Word: snow
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...spectators began to fill the stands at 12.45 and the seats were practically all filled at 1.30. The sky was dark and leaden, and wet snow flurries fell at intervals. The field was slippery as a result of the early morning sleet. The Harvard stand was full of color, and the enthusiasm ran high long before the time of the game...
...scores made by both men were extremely good considering the weather conditions, which were most unfavorable. A high wind blew across the course throughout the match, and this, with a slight fall of snow, made accurate playing impossible...
...Sophomores and Freshmen will play as follows: 1902. 1903. W. Wadsworth. A. M. Brown. C. T. Richardson. F. H. Appleton. H. Lindsley. A. P. Thornton. W. W. Hoffman. H. L. Riker. 1904. 1905. U. A. Murdock. H. C. Egan. J. M. Richards. W. E. Egan. G. P. Snow. P. A. Proal. G. O. Winston. W. C. Chick...
...practice yesterday was not so encouraging as it has been lately. The light fall of snow made the ball slippery, and this, with the poor condition of the field, occasioned considerable fumbling in passing and in handling kicks. After the usual preliminary practice the first and second elevens lined up for two fifteen minute halves, in which the first scored two touchdowns through open play...
Sophomores -- U. A. Murdock, J. M. Richards, G. P. Snow and G. O. Winston...