Word: harrington
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Dates: during 1870-1879
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...Edward Howard Cobb, Charles Rich Comey, Osborne Sargent Curtis, Arthur Percy Cushing. Charles Daniels, Louis Bailey Dean, Benjamin Humphrey Dorr, Franklin Asaph Dunbar, Edward Somerville Ellicott, Irving Elting, Philip Van Rensselaer Ely, Zebina Allston Gleason, Henry Goldmark, Augustus Coe Gurnee, Charles Albertus Hamilton, Louis Hancock, John Butterworth Harding, Charles Harrington, Melvin Hasbrouck, Edward Rogers Hastings, Henry Clinton Hay, Andrew Duff Heffern, Parke Woodbury Hewins, John Russell Holmes, Charles Wells Hubbard, Edward Browne Hunt, Ernest Jackson, Lawrence Jacob, Benjamin Newhall Johnson, Edward Francis Johnson, Joseph French Johnson, Arthur Mason Jones, Walter Kessler, Philip Coombs Knapp, Nathan Ryno Smith Lanier, Rosewell Bigelow...
...last three-quarters play Blanchard was injured, and had to leave the game, which was a great loss for our side. The playing of Captain Dodge, of Cutts, Stevenson, and McNair, for Princeton, was especially noticeable, while Harrington, Holmes, Littauer, and Thayer did good work for Harvard. The teams were as follows...
HARVARD.Rushers: Cushing, Thayer, Littauer, Perry, Holmes, Swift, Cushing, M. S. Half-Tends: Austin, Blanchard, Harrington, Houston, Holden. Tends: Lombard, Bacon, Wetherbee...
...minutes past three before the ball was kicked off. The rain fell in torrents, and the men were soon wet through. In a few moments the ball was rushed down towards Columbia's goal, and before she knew it, Cushing, M. S., had obtained a touch-down. Harrington quickly got two more. The ball was punted out, but no goal was secured. Then the ball was worked close by Columbia's side, and Bacon, by a beautiful kick from the field, secured the first goal...
During the game Harvard obtained six goals and Columbia nothing. Brower, Conover, Hammond, McCosh, and Train did the best work for Columbia; and Bacon, Cushing, Harrington, Holmes, Littauer, and Thayer for Harvard. Our team was the same as that in the Princeton game, with the exception of Sheldon, '79, who took the place of Blanchard, M. S. The Columbia team was as follows...