by P. R. Withington '12 and F. W. Copeland '13. Several other men on the University team gained a slight lead over the Technology runners and at the Larz Anderson hill, there were six Harvard men leading. Withington now assumed the lead, with Copeland second and Lawless third...