Word: touch
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...stopped a punt. Hallowell played well but allowed one long gain to be made around his end. For the second eleven Foster played the best game, he tackled hard and low and seemed to be always on hand. Borden and Fennessy ran well for the second, each making a touch down after long runs through the left end of the 'varsity line. There was a great deal of punting done during the game, and Trafford made several beautiful returns and kicked one goal from the field...
...later Stevenson's run around the same end followed by a long kick carried the ball back again. McNear's run was stopped by a plucky tackle by Garrison. Steady gains by Raymond and Brown through the centre followed by McNear's rush around the end scored the first touch-down. Ninety-five's weak point throughout the game was a lack of team play and failure to block off for the backs holding the ball...
...whole length of the field and scored another touchdown, from which a goal was kicked; Exeter again started with a V but dropped the ball which Hallowell secured. Again Gray scored a touchdown after several rushes by Corbett and Trafford, and another goal was won. Harvard got three other touch downs during the first half, Trafford, Gray and Hallowell, each making one, while Trafford kicked two of the goals. Score...
Dartmouth did not gain on the V, and the ball soon went to Harvard, Gray soon scoring another touch-down by good interference. No goal...
...Mason took Newell's, Highlands, Acton's, Upton, Waters'. At one time in the half Dartmouth got the ball to Harvard's 20 yard line on short gains through Highlands, but the rest of the half was spent in long runs by Harvard's backs, which resulted in five touch-downs. Brewer kicked two goals. The final score...