Word: ran
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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About twelve men ran in the cross country run yesterday afternoon under the leadership of J. E. Haigh '03, and M. T. Lightner '03. The course was up Western avenue to the Speedway, a distance of about two and a half miles...
...cross country run yesterday afternoon started from the Locker Building at 4 o'clock and covered a distance of four and a half miles. The course ran up Mt. Auburn street to the hospital, through Coolidge's farm to Western avenue, and then home by the boulevard, cutting across Soldiers Field to the Locker Building...
...starting with the ball, but when once under way gained ground effectively. Marshall was not accurate in handling the ball and did not watch the opposing team enough in directing the plays. Graydon hit the line very awkwardly and was not accurate in finding openings. Kernan and Putnam ran well with the ball and warded off tackles, but Kernan was careless in handling the ball...
...fumble. Harvard then recovered the ball on a fumble, but lost it in the same way on the 10 yard line. Brown punted to the middle of the field. On the next play Kernan went around right end for a touchdown. Cutts kicked goal. O'Connell ran the next kick-off back 23 yards and Kernan gained 20 yards around right end. Short end runs and gains through the line brought the ball to the 15 yard line. Cutts made 7 and 5 yard gains through tackle and Graydon then went over the line. Cutts kicked goal. Graydon ran...
...Graydon ran the kick-off back 20 yards. By plays against tackle, the first advanced the ball to the 45 yard line. Short gains through center brought the ball to the 15 yard line and after three plays Putnam went over, for the first touchdown. On the next kick-off Gray. don advanced the ball 45 yards, but shortly afterward Dodge got the ball on a fumble. The second did not run its plays off smoothly and were held for downs. The first then advanced the ball to the 35 yard line where the second held them for downs...