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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hampden Park, Springfield, yesterday afternoon Harvard defeated Trinity by a score of 38 to nothing. After the heavy rains the grounds were slippery, and it was very hard for the runners to get a start. The game was played part of the time in a pouring rain, and the few spectators consisted very largely of Yale men. Captain McClung, Heffelfinger and Hinckey of the Yale team saw the game, and their coaches, Corbin '89, Bull '89, Stagg '89, and several others were also on hand...
Jackson has the greatest possibilities for a half-back of any candidate who has presented himself, but he seems to lack sand or confidence in himself. He is very apt to start slowly and get too far behind his blockers, but when once going he is the fastest man and best dodger on the team. If he will overcome his tendency to be satisfied with himself when he has made his five yards and will fight till he is down he will make a good...
...eleven will start this morning for Springfield, where they will play Trinity this afternoon at Hampden Park. The team will probably be made up of the following men: Emmons, left end; Waters, left tackle; Mackie, left guard; Bangs, centre; Dexter, right guard; Newell, right tackle; Hallowell, right end; Gage, quarter-back; Lake and Corbett, half-backs; Trafford, full-back...
Next Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock the next run will start from the Gymnasium as on yesterday...
Harvard had the ball at the start. Lake lost it almost immediately, and Harvard was forced back to her 30 yard line. Here she got the ball, and without losing it, took the play to Stagg's line where Trafford scored. Goal...