Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Northeastern back intercepted a pass and ran it for 106 yards for a touchdown in a game with the Junior Varsity on Soldiers field yesterday afternoon. Despite this bit of play, however, the Crimson Jaspors romped home with a score of 26-7 in their favor. Walter H. Page, II '87, assistant football manager, acted as head linesman for the game...
Others on the absentee list have been Bill Watt and Bob Jones. Both of these are also out of today's game. All told that makes quite an impressive score. It also makes Harlow's job about as difficult as is humanly possible. In fact if Harlow can produce a team which can stick close to the Crusaders for 60 minutes today he will be generally credited with having achieved the impossible. The chances are that the Purple will win by three touchdowns...
...Crimson will go into the Stadium a very distinct underdog, with the betting odds running 2-1 against them and the profession prophets predicting a defeat by three or four touchdowns. Few of the prognosticators give Harvard a chance to score...
...opening kickoff Leon Manheimer passed to Tom Motley. Then Tom to Ted Motley to Tom to Leon and into the goal for Harvard's first score...
...Carlo master rarely travels with the performers, prefers to drop in on them when least expected. On one such occasion he arrived in New Orleans during a matinee, met the company harpist ambling along the streets. The player tried to explain that the opera was Rigoletto, that the score calls for no harp. But Gallo was not to be placated. He saw to it that for the Rigolettos thereafter the harpist went into the pit, played...