Word: ran
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...made the only long runs, one of 27 yards, another of 20, and was good on his interference. Owing to a slight injury he gave way to Gray, who ably seconded him, both running well and kicking well. Clarke, Gonterman and Wrightington were not always right in interference, but ran well with the ball. The work in the line was slow, though Blanchard and Newell did well. Mackie and Acton were not so good in defense as in blocking...
...rule the handicaps were very fairly given. In the quarter mile, however, N. W. Bingham, scratch, was unable to overtake the other contestants, though he ran beautifully and in good time. In the hundred yards dash, one or two men were perhaps handicapped a little heavily...
Donovan did by far the best individual playing, never failing to make long gains. For Exeter, Twombly and Leahy put up a strong, aggressive game in the line, while Holmes ran and tackled well. Irving and Pillsbury played creditably for the freshmen...
Andover was again unable to gain, and punted to Brewer who made a beautiful run. Gould then made a poor pass to Brewer, who fumbled, and Hazen, securing the ball, ran 35 yards before Brewer tackled him. Andover gained a little, and with five yards for offside play, carried the ball to Harvard's 10 yard line, when Letton kicked a goal from the field...
...yesterday were unusually good, at least so far as the track events were concerned. Only the bicycle race and mile walk were disappointing. The best track event was the half mile run, which E. E. Hollister won by several seconds in 2 min., 4 2-5 sec. He never ran a race before, and never had on a running shoe until this fall. The best field event was C. J. Paine's record of 5 ft., 8 7-8 in. for the high jump. The quarter by Mansfield in 54 3-5 sec. was also very good. F. McCarthy ran...