Word: goals
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Interest in Harvard-Yale football reached a high point in the years of 29, 30. and '31, the days of the great Barry Wood-Albie Booth battles. Booth's first appearance in a H-Y game was in 1929 when he went into the game to try a field goal from the Harvard 25 yard line...
Booth's first attempt was blocked and Harvard took possession of the ball, marching 82 yards for the first score of the game. Wood added a field goal to this total and the final score was Harvard 16, Yale...
Harvard won 23; lost 36; tied 6 of a touchdown. With only three minutes left to play Booth stood calmly on the Harvard 22-yard line and drop-kicked a field goal for the 3 to 0 victory. It was the only Harvard loss of the season, and the Crimson's bid for the Eastern championship, its first since 1913, was blocked by the Yale star...
...tombs during initiations, the awsome initials OTIRUNBCDIFT on the Skull and Bones catalog, and the Wolf's Head water bill-highest in New Haven--these are likely to attract the most callous student. Yet most students do not heel their way up the extra-curricular ladder for the sale goal of "going Bones," or at least they say they don't. The six tombs are more important as the extreme result of the Yale credo of success, and as an exaggerated example of it. For the spooks' philosophy is that the world can best be run by themselves, the outstanding...
After two losses, Lowenstein hit Ravreby once more for a first down on the Yale 21. Two Lowenstein passes failed. On fourth down, Hyde attempted a field goal from the 20, but it was blocked, and Yale took over...