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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Freshman Team "C" showed up to advantage yesterday in a practice scrimmage with the Somerville High School team. Although the score was only 7 to 7, this was due to giving the ball to the visitors on the 20-yard line after time to enable them to score. The Freshman line was particularly strong, and several times held Somerville for downs...
...game characterized by individual play rather than by team-work. For the seconds. L. Crosscup Occ. and R. P. Parker '22 starred in the first half of the game. Crosscup rushed the ball from mid-field to the Navy 10-yard line, and in the next play carried it across on an end run for a touchdown. Parker's punting was the principal factor in the scrubs' defense system. In the latter half B. Hunneman '22, besides kicking a field goal from the 20-yard line and goal from touchdown, was the only back who was able to gain against...
Without a kick-off the University rushed the ball from mid-field to the second team seven-yard mark. On fourth down, W. J. Murray Occ. attempted a pass over the line, but overshot the mark...
...half-hour scrimmage yesterday the second team scored on a composite University Team B by a drop-kick from the 37-yard line. Roscoe Fitts Unc., who has transferred from Tufts this fall, and is consequentnly ineligible for the University team, was the star of the afternoon. It was due to his brilliant run of nearly 30 yards through the University line that he was able to kick the ball over the cross...
...breaks. Twice they intercepted forward passes at the critical points in the play. The first was intercepted by H. C. Janin Unc. just in time to prevent Team B from coming dangerously close to the goal line. Ten minutes later a second team back intercepted another and gained five yards toward the opponent's goal. On the succeeding play Fitts broke through for 30 yards, being downed by W. D. Hubbard '22 on Team B's 30-yard line. Fitts then scored on a field goal...