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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...together well and rowed an excellent race. Although still behind First Weld at Harvard bridge, they were rowing strongly, and when they were through the bridge they pulled up gradually on the leaders and forged ahead at the finish with a well-timed spurt. Second Newell was always within striking distance, but seemed to lack the physical power to go any faster. Unsteadiness caused the Second Weld boat to fall behind from the very start and it was never an important factor in the race...
...yard line, where McDevitt tried a field floal which failed. Hatherway went in for Greenwood, and Steward replaced Stuart for Dartmouth, and Gilmore went in for Kersburg on the University eleven. Hall kicked out to the 49-yard line, from where the Dartmouth team carried the ball to within striking distance, this time scoring a touchdown. With the ball on the 13-yard line McDevitt and Steward dropped back as if for a goal from placement, but McDevitt, who received the ball, made a forward pass to Lang on the eight-yard line. The latter, aided by good interference, made...
...compared to 33 per cent in the charge at Balaklava. A Confederate battalion was obliged to count its standards in order to realize that at one time it comprised ten regiments, and during Pickett's charge a body of cavalry lost 27 out of 36 of its horses within ten minutes...
...Juniors kicked off to the 5-yard line, where the Seniors made a slight advance and then punted to the centre of the field. They regained the ball by blocking a punt, but soon lost it on downs. The next few plays brought them within 5 yards of the goal-line, but they were unable to score. When time was called the ball was near the middle of the field...
Many of the best seats for the Indian game last Saturday got into the hands of speculators. These seats were put on sale as usual in Cambridge and Boston, and were sold only to Harvard men. Within two hours after the sale they were seen in the hands of speculators, both in Cambridge and Boston. Such a condition of affairs is much to be deplored and it is hard to realize that Harvard men could be guilty of such misdemeanors. Nevertheless, it seems necessary before the Dartmouth tickets are put on sale, to caution Harvard men against a repetition...