Word: ten
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...eleven games played thus far, Harvard has scored 436 points and lost 10 points; Yale in nine games has scored 384 points and lost none; Princeton has scored 303 points, in ten games, and lost none...
Stagg's team made its touch down in the second half. After Harvard had scored several times, the Springfield men rushed the ball down the field to Harvard's ten yard line. For two downs they were unable to gain. On the third they made a pretense of using the wedge; but instead scattered Harvard's forces by a pretty trick and scored...
Stagg's eleven rushed the ball down the field, directly through Harvard's for wards; and from the ten yard line, scored. No goal. 32 to 4. Newell and Hallowell both scored for Harvard before the half was over. Trafford kicked all the goals. Score...
...really is. The argument will doubtless be used during the consideration of the cases of these men, "We cannot afford to risk misinterpretation outside the" college; and the equal danger of risking misinterpretation within the college may not be so apparent. There is no doubt whatever that the past ten years has seen a steady improvement in the relations between the faculty and the students. There has been a mutual growth of confidence. What each side asks from the other is fairness and justice, and this spirit has generally prevailed in their relations one with the other. The result...
...Ten men entered 880 y'd run: F. M. Stein '95, J. Corbin '92, W. D. Boardman '92, A. R Whittier '94, H. C. Lakin '94, A. Lincoles '95, F. E. Lowell '95. J. O. Nichols, L. S., N. P. Dodge, Jr., '95, W. Emerson '95. Won by H. C. Lakin (15 y'ds . Time, 2 min. 3 1-5 sec.; Whittier (40 y'ds) was second...