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...first team scored its first touch-down on Fincke's seventy yard run on the kick off, Kendall's twenty five yard run around left end and three line plunges by Stillman. The next was made by Kendall on a forty five yard run with Putnam's skilful interference and the last one of the half was on Devens' forty yard plunge through left tackle. The first touchdown of the second half was the result of a fumble on the second team's ten yard line. The second was made by Devens' fifty yard run and two line plunges...
Cooper did some very brilliant tackling and L. Daly showed great accuracy in catching punts. Hersey made several good gains around Andover's end but his nose was broken in the first half and he was obliged to retire...
...around playing of Captain Daly was the only brilliant work in the game. He ran the team with excellent judgment, working against West Point's weak spots. He also kicked a goal from the field, ran seventy yards through the West Point team for a touchdown, and made several other long runs on the kick-offs. Another encouraging feature was the work of Putnam, who was tried for the first time this year. He kept his feet well and made many short gains. Ellis and Kernan, who retired from the game soon after the beginning because of slight injuries...
Directly after the first kick-off Laurson went around Campbell for fifteen yards, but Harvard got the ball on a punt and began a march toward the goal. Short plunges by Ellis and Kendall and two runs of eight and twenty yards by Kendall and a final buck of four yards scored the first touchdown. J. Lawrence kicked the goal. For the rest of the half Harvard was unable to force the ball over the line again. Once it was taken to the fifteen yard line and again to the five yard line, but fumbles by Putnam and Kendall prevented...
...yards. Kernan also made long runs but he hesitated and failed to follow his interference. Kendall showed a bad tendency to run back, which would be very costly against a good team. In the first part of the game Campbell did very poor work and allowed Towne to get around his end several times for substantial gains. Roberts, who took Sargent's place in the second half, played a faster game than usual and stopped some of the plays, but his snapping back was very erratic. Ellis hurt his leg early in the game and Stillman, who took his place...