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...Worcester players were very heavy, and the Freshman line could not hold. 1919 only threatened once, when Flower's 47-yard run put the ball in Worcester's territory; but the opposing linesmen broke through on the next two plays and tackled the backs for eight and two-yard losses, and Felton was forced to punt. The game was marred by frequent injuries on both sides. Of the Freshman team Coolidge broke his leg, Canfield broke a bone in his ankle, and Flower had a muscle torn in his left thigh...
...practice went on, and after about fifteen minutes' play the first team worked the ball down to the second's two-yard line. The next play resulted in a touchdown, Handy carrying the ball. The second team was then given the ball on the 20-yard line and soon punted; Briskly returned the punt on the next play and the first team held their opponents for downs. The ball was again worked to the second team's two-yard line and Cottrell scored on an old style line plunge. The final score for the first was made by Handy after...
...Saturday the All-Stars defeated an All-Southern team by the score of 5 to 0. The score was made by Williams, who ran 20 yards for a touchdown after receiving a forward pass from Galatti. With the exception of this touchdown the All-Stars never came nearer than 12 yards to their opponents' goal. The southerners just missed scoring a safety when Marre tackled Dewey after the kick-off on his two-yard line. The All-Stars punted out of danger, however...
...ball to Yale on its own 32-yard line. Coy punted to O'Flaherty who was tackled for no gain. Minot tore through centre for several yards but fumbled, Leslie picking up the ball and running to Yale's 50-yard line. Kilpatrick threw Corbett for a loss Minot failed to gain, so he made an onside kick which Howe caught and ran back 13 yards. L. D. Smith threw Philbin for a five-yard loss on an attempted end run, then Coy punted to O'Flaherty on Harvard's 31-yard line. Spencer went in for Paul at right...
...relay race was the most exciting event of the evening as it was not only close but also decided the outcome of the meet. Each man swam 200 yards, and when the last relay began Princeton had a scant two-yard lead. Cutler, last man for Harvard, crept up on Chambers of Princeton until he was almost even, yet Chambers managed to finish a few inches ahead...