Word: ran
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...second half ninety-seven took a brace. Holmes secured the ball after ninety-seven's kick-off, and ran for a good gain. After a fine punt by Holmes and an end play for 15 yards by ninety-seven, the juniors made a long punt which rolled out on the senior's 8 yard line. After a return punt from the seniors ninety-seven got the ball and took it to the seniors' 4 yard line. The seniors were unable to hold them for four downs and the ball went over their line. Hallowell failed to kick the goal. Score...
...ball over ninety-seven's goal line after about seven minutes' play. Merriman kicked the goal. Score, 6 to 0 in favor of the seniors. Ninety-seven's kick-off was returned by Holmes to their 40 yard line. Here ninety-seven fumbled but Sleeper, grabbing the ball, ran around right end and down the field. Just before he reached...
BOSTON PARK THEATRE.- "The Foundling," which comes to the Park Theatre next Monday evening, is purely farcical. It is English, and its authors are Lestocq, who wrote "Jane" and E. M. Robson. It was originally produced at Terry's Theatre, London, where it ran a year, and last season it held the stage of Hoyt's Theatre in New York, where it was presented by Manager Charles Frohman, nearly 200 nights. Cissy Fitzgerald, the famous "Gaiety Girl" dancer, appears in the farce as a music hall bewitcher. Cissy is vivacious. She has made the greatest success in New York...
...hammer. In the half-mile E. Hollister, starting from scratch, easily beat out the field and won in the fast time of 1.58 thus beating his own record of 1.581/5 which he made in the Mott-Haven games at New York last spring. C. H. Williams, 15 yards, ran a close race for second place with J. H. Cunningham for 30 yards and just beat him out at the finish. The quarter-mile was an interesting race. J. L. Bremer was scratch with H. H. Fish on the 15 yard mark, the rest of the field being scattered along...
...Saturday's victory over Cornell. The superior physical training which the Harvard players have undergone told against Cornell as it did against Brown; but in both games, after the first half had been closely contested, the men were quick to take advantage of their opponent's weakness and ran up the score with a vim that was gratifying to every Harvard man present...