Word: touch
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Waters played the game of his life, he seemed to be always on hand, and tackled beautifully, his interferance in the "round the end" plays was brilliant, and he bucked the centre for good short gains; once he went through and got a touch-down. The ends, Hallowell and Foster, both played a wonderfully good game. They tackled well and followed the ball closely. Foster however seemed inclined to reach for the runner with only one arm and once he missed his man because of this. Hallowell made the best run of the game when he caught a low punt...
...eleven, which was practically unable to make any gains against the 'varsity team. The practice was livlier and sharper than it has been for some time past. The men blocked off well and lined up quickly. Ineffective and poor tackling allowed Corbett and Gray to make long gains. Two touch-downs were made in short order and Trafford made a beautiful kick, scoring a goal from the field. Gray rushed for sixty yards and was only downed a few feet from the line. Emmons was slow, though at times he tackled well. Fairchild played a good game at quarter-back...
...quarter-back, so that the high score was due much more to Andover's weakness than to any good work on the part of ninety-three. The game consisted of a thirty-minute and a twenty-minute, half, and in the first half the seniors scored six touch-downs, from which two goals were kicked, in the second, two touch-downs...
Ninety-five started the game with a V, and made a good gain, which was followed up by a series of quick rushes, and finally McNear carried the ball over for the first touch-down; no goal. Raymond soon scored another touch-down from which Richardson kicked a goal, and then McNear, aided by excellent interference scored again. Richardson failing to kick the goal...
...second half Raymond scored two touch-downs, and McNear one, from which Richardson got two goals, making the final score...