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...line, and they fumbled the ball several times, giving two touchdowns to Yale through Beck and Farwell, from which one goal was kicked by Richards. The ball was brought out and kicking by Keith and Mason carried the ball up the field. Appleton and Kendall did good tackling, while Cabot and Morison gained considerable ground by their rushing. Adams, the substitute, did his work almost perfectly and made a great success of this his first appearance with the 'Varsity. Yale made many threatening advances, but Coolidge's catching allowed no score, and time was called with the ball well...
...until the ball was carried over the line, and a touchdown scored for Harvard, bringing out cheer upon cheer from the benches. The ball was punted out but was caught too far from the poles and Keith missed the goal. In the second three-quarters Harvard played magnificently, Kendall, Cabot and Ayers doing splendid tackling, while Wesselhoeft gained ground every time he touched the ball. The Princeton men felt the strain and devoted themselves entirely to the defense. Captain Peace undertook the "block game," so characteristic of Princeton, and with wonderful coolness and tact held the ball nearly thirty minutes...
...umpire for Harvard, and Mr. Look for Princeton. Mr. Watson of Yale was referee. Princeton missed the services of one of their half-backs, Mr. Harlan, but it was in the rush that they were weakest, not in the backs. The teams were as follows: Harvard - Rushers, Appleton. Cabot (capt.), Kendall, Morison, Hammond, Ayers and Wesselhoeft; quarter-back, Mason; half-backs, Keith, Coolidge; back, Edmands. Princeton - Rushers, Belknap, Haxall, Flemming, Bird, Peace (capt.), Riggs; quarter-back, Morgan; half-backs, Baker, '83, and Baker, '85; three-quarter-back, Moffat; back, Toler...
Harvard - Forwards, Morison, Kendall, Cabot (Capt.), Appleton, Hammond, Ayers, Wesselhoeft; quarter back, Mason; half backs, Keith, W. Henry; back, Edmands...
...attempts to tackle their opponents as they repeatedly broke through the rush line. Our men tackled rather loosely but passed and ran beautifully, utterly demoralizing their opponents. Nearly the entire game was played inside the Dartmouth twenty-five yard line. The teams were as follows: Harvard - Rushers, Morison, Gilman. Cabot, Appleton, Hammond, Ayers and Wesselhoeft; quarter-back, Mason; half-backs, Keith and Crane; full-back, Edmands. Dartmouth - Rushers, Drew, Towle, Nettleton, Brown, Weston, Howland and Rolfe; quarter-back, Cushman; half-backs, Brooks and Oaks; full-back, Gove. Referee - Mr. Haines of Technology. Umpires - For Harvard. Mr. W. H. Goodwin...