Word: ran
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...backfield, which played speedily and surely at all times. Potter's work was very good. Beside making a perfect drop-kick from the 23-yard line, he handled forward passes in excellent style, the three which he tried being successful. Although Potter played only during the first half, he ran in three punts 28, 21 and 27 yards, respectively, and his judgment in the choice of plays was almost faultless. Wendell was the most consistent gainer in the backfield although Graustein and Campbell made several long runs around the ends...
Cornell kicked off to T. H. Frothingham, who ran in 20 yards to the 26-yard line before he was downed. On the first play Potter kicked to Butler, who ran in only 7 yards to his 47-yard line. The next play resulted in a loss of 5 yards and Butler punted to Potter on Harvard's 35-yard line. Potter ran with the ball 30 yards to Cornell's 46-yard line with excellent interference from the whole Harvard team. A 15-yard run by Wendell through right tackle made it first down on Cornell's 28-yard...
Bush replaced Withington. Cornell kicked off to Wendell on Harvard's 12-yard line. The latter ran the kick in to the 33-yard line, whence Potter punted to Bates on Cornell's 30-yard line. Bates eluded the Harvard ends and ran through a broken field to his 48-yard line on the last play of the period...
Felton was substituted for Lewis and Keays took Minot's place. Cornell punted to Harvard's 20-yard line where Potter took the kick and ran 20 yards to his 41-yard line. Two rushes netted only 8 yards and Felton punted to O'Connor who it ran in 25 yards to mid-field. Cornell was unable to gain on the next two plays and tried an onside kick, which escaped the Harvard backs and was only recovered by Potter on the 4-yard line. Felton at once kicked the ball out of danger to his 45-yard line, Butler...
...yards outside left tackle, and on the next play Potter tried another onside kick to Cornell's 20-yard line. Bates received the ball but advanced it only 4 yards before he was thrown. Butler at once punted to Potter on his 50-yard line, and the latter ran 15 yards to Cornell's 45-yard line. Three line rushes by Morrison and Campbell and a 5-yard penalty placed and ball on the 34-yard line where Potter tried and missed a forward pass, the ball rolling toward the Harvard goal after being blocked by a Cornell player. Potter...