Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...second eleven will play B. A. A. in Boston on the 8th, and Brown in Providence on the 15th...
...first touchdown; no goal. Score 4-0. With the wind against them Cornell tried kicking the ball out from the 26 yard line, and of course lost ground. Fearing and Lake carried the ball right back to Cornell's line, and in two minutes the latter scored the second touch-down; goal. Score, 10-0. Immediately after the ball had been put in play Dean secured it, ran 55 yards and scored; goal. Score, 16-0. Harvard was playing a strong game and scored rapidly now; Lake and Fearing both gained on every rush, and the latter had soon raised...
...beginning of the second half Perry took Crosby's place; he did not play so well as Crosby, who had been doing brilliant work. A short time after the beginning of the half Lee took the place of Lake, who was hurt slightly. During this half Harvard did not try to run the score up; instead of carrying the ball across the line, the halfbacks would deposit it somewhere within fifteen or twenty yards of the goal posts and then Trafford would try for a goal from the field. This sort of practice was very exasperating to Cornell...
...second eleven played the Fall River Club at Fall River Saturday. The game commenced with Harvard having the ball. By short rushes Harvard forced the ball near the goal and Frothingham by a rush through the centre made a touch down; goal. Score 6-0. Fall River after three downs kicked and ball went to Harvard, and being rushed 25 yards, went to Fall River by Weed's fumble. Fall River kicked again, Harvard scoring a touch down and goal. In the second half Fall River rushed the ball to the 25 yard line, from which Frothingham by a fine...
...broad jump was won by E. V. Bloss '94 (scratch) with a jump of 21 ft. 5 in. T. Richardson '94 (12 in.), took second 'place with a jump of 20 ft. 3 1-8 inches...