Word: side
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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They have many faults, however, remaining. Their interference is weak, and the backs have a tendency to disregard whatever openings have been made for them. Hopkinson made most of her gains through right tackle, and came very near scoring in the last half Neither side had a decided advantage in weight, but the freshmen excelled in tackling and running...
...left end, followed the ball well, and had no difficulty in getting through what interference there was on the second eleven. Stevenson seems to begin to show the effect of hard work. Whittren played with his usual snap and earnestness, but showed a dangerous tendency to get off side. Mackie and Acton both played well. If the latter continues to improve there should be no danger of a weak centre. Fairchild and Foster did about equally well in passing and tackling, but the former was clearly superior in interfering, in which he has, of course, had greater experience...
...defensive work was good, with the exception of that shown in the end of the second half, when Williams was pushing Harvard down the field. The fault here lay with the left side of the line. Williams gained little on the right. The Harvard ends and tackles were down on the ball well and twice took advantage of Draper's fumbles to score a touchdown...
...second half the entire left side and centre was substituted by Whittren, Connor, Parker, and Winslow, who gave up his engagement with the B. A. A. eleven to relieve Lewis. Dunlop and Corbett were put in place of Gray and Hoag. The playing in this half was quite as good as in the first...
Introductory matter should be carefully distinguished from the brief proper, and special attention should be given to distinguishing main from subordinate ideas and to phrasing both as reasons for the conclusion. The brief should not exceed two pages of forensic paper written on one side. These briefs will be discussed in class at the Tuesday lectures...