Word: ran
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second eleven kicked off to Squires, who ran the ball in to the 30-yard line. From here the University team, aided by two penalties imposed on the second eleven, one for interference and one for off-side play, rushed down the field with long gains until Starr finally went over for a touchdown. Wendell fumbled the second kick-off for the University team, but recovering the ball advanced it from the 3 to the 22-yard line. On the next play Sperry made a gain of 35 yards on an end run. The second eleven held for downs...
...scrimmage the second eleven kicked off to Montgomery, who ran the ball in from the 15- to the 33-yard line. From here the University team rushed down the field with steady gains for a touchdown, Squires carrying the ball over the line. Kersberg received the kick-off for the second eleven and ran it back 13 yards to his own 28-yard line. Here the University team held for downs and Hanley soon after scored another touchdown. The second eleven kicked off to Starr, who received the ball on the 5-yard line and returned it 15 yards. Sperry...
...freshman football team was victorious on Saturday, defeating Yale 1908 by a score of 10 to 7. The first score was made when Yale fumbled and Reiter ran forty-five yards for a touchdown. A field goal by Douglas from the thirty yard line completed Princeton's scoring. The Yale team showed a strong attack, and after gaining consistently through the line for the first touchdown, rushed the ball to within one foot of Princeton's goal line, where the team was held for downs, but scored a safety on the next play...
...first team kicked off to Upham, who ran the ball in from the 20 to the 35-yard line. The second eleven rushed with good gains to the centre of the field, where the first team held for downs. The first team gained 6 yards but lost the ball on a fumble, after which the second eleven again rushed with good gains, carrying the ball to the first team's 30-yard line. Here the first team again held for downs and Nichols punted to the middle of the field. The first team secured the ball on a fumble...
...Smith ran Sperry's kick-off back 27 yards to the 31-yard line. Pennsylvania, favored by the wind, began a kicking game, and on three exchanges made 50 yards. Stevenson ran back Sperry's punt 39 yards and was downed on Harvard's 46-yard line. A fake kick netted 15 yards and then with line plays averaging gains of from 3 to 5 yards the ball was rushed down the field until Piekarski was forced over for the second touchdown. Stevenson's punt-out failed. Time was soon after called with the ball in Pennsylvania's possession...