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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...number of candidates in the freshman squad has now been reduced to two crews and four or five substitutes. Eighteen candidates were dropped on Thursday and the number of men who now remain will be greatly reduced within the next two weeks...
...senior crew began work in the gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The number of candidates was not large, but it is expected that many men will join the squad within the next few days. The crew will be strengthened by several football men. The preliminary work will consist of dumbbell exercise supplemented by a short run. Those who took the work yesterday were: W. H. Cameron (Capt.), R. T. Capen, A. Whiteside, W. Fairbank, A. L. Jackson, G. L. Smith, H. D. Pillsbury, N. P. Dodge...
From this time on the game was in Pennsylvania's hands. Frank Shaw was hurt and Doucette took his place. Osgood made another wonderful run of 60 yards around Harvard's right end to her 10 yard line; then Wharton and Knipe went through the line to within three yards of Harvard's goal. osgood went around the right end for another touchdown. Brooke kicked out to Williams, who made a fair catch, and Brooke again kicked the goal. Score, Pennsylvania 18; Harvard 4. Only five minutes more of play remained, and the ball was nearly all the time...
...CRIMSON posted a detailed bulletin of all the important plays in the Yale game Saturday afternoon within one minute after they took place. The crowd which rapidly collected in front of the bulletin blocked Harvard street and cheered with great enthusiasm whenever Harvard made a gain...
...Within two minutes from the beginning of the game Yale had scored her first six points, but not by hard playing. On the first down with the ball on Harvard's 20 yard line, Stillman broke past Frank Shaw, blocked Wrightington's punt, and fell on the ball behind the line for the first touchdown...