Word: two
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1880-1889
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...goal. Score, 19-0. Dartmouth advanced the ball about twenty yards, aided by a good rush of Humphreys.' Dean broke through the rush line and securing the ball rushed from the centre of the field and scored a touchdown. No goal. Score, 23-0. Dartmouth failed to gain in two downs and Hutchinson secured the ball on a poor pass by the quarter-back. Rushes by Lee and Blanchard gained fifteen yards for Harvard, when Trafford kicked a goal from the field. Score 28-0. Dartmouth by good rushes forced the ball to the centre of the when time...
Yale defeated the Williams college team at New Haven by a score of 36-0. Yale's backs did good work, but her rushers showed lack of team play, while the Williams men showed up strongly and kept Yale from scoring for some time. The two Morison brothers were Yale's half-backs and both did remarkably good work in rushing and kicking. B. Morison played half-back on the Yale team in the fall of '86, but the next year he was out of college and last year he did not play. He is now said to be playing...
...separate blue book has been placed at Bartlett's for Law School men. If sixteen sign, two crews will be chosen by lot and a race rowed between them...
...second eleven played a practice game with '92 on the new athletic grounds last Saturday afternoon. Play was called at 2.25. Ninety-two taking the south goal. The game began in a spirited manner. The ball was forced at once to Ninety-two's ten yard line, but a good kick by Forbes returned the ball near the centre of the field. Moen then made a fine rush again advancing the ball to Ninety-two's ten-yard line. The sophomores now began to play a spirited, but not scientific game. But after three downs Crane pushed the ball over...
...been retained in office. Mr. G. B. Woomer opened the debate for the affirmative and stated that it was his duty to defend a much abused man, and he proposed to show that be fell in the performance of his duty, and that the causes of his downfall were two in number; small pensions, and the rerouting of pensions...