Word: rans
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...course on Soldiers Field. The team will consist of the six men who finished in the following order: W. A. Colwell 2G., W. A. Colwell 2G., W. G. Clerk '05, J. H. Hall '03, A. King '03, J. H. Stone '04, R. M. Walsh 2L. The candidates ran over eight laps of the course, which is 1370 yards long, thus covering six and a quarter miles, the same distance as the course at New York...
...except for preventing his opponent from doing much harm, did little that directly influenced the final result. Mills made some much-needed gains, but was slow on the defense. Whitwell played considerably better than he has before, though he allowed far too many advances through his position. Daly ran the team with judgment and made a number of necessary tackles in dangerous situations...
...sensational features of the game appeared at the very start when Putnam ran in Dartmouth's kickoff straight through the midst of both teams and was not brought down until he had passed the center of the field and completed a 53 yards gain to Dartmouth's 42-yard line. There was fumble on the next play, but the ball was recovered by Daly, and Mills then broke through left tackle for a 34 yards run to within 8 yards of the goal. Two short gains brought the ball to the 2-yard line and a touchdown seemed imminent...
...beginning of the second half was just as exciting as the first. On Putnam's kickoff, Dillon received the ball and ran straight through the entire Harvard team until he was thrown by Daly at Harvard's 45-yard line. It was a 55 yards run and proved to be the forerunner of what was to put the Harvard eleven in its most uncomfortable situation of the year. Two short gains and a 5 yards penalty for offside brought the ball within 33 yards of the goal. From there Harper walked through Shea for 22 yards to the 11 yard...
...degree of confidence seemed to have returned to the team for the men thereafter worked together to some extent, and it took just three plays to score the last touchdown of the game. Knowlton ran in the kick-off 22 yards, and Graydon added 2 yards through right guard. Mills followed with a run of 34 yards through left guard, but failing to use his interference in an intelligent manner was tackled from behind at Dartmouth's 42-yard line. The next play was the last, and Kernan broke clear on a play outside of right tackle and, dodging cleverly...