Word: wood
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...carried it across again. No goal, the ball being kicked fair where Stevens got it. When they next lined up, Smith got through and stopped a kick, and Remington dropping on the ball, made another touchdown. No goal. When the ball was kicked out Porter sent it back, and Wood made a touchdown. No goal. Harvard in a few minutes had the ball down within six feet of the line; but four successive downs found it still there, and the ball was given to Stevens. Porter soon got the ball and made yet another touchdown. No goal. Sears returned...
There was rather a small meeting in Holden, but as all the men present were of the same mind, the meeting went off as smoothly as possible. The following officers were elected without opposition: president, F. Remington, '87; vice-president, G. S. Mumford, '87; secretary, J. Walter Wood, jr., '88; and treasurer, W. S. Allen, '87. There being no more business before the house, on a motion of Mr. Brooks, '87, the meeting adjourned...
...this is the first game that the Harvard eleven has played with any eleven which has met Princeton, and our eleven of this year certainly needs support by the college if any eleven ever did. The following men will compose the team this afternoon: Rushers, Harding, Butler, Smith, Brooks, Wood, Remington and Faulkner. Quarter-back. Fletcher; halfbacks, Porter and Sears; full-back, Peabody. Substitutes, Boyden, Slade, Dudley, Bancroft and Griffing. Besides the game with Stevens to-day the following are the games for the next fortnight. Oct. 20, Technology. Oct. 23, Dartmouth. Oct. 30, Technology. After this last date...
...junior class meeting last evening was well-attended and orderly. Mr. Adams was re-elected president, Mr. Woodman, vice-president; Mr. Lund, secretary; and Mr. Amory, treasurer. Messrs. Adams, Crocker and Wood will captain the crew, nine and eleven for he coming year. Messrs. Amory, Leighton and Wood were elected to the Anniversary Committee, and Messrs. Adams, Appleton and Porter were elected marshals. A motion to direct the committee to oppose the project of a championship foot-ball game on undergraduate's day, was defeated. A motion to the effect that '88 disapproved of the election of the Conference Committee...
...BOYDEN, Sec'y.The following men will be at the gymnasium at three this afternoon: Perry, Willard, Porter, Fletcher, Holden, Harding, Wood, Butler, Smith, L. S., Trafford and Slocum. All other foot-ball men will please be on Jarvis, dressed for play, at four or as soon after as possible...