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...work of the eleven in the first half was fast and aggressive. In the second half, however, the play lacked fight, and only one touchdown was made, as against three in the first half. Throughout the game, the University team was slow in lining up, Bowdoin repeatedly getting into position before the Harvard men were on their feet. Bowdoin was outweighed and played raggedly both on the offense and defense, but always started quickly, and in the second half took good advantage of the very marked and surprising weakness of the right side of the Harvard line, rushing the ball...
...HAVEN, CONN., Sept., 20.--The practice of the university eleven this afternoon was very short, but the 15 minutes line-up against the scrub team developed some very fast and satisfactory playing. The scrub team was powerless to stop the rapid plays of the university team and two touchdowns were scored with comparitive case...
...Harvard football team began its season last Saturday by defeating the Williams eleven, 17 to 0. Only four regular members of last year's team were in the line-up, but the new men joined in the play with such spirit that there resulted an exhibition of fast, effective football which is not generally seen until much later in the season. Except for the total absence of mass plays, the style of play under the new rules did not appear materially different from that of last year. there were no trick plays and but little punting...
...three touchdowns, all of which were made by Nichols after his excellent runs had placed the team within striking distance, were the result of steady line plunges and fast end plays by the three backs. None of the linemen were used to carry the ball. The first touchdown was made in about three minutes of play; the last a few minutes after the beginning of the second half on a 28 yards run by Nichols. Harvard lost the ball only once directly or indirectly through penalties, and that time on downs when a 20-yards loss had been inflicted...
...baseball team followed up its first victory over Yale by winning the second and deciding game in New Haven on June 23, by the score of 10. to 6. The day was cold and rainy, but the fielding, in spite of the weather was fast and, considering the conditions, surprisingly accurate. Captain Clarkson played left field and Coburn pitched, proving on the whole very effective. Patton pitched the first six innings for Yale, but was then replaced by Bowman. HARVARD. a.b. r. b.h. p.o. a. e. Randall, 1b., 2 1 2 11 0 0 Stephenson...