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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...played evenly on the offense, but the backs started slowly. Wesleyan did not once gain its distance. The first touchdown was scored after two minutes of play, in which the ball was carried 100 yards. Twitchell, of Yale, tried two field goals, but missed both. Simple tactics were used throughout the game...
...Craigie Bridge up beyond the Longwood Bridge. The following committee on construction has recently been appointed: President, H. S. Pritchett of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, chairman, Hon. H. D. Yerxa, Hon. J. B. Holden '71L. As the act itself goes much into detail, specifying first class construction throughout and various improvements along the banks, and as the commission is not limited as to expenditure, the work is sure to be satisfactory. It is expected that the dam will be completed within from three to five years. The total cost is estimated at about...
...game throughout was a disappointing evidence of the weakness of the University team, especially on the defense. Harvard's only score was made on a fifty-eight yard run by Nichols in the third scrimmage of the game, but after this the University team was able to maintain no decided advantage, and at one time the Maine eleven had the ball on Harvard's twenty-five yard line after rushing it steadily down the field for more than forty yards. Here the University eleven succeeded in obtaining the ball on downs, and during the remainder of the game the ball...
Whenever given the ball the first eleven had little difficulty in making good gains, and Randall once broke through for a thirty-three yard run. Throughout the signal practice and the eight-minute scrimmage the tackles were played outside the ends on both the defense and offense. The only exception to this formation was made when the first team kicked; the ends then played in out in their regular positions. No apparent confusion resulted from the new formation and it proved effective against the second in both offensive and defensive play...
...work of the eleven in the first half was fast and aggressive. In the second half, however, the play lacked fight, and only one touchdown was made, as against three in the first half. Throughout the game, the University team was slow in lining up, Bowdoin repeatedly getting into position before the Harvard men were on their feet. Bowdoin was outweighed and played raggedly both on the offense and defense, but always started quickly, and in the second half took good advantage of the very marked and surprising weakness of the right side of the Harvard line, rushing the ball...