Word: rushing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following facts have been compiled on the Harvard-Yale game. In the first half Harvard rushed 47 times for a total gain of 167 yards, 4 rushes being made without gain, and one for a lose of two yards. Yale rushed 9 times and gained 14 yards, making but one rush without gain. In addition Yale made a 13 yard gain on a quarter back kick. A series of 15 straight rushes by Harvard netted 48 yards, while Yale's longest series consisted of three rushes, including the quarterback kick, and netted 15 yards. The longest individual gain...
Both the second crews are inclined to rush, but the second Weld is better together and keeps the boat more steady than the second Newell...
...editorial on the "Bloody Monday" question in the current number will enlist the majority of undergraduates on its side; it presents the arguments in favor of the rush with keen clearness and force. A "Specimen Lecture--English 8," and "Heart to Heart Talks with Freshmen" are the best of the other prose articles in the number. The full page drawing by Welldon is remarkably well drawn; none of the other drawings are noteworthy...
...first and second crews were unchanged, and the third was about three lengths behind the first. The stroke of the first was slow from start to finish and there was no life in the boat. The second crew rowed a quick, snappy stroke, but were inclined to rush forward. The third crew rowed in good form, but they lack the weight and strength of the other crews. Wray followed the race in the "John Harvard," and the other crews were coached by Arthur Stevens '97, from a single...
Pennsylvania kicked off and Harvard immediately began again to rush the ball. In a half dozen centre plays Harvard took the ball to middlefield. Graydon hurdled Pennsylvania's line and took the ball 30 yards before he was downed by Howard. Donaldson left the game and was replaced by Mitchell...