Word: garrisons
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Garrison has done excellent work at quarter. He is heady, thoroughly trained in his position, and instinctively a good general. His choice of plays can seldom be criticized, while his interference is exceptional. He is not as strong a defensive player as Cochrane, who has done consistent good work, accurate, quick and aggressive. The team seems to score rapidly when he is running it. He is good on the defence, a sure tackler, and his goal kicking is a feature...
...order to give the men a rest the work of the 'Varsity Saturday consisted simply of fifteen minutes of signal practice. Garrison was sent to New Haven to see the Yale game. His place was filled by Cochrane who got the plays off with a commendable amount of speed. The only other vacancy in the team, caused by the absence of a 'Varsity man, was at left end where Captain Cabot's knee still prevents him from playing his old position. The 'Varsity proper lined up as follows: Graydon, l. e.; Swain, l. t.; Bouve, l. g.; Doucette, c.; Boal...
...Garrison, q. b. q. b., Cochrane...
...Garrison, q. b. q. b., Young...
Score-Harvard, 24; Cornell, 5. Touchdowns-Cabot, Boal 2, Mills. Goals from touchdowns-Garrison 3. Goal from field-Young. Safety-Whiting. Umpire-Paul Dashiel, Lehigh. Referee-Parke Davis, Lafayette. Linesmen-Tengerman and Hackett, Cornell. Curtis, B. A. A. Time-keeper-F. Wood, B. A. A. Time-30 min. and 25 min. halves...