Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Friday April 4, the final day of spring football practice, the "Hardwicks" won the spring football title by defeating the rival "Mahans" 13 to 0 in the rubber game of the three contest series. J. F. Shereschewsky '32 scored all 13 points for the Hardwicks, racing 40 yards off left tackle in the first period for the initial score, and plunging eight yards in the third period for the second touchdown, after which he kicked the extra point...
...time during the game, which was played on a basis of 16 plays per period, were the Mahans in a position to score, while their opponents were always threatening. Schereschwesky scored the touchdowns for his team in each of the three games, netting one each in the first two games and two in the final...
During the first 15 minutes, neither side was able to score, but before the end of the half, the count was tied at one all. Harvard went into the lead, 3 to 2, early in the-second period. H. B Sanders '30 tallying twice: Cornell won when Captain Tiemann tied the score, and Fay made the decisive count just before the end of the game...
...Gulick Tullar, pt. pt. Robinson Johnson, c. pt. c.pt. Myerson Wallace, ld. ld. Hartnett Clark, 2d 2d., Faude Brown, 3d 3d. Brinkley Tiemann, c. c., Nido Moon, 3a 3a. Pope Fay, 2a 2a. Glenn Champion, 1a 1a. Foshay Trousedel, o.h. o h., Johnson Hubbell. l.h. l.h., Sanders Score Cornell 4, Harvard...
After the game with the Marines Harvard traveled up to Washington to play Georgetown the day after the Hill Toppers had trimmed Yale 4 to 2. The Crimson was forced to accept a defeat by a similar score at their hands, playing at the Washington Barracks before the largest crowd that has watched a college ball game in the capitol city in several years. Remaining over in Washington another day the Crimson nine came out of its batting lethargy and fattened its average at the expense of four Catholic University hurlers while burying the Cardinals under an avalanche...