Word: ran
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Hurley received the first kick-off, and ran it in from the 15 to the 40-yard line. From there the University eleven by hard playing, carried the ball straight down the field, Mills going over for a touchdown. Marshall kicked the goal...
...showing of the University eleven was extremely disappointing, and proved very clearly, what its recent work in practice has indicated; the absolute lack of fight. In the first half the Indians had the University team at their mercy, and ran the ball 70 yards without a single failure to make first down, the defense, throughout the game, was utterly powerless either to analyze or to stop Carlisle's advance with the ball. Double and delayed passes, quarterback runs, straight mass plays through tackle, varied by different wing shift formations, were all in turn, used most successfully in bending back...
Charles kicked off for Carlisle, and Marshall ran the kick back from the 18 to the 37-yard line. Two rushes gave four yard and then LeMoyne punted to Johnson, who ran the ball back 13 yards to the 38-yard line. From here Carlisle rushed to Harvard's 8-yard line, and after a 4-yard loss Johnson made a pretty goal from placement. Neither goal was menaced during the rest of their half. Score-Carlisle, 5; Harvard...
...kicked off to Carr who advanced the ball to the 20-yard line. By a series of short line plunges, the Climbers took the ball to the Skin and Bones' 40-yard line but here they were held for downs. The Climbers regained the ball on downs and Carr ran 45 yards for a touchdown, but as the Climbers had been off-side the play was not allowed and the team was penalized 10 yards. By three end runs by Carpenter, and a plunge through tackle by Carr, the ball was carried to the Skin and Bones 15-yard line...
...trained all the fall were prevented from running, owing to the fact that a certain event--namely, the one-mile run--was run ahead of scheduled time,--it has been found out on investigation that only three men missed the event and two of these afterwards ran in the two-mile race. Moreover, the mile run was not started until it was found absolutely necessary to do so in order to finish the games before darkness rendered any further running impossible. Even as it was the two-mile was finished in almost complete darkness. E. C. RUST. P. DANA...