Word: went
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...greatest feature of the game was the playing of Flynn, a man ineligible last year. Several times he got off 50-yard punts, and went crashing through the opposing line whenever called upon. His ability in kicking and line-plunging greatly resembled that...
...dodged a half-dozen tacklers, the latter placed the ball on the 20-yard line. It looked like another score, but Holy Cross held on the 2-yard line and punted out. Brickley tried a goal from the 30-yard line on a fair catch but the ball went wide. Holy Cross scrimmaged from her 20-yard line, but, as O'Brien was thrown for a loss of 10 yards, a punt was needed. Hardwick again took the ball on the 45-yard line and ran in 35 yards, the second longest gain of the day. He then made...
Another charge down the field was headed by Wendell who this time covered 40 yards from the 10-yard line. Bradlee had taken Hardwick's place and with Brickley and Wendell swept down the field, for average distances of five yards, until Brickley went across for the last score, a touchdown from which no goal was kicked. Again the march began, but this time the whistle ended it before a score...
...make their work more difficult, namely, that of playing a number of coaches with the second team. At one time when the University attacked, it was opposed by Fish at right guard, P. Withington at centre, L. Withington at left tackle, and Smith at left end. Later on, Leary went in at right guard for a short time...
...member of the Harvard Athletic Committee. He played end on the University team in the famous game in which Yale was defeated 17 to 0. L. D. Smith '12, taking his former position of end on the University team, played for a short period in the scrimmages. P. Withington went in at centre for a few minutes and L. Withington also played at right tackle. The following coaches were out in uniform to assist Head Coach Haughton: Fisher, L. Withington, and P. Withington in charge of the linemen; Wigglesworth, in charge of the quarterbacks; and Leary, G. Browne...