Word: rans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Crosby again proved his worth when he ran 30 yards for a touchdown almost immediately after the ball was put in play again...
...took the story of "Der Arme Heinrich" a tale led by Hartmann von der Ane, a German nidnnesinger of the twelfth century. It the elaboration of this story says Longfellow. "I have tried to show. . ., among other things, that through the darkness and corruption of the Middle As ran a bright, deep stream of Faith, strong enough for all the exigencies of his and death...
...winners threatened the 1927 goal. The Seniors, on the other hand, playing a much more aggressive game than heretofore, started two strong attacks against the Junior's goal-line, but heavy offside penalties nullified these advances. At one time Byshe of the Senior team recovered a 1928 fumble and ran for a touchdown, but the hall was brought back because Byshe kicked it before picking...
McKinlock Hall defeated Smith Hall in an interdormitory football game yesterday afternoon by a score of 13 to 6. Both of the winner's touchdowns came after recoveries of a loose ball; Borden, McKinlock end, blocked a punt in the first period, and ran 35 yards for a touchdown, and in the last minute of play Lomasney snatched up the pigskin after a fumbled punt, and sprinted 15 yards to a score...
Because the "guards back" is getting to be ancient history, it may be well to run over the famous old play. It started with only the necessary five men in the line--the centre, guards, and tackles. At a given signal, the right, guard ran back from the line and took up a position in the backfield, while the right halfback jumped in and filled his position temporarily, thereby fulfilling the provision of the rules that five men must be in the scrimmage at the start of a play...