Word: pass
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...individual work of the Harvard ends and backs was the best done so far this season. Campbell followed the ball without a mistake; three times he stopped Columbia's delayed pass play for a loss, he got down well under punts, and helped the linemen on the defense. Daly, besides running the team well and keeping the men steady, made a brilliant dodging run of forty-five yards after catching a punt. The best work behind the line was done by Sawin. He seemed to have no difficulty in breaking through holes in the right side of the line...
...line. Farley at right end was slow. He was not alert enough in watching the plays and seemed unable to do any effective work. He was especially slow in getting down under punts. Bowditch and Ristine had the same faults. Fincke handled the ball well, making only one poor pass, and got down the field quickly on punts. At centre Sargent was active and quick, but his passing was still unreliable, especially before punts. Of the guards Barnard did the best work. He seemed to have gotten over much of the awkwardness which has marred his playing heretofore. J. Lawrence...
...carried the ball to the five yard line. Here Fincke made a fumble, but regained the ball; on the next play Graydon made the touchdown. After the next kick-off the second team came near scoring. Boyd fumbled the kick, and on the next play Kernan dropped a poor pass for a punt, making it the first team's ball on its own five yard line. Kernan, however, succeeded in punting the ball out of danger on his next attempt. During the rest of the half both teams punted frequently, but fumbles on both sides prevented possibility of scoring...
...centre, allowing Roberts to get away from him repeatedly and stop plays through the line. Fincke started the plays in quick succession, was valuable to the runners on end plays, and made several brilliant runs in the open field. He made only one bad pass. Kendall made two twenty-five yard runs around left end and broke through the line for thirty yards, but he was slow in starting in the interference and did not gain consistently in line plays. Kernan and Ellis were unsuccessful at line-plunging because of slow starting. Of the backs Sawin alone...
...tickets in Grays 3 today from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., and in Dane Hall from 2 until 4.30 p. m. Graduates may obtain their tickets at these sales. Seniors wearing caps and gowns will be admitted to the Yard without a ticket. No Senior can pass in without a ticket unless he wears his cap and gown. Everyone else must have a ticket. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...