Word: sixths
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Jones rushed the ball over the line, but the touchdown was not allowed, as Andover claimed that he went outside. Remington succeeded in making the sixth touchdown, however, but Woodman again missed the goal. Fletcher made the seventh touchdown at 3.27, and the goal was missed for the third time. Butler made the next touchdown at 3.29, and Woodman kicked the fourth goal...
...combination rush, but Harvard got the ball and Andover was forced to make a safety touchdown at 3.32. Two minutes later Fletcher followed with the ninth touchdown, from which Woodman kicked the fifth goal. Porter rushed through and made the tenth touchdown at 3.40, and Woodman kicked the sixth goal. The first half ended at 3.42, with a score of 54 to 0 for Harvard...
...formal invitation to take part in the procession on November sixth has been extended to all the schools of the university. It is probable that representatives from each school will be present, as favorable answers in several cases have already been received...
Harvard did not score until the third inning. Then they got three runs on hits by Boyden, Wiestling and Smith, and a wild throw. In the sixth two more runs were added on a base on balls, Willard's hit, and Richardson's wild throw to second. Three runs were made in the seventh on Holden's hit and two wild throws...
...third, Harvard went out in order. In the fourth, they made three runs on a three bagger by Henshaw, a two bagger by Edgerly, Wiestling's single, and a missed third strike. In the fifth, a run was made on errors. It the sixth Wiestling made a hit, went to third on a wild throw by Marble, and came in on Phillips' long drive to left, which was beautifully caught by Storrs...