Word: touchdowns
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...forced Yale back and she was again compelled to punt after three downs. Lee got the ball and carried it up to the twenty-five-yard line. Rushes by Lee, Allen, Dennison and Wadsworth forced the ball close to the line and Newell carried it over, scoring the first touchdown for Harvard. No Goal. Yale by short rushes forced the ball from the twenty-five-yard line to the center of the field and then punted. Cranston stopped the kick and Newell dropped on the ball. Rushes by the three backs and Allen forced the ball close to Yale...
...line. Pennsylvania got the ball, and rushes by Hulmes and Colladay carried it to Wesleyan's twenty-five-yard line. Another rush by Colladay gained 10 yards. The ball went to Wesleyan on four downs. Slayback fumbled and Cash and Zeigler carried the ball in goal, making the first touchdown for Pennsylvania. Hill kicked the goal. Score, Pennsylvania, 6; Wesleyan, 0. The ball was again put into play and kept at Wesleyan's forty-yard line. Manchester was hurt in tackling Hulme, but kept at his work. They play now became very rough; Wagenhurst and Crane were hurt, and Manchester...
...beginning of the second half Cambridge rallied. Boston soon lost the ball and by a series of brilliant rushes Cambridge carried it well down towards Boston's goal. Corbett made a good run and later kicked a goal from his own touchdown. The work of Cambridge in the second half was excellent, particularly that of Corbett and Broter...
...turned tables upon Harvard, her freshman eleven easily defeating the Harvard freshman twice, at New Haven and at Boston. In 1880 only one game was played. and Yale was again victorious; the game was played in Springfield and was won by Yale by a score of three goals, one touchdown to nothing. In the following year the game was played on the Boston Common, and once more the Yale freshmen defeated the Harvard team. In 1882 and 1883 the games were both played on Jarvis field, and both resulted...
...made a fine rush through the Williams team; he was caught, but passed to Mead, who carried it over the line. It was the finest play of the game. Goal. Score, 16-0. Williams gave up playing. Tech. rushers made holes at will and Duane scored the last touchdown from which a goal was kicked. Score, 22-0. The teams were made up as follows...