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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...time called with the ball in Andover's 25-yard line. Harvard was demoralized in the second half, and the ball remained near her goal most of the time. Here, Shaw of the Ando ver team, made a touchdown from an error of Slade's, and another goal was scored. Denneston made another touchdown, from which no goal was kicked, and Slade was forced to make a safety just before time was called, the score standing, Andover, 18; Harvard, 4. The Harvard team was: Rushers, Magoun, Gay, Piper, Dexter, (centre), Richards, Page, Crehore; quarter-back, Crane; half-backs, Hunnewell...
...final set between Messrs. Snow and Tailer and H. M. and P. S. Sears for the championship in doubles was played off yesterday afternoon and resulted in a victory for the former by a score of 6-0. The play throughout was good and at times brilliant. At the close of this match, Messrs. Snow and P. S. Sears began play for the championship in singles. Sears took the first set easily, the score being 6-1. In the second set Snow played a much stronger game, but finally the set went to Sears by a score...
...Beck Hall courts. The first two sets were characterized by the heavy smashing of lobs by Tailer and Snow. Their team play was very strong. In the last two sets the Sears brothers played an excellent back-game. In the third, Snow and Tailer led by a score of 5 - 4, but finally lost the set. In the fourth, Snow and Tailer did poorly. Tailer, however, made two phenominal backhanded returns of difficult lobs. The fifth set was stopped by darkness. The following is the score: Sears brothers vs. Snow and Tailer...
...ball and made the sixth touchdown at 4.31. Brooks took Woodman's place and kicked the second goal. Time was called for Brainard, who had sprained his ankle, and Dilworth was substituted. Fletcher made the seventh touchdown. Brooks missed the goal and time was called at 4.46. Score, Harvard, 86; Andover...
...good game, and had no difficulty in holding and getting through Harvard's rush line. Cook, the end rusher, especially getting on to the half-backs in fine style. Harvard played with snap and vim, Dudley and Griffin doing some good tackling and rushing. During the first half no score was made. A touchdown and a goal were made by Harvard in the second half...