Word: starring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first game at Cambridge was won by Harvard, which scored a goal and two touchdowns, to a touchdown for Princeton. Mr. Harrington, a Tufts star of that period, was the referee, and the umpires were Roessle of Princeton and the late Ex-Gov. W. E. Russell '77. Harvard's line-up was as follows...
...kept from scoring frequently by Geoinett's long runs. His speed enabled him to circle the ends for good gains, and time and again he carried the ball out of danger in this way. Hardwick gained most of the ground for the second team and was the star of the game...
...field events were run off in the baseball cage, where Camp exhibited good form as a pole-vaulter. There were no star performances in the other events, however, but this is due to the fact that the conditions attending indoor work were not the best...
...other teams which Harvard will play this season, Brown appears to be the strongest. The material is the best in years, but it has not been rounded into a smooth team as yet. Sprackling, at quarter, is easily the star of the team, and puts a great deal of life into the men. The line does not seem to be strong on the defence, and although the large scores that Brown has rolled up against, its opponents would seem to indicate strong offensive work, a large part of the high scoring ability has been due to Sprackling's phenomenal work...
...them to two first downs. Springfield's score was the direct result of an intercepted forward pass. The team has been coached by Fred Daly, captain of the Yale team last year, and is well versed in the fundamentals of the game. Nagle at left half is the individual star of the team, his game being marked by sensational runs in the broken field...