Word: threw
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...came the middle weight wrestling, in which A. M. Crane '94, and G. R. Taylor '94, were the contestants. Taylor was taller and appeared stronger than Crane but the latter was quicker and more scientific. Taylor opened the bout with a rush, but Crane secured a good hold and threw him. They struggled for a while and time was called. In the second round Crane got a half nelson, but could not turn Taylor who slipped out and forced Crane to form a bridge. Both men seemed somewhat winded and were resting when time was called. The third round...
...feather weight wrestling was between J. D. Stults '91, and B. Elsas '94. Stults was much the taller and was forced to lean over, thus placing his neck within Elsas' reach. Stutts started the bout by rushing, but Elsas got a neck hold and threw him. Elsas here got a strangle hold and was ordered by Bangs to break. In the second round Elsas again got a neck hold and threw his man. Stults slipped away and getting Elsas by the leg placed his foot on Elsas' neck but failed to turn him. Time. In the third round Stults...
...next round was between J. L. Dodge '91, and H. S. Flint '93. All through the round the work was very exciting. Dodge nearly threw Flint at one time, but by a sudden turn Flint got the best hold and then worked very hard to throw his man. Time was called without a fall...
...twenty minutes the play was in Harvard's territory. Bowdoin used her heavy rush line effectively, and by sheer weight forced the ball down to Harvard's 12 yard line. Here W. Hilton fumbled the ball, and Newell was on it like a flash; scrambling to his feet he threw off the man who had tackled him and rushed 40 yards before he was stopped. Alward followed with a run of 35 yards, and Sherwin gained the necessary yard to score the last touch-down of the game; goal. Score, 54-0. Time was called five minutes later with...
...Sexton's little grounder in front of the plate. The score was now nine all. Harvard failed to score in the seventh. In the eighth Brown got two more runs. Messer made a hit. Hubbard hit a slow grounder along the fist base line which Bates picked up; he threw wild to first, however, and Messer scored, Hubbard taking third. Hubbard came in on Upton's muff at the plate of Bates' throw. In Harvard's half of the eighth Dean got his base on balls, stole second, took third on Linn's hit, and home on Howland's. Linn...