Word: fell
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Again, shortly before the end of the game, with the ball on Harvard's 20 yard line, Brown dropped back for a kick. The pass was slow and too high and just as Brown got the ball away, Church blocked it. It rolled back of the line where Brokaw fell on it for the second touchdown. Baird kicked both goals...
Harvard's only chance to score came in the first half, when Shaw and Swain broke through and blocked one of Baird's punts. With a clear field, Moulton had a chance to get the ball and run with it, but he fumbled and a Princeton man fell...
...ball stayed near the centre of the field for a while. Finally '97 rushed the ball down the field, Scannell and Sleeper doing most of the work. On the thirty yard line they lost the ball on a fumble, but Williams broke through and blocked Brown's kick and fell on the ball. Carret gained three yards through right tackle, and Little made five yards. Here Little was injured and Scattergood took his place. Scannell made six yards and Sleeper carried it over for a touchdown. Hallowell punted to Garrison and kicked a goal. Score 10-0. For the rest...
...Andover and Exeter. With the termination of the dual league three years ago, healthy athletic competition between the two academies gave way to frequent wrangling; and the many unpleasant charges and counter-charges gave rise to much ill feeling. As the rivalry ended, athletics languished, and the school teams fell off in excellence...
...governorship he was defeated, the second time by a small margin. In 1890 his faithful work and high personal character brought him the success he so well deserved. Few men in public life have ever received so high an expression of personal regard as that which now fell to Governor Russell's lot. Every other officer in the state government, with one unimportant exception, was a member of the opposing party. Governor Russell won because of his personal integrity and devotion to the highest interests of the state. Standing alone in this difficult position, he, by his tact and high...