Word: touchdowns
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...game was called at 2.57, with Harvard at the easterly goal. In spite of Dennison's kicking and Mowry's rushing, the ball was forced down to Andover's goal, and the first touchdown was made by Porter at 3, from which Woodman kicked the first goal...
Andover sent the ball off again, but rushes by Remington and Fletcher brought it back again, and the second touchdown was made at 3.11. Woodman tried for goal, but missed. Woodman made the third touchdown and second goal at 3.16. Fletcher followed with the fourth touchdown. The ball was punted out but not marked, and Fletcher made the fifth touchdown, from which Woodman kicked the third goal...
Jones rushed the ball over the line, but the touchdown was not allowed, as Andover claimed that he went outside. Remington succeeded in making the sixth touchdown, however, but Woodman again missed the goal. Fletcher made the seventh touchdown at 3.27, and the goal was missed for the third time. Butler made the next touchdown at 3.29, and Woodman kicked the fourth goal...
...Techs. Harvard secured the ball, and a long punt by Jones sent it close to the Technology 25-yard line. Here Remington made a good rush, but was downed close to the goal line. Good work by the Harvard rush line aids Fletcher in securing the first touchdown, from which no goal was kicked. The ball is brought out by Technology, but long kicks by Porter soon force it to the 25-yard line, with the ball in Harvard's possession. A good pass by Fletcher enables Porter to make a touchdown, from which Jones kicks a goal. Technology...
...halves. Brooks dribbles the ball to Harding, who is downed after a short run. Jones makes a fine run, but long punts by Boyden keep the ball well in the center of the field. The ball is, however, slowly worked towards the Technology goal and soon Jones makes a touchdown from which he kicked a goal. As it was getting too dark to see the ball well, time was called, the score for both halves being, Harvard, 59; Technology, 0. For Harvard, the best playing was done by Remington and Harding, while Taintor and Tracy distinguished themselves for Technology...