Word: goals
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Massachusetts Institute of Technology players, 1-1, in a very evenly-balanced game. All of the scoring came in the second half. A brilliant rally on the part of the yearlings in that period carried the ball down the field and enabled Cheston to put it over for a goal. A few minutes later Ruiz of the visitors evened the score. Two extra periods failed to break the tie although both sides fought fiercely to gain an advantage...
...winning a hard-fought game from the Haverford eleven, 1-0. Haverford, which was considered to have one of the best soccer teams of the year and to be a strong aspirant for the League title, rallied during the last 20 minutes of play and menaced the University's goal several times, but clever work on the part of the Crimson backs kept the ball from passing the goal posts. The game was especially marked by excellent team-work on both sides...
...score came early in the game after a brilliant play on the part of R. E. Henderson '21 and A. W. Schmidt '21, who had carried the ball in front of the Pennsylvanian's goal. Henderson drove it hard at Osler, the Haverford goal-tender, who was unable to handle the ball successfully, and it slipped between the posts for the winning score...
...season. The veterans, in addition to Captain Walker, are as follows: T. M. Avery '21, rover; F. M. Bacon '21, left wing; E. L. Bigelow '21, centre; R. W. Buntin '21, forward; E. Cabot '20, forward; F. C. Church '20, back; C. A. Clark Occ., forward; J. Holmes '21, goal-guard; and H. B. W. Snelling '21, left wing...
...splendid game against Princeton, so that it was with difficulty that the latter won 3-0. Pennsylvania won the sixth game, but in the Yale game last week a gruelling match ended with a scoreless tie, P. K. Fisher '20 carried the ball repeatedly up to his opponents' goal, only to have it kicked back out of danger...