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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshmen made but three first downs. Near the opening of the first period Reynolds made 25 yards through a broken field before he was thrown, and at the end of the final period Sortwell made a gain of 37 yards. The Freshmen played a good defensive game, holding Andover for downs four times inside the 10-yard line...
...netted only 3 yards, and Sprackling kicked to Potter, who ran the ball 8 yards to his 35-yard line. After two failures in the line, Tryon punted to Sprackling on Brown's 46-yard line. High made 6 yards on the first play but on the next was thrown by L. D. Smith for a loss. Sprackling then kicked to Potter and Corbett returned the ball on the second play. After this, the ball went back and forth frequently on an exchange of punts, neither back-field being able to gain through the opposing line...
Withington kicked off to Sprackling, who advanced the ball to the 18-yard line. On the next two plays, Marble and Sprackling were both thrown for losses, so McKay punted to Corbett, who was downed on his 45-yard line. Neither Corbett nor Wendell could gain, and Potter kicked, the punt being recovered by Tryon on Brown's 40-yard line. On the next two plays only 4 yards were made, and on Corbett's kick, Sprackling was forced outside by Potter on Brown's 35-yard line. Brown could not gain and McKay punted to Corbett...
...Harvard's 3-yard line. In this play, Roberts broke a bone in his ankle, and Cooke took his place. Amherst could not gain on three line plays and lost the ball on downs. Corbett punted out of danger to Amherst's 50-yard line where Abele was thrown. Two attempts at rushing resulted in a loss and Creede dropped back to punt. His kick was blocked and it was Harvard's ball in midfield. From here, the touchdown was made in six plays. Corbett and Morrison made long gains, and a forward pass to L. Smith put the ball...
Abele gained only two yards in the line and Creede punted to Corbett on the second down. The latter ran the ball to Harvard's 50-yard line but the backs were unable to gain, so Corbett punted back to Fitts who was thrown on Amherst's 17-yard line. Connolly and Hubbard netted 6 yards but Creede kicked to Gardner who was tackled in mid-field. Here Harvard was penalized for off-side. Again Corbett punted to the 32-yard line but Amherst tried in vain to gain 10 yards and was forced to punt. Corbett caught the ball...