Word: scored
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...three foot ball delegates, to the effect that in their opinion, Yale won the Thanksgiving game (and consequently the championship) fairly, will shortly be sent to New Haven. The reasoning which leads the delegates to their conclusion is, in brief: that at the close of the game, the score was 6 points to 4 in Yale's favor: that this result would have given Yale the championship except for a technicality. The reasoning is good, but does not warrant their conclusion, viz: that the game was won fairly. No one will deny that Yale was ahead at the close...
...Theta Delta Chi foot ball team of this college played a game with a team from the same society in Tufts college yesterday afternoon, at College Hill. The Harvard team was victorious, by a score of twenty-eight points, (four goals, and one touchdown,) to nothing. Mr. Brooks of Boston University was referee...
...another excuse comes from Yale for "crawling" in the freshman game with Harvard. This time it is on the score of expense. The management was afraid that enough money would not be taken at the gate to defray the expenses of the game and so of course the game had to be given up. In this straightforward, manly mode of procedure, Yale is not to be blamed. Oh, no. She simply followed the rule which always prevails in such circumstances. Thousands of such instances might be given. For years it has been the custom for Harvard or Yale...
...merits of real orchestral work, and fewer of the failings of amateurs than we have ever known it to have. While this is due in large measure to the excellent training administered by Mr. Forchheimer, who is apparently quite at home in the mysteries of an orchestral score, still it is evident that the standard of individual excellence is much higher than it has been in former years, and that the orchestra contains a larger number of performers of high merit, who give it a certainty and solidity which has not always been noticeable. It is also a very gratifying...
...Table 24" has added another to its long series of victories, by defeating "Table 32" at foot ball on Saturday by a score of 16 to 7. Gilman, '85, was among the players. Boyden, '85, and Churchill, '86, did some excellent rushing and kicking...