Word: turns
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...practice, much attention is devoted to meeting the expected rushes around the ends, of Harvard's big backs, which line of play won the game for Harvard a year ago. Yale hopes to profit by her experience with Harvard tactics, and to show in turn some clever tricks of her own." - Yale letter in N. Y. Times...
...next week to get the men in trim for the match with Yale. As yet no challenge has passed between the Yale and Harvard Shooting Clubs, but in all probability one will be forthcoming in the near future. Harvard challenged Yale last year, so it is really Yale's turn this year. The match will be held in Springfield the morning of the Harvard-Yale foot ball game...
...failed the tackles and ends were called back and the wedge which had been so effectual against the seniors was tried. The whole '94 team came into the play and the '93 made no gain. Duffield kicked and the ball went to '94 who were soon forced in turn in kick. When '94 again got the ball they were on '95's 35 yard line, Hoag made a beautiful run of 20 yards and the ball was down near the juniors goal. '93 here braced up and getting the ball Duffield made a poor kick. Hoag then tried...
...order to avoid the confusion of having the classes in both. Upper and Lower Mass. Use the same door, a separate staircase is being built. Instead of making a turn as it does now, the stairway, will lead straight down and come out at the north east corner of the building...
Stagg's team had the ball and started with the wedge. They could not gain in two downs, and on the third Stagg punted Harvard in turn carried the ball steadily down the field in spite of the backs' repeated fumbles. Trafford, Lake and Fearing all made substantial gains a d the play was on Y. M. C. A.'s five yard line. Springfield did finely and Harvard lost the ball on four ineffectual rushes. The crimson was immediately forced back twenty yards by Stagg's successful drives through the centre; but Harvard got the ball and Fearing and Lake...