Word: holt
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Carr, C. E. Case, R. H. Carleton, E. D. Curtis, F. L. Crocker, W. M. Chandler, H. S. Foster, B. H. Hayes, F. T. Hall, F. Holt, W. O. Kimball, D. D. Lloyd, C. E. Morgan, H. Williams...
...best work of the game was done by Cabot, Brewer, Holt, Rogers and Wyckoff. Cabot foliowed the ball well, and on the offensive made the best gains through the centre. Brewer was also a good ground gainer, and punted well. All the centre of the line was strong, and prevented any considerable gains through it, while Holt, especially, opened up good holes for the backs. Stevenson played better than he has hitherto done this year, but showed his old faults of fighting too much, and getting off side. Donald also lost many yards in this...
...Carr, C. E. Case, R. H. Carleton, E. D. Curtis, F. L. Crocker, W. M. Chandler, H. S. Foster, B. H. Hayes, F. T. Hall, F. Holt, W. O. Kimball, D. D. Lloyd, C. E. Morgan, H. Williams...
...first eleven lined up against the second eleven for a few minutes and quickly scored four touchdowns on round the end plays. The second eleven was weak on the defensive but at times gained ground well. Holt bucked the centre strongly and again and again pulled himself along for the necessary five yards. Fairbanks's absence was severely felt as there was no one who could begin to fill his place at centre...
...Holt, next to Stevenson, does not play low, nor does he play wide enough. He is better on the offensive than on the defensive...