Word: smith
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...Previous to the unsuccessful onside kick from Yale's 30-yard line, Harvard had made another long march of 60 yards from her 20-yard line. Harvard showed its real strength and versatility of its attack in this series of plays, for an onside kick was recovered by L. Smith for a 25-yard gain and a forward pass was also successful...
...forward passes were over the heads of the ends, he executed one in the last period to Lewis which gained 23 yards. As Gardner and Potter were only in for a sort time, little can be said of their work, except that Potter made one successful forward pass. Both Smith and Lewis, although having remarkable players for their opponents, showed good, form, and were neither fooled nor drawn in by Yale's interference. McKay played consistently and steadily, and deserves credit for breaking up many of Yale's plays. In addition to being impregnable on the defence, Fisher and Minot...
...yard line, where an onside kick was attempted, which Field recovered on his 6-yard line. During this series of plays, Wendell and Corbett each made long gains kick for a 24-yard gain. Potter replaced Wigglesworth and on the play made a forward pass to L. D. Smith which netted only 6 yards. From the 6-yard line Howe, standing behind his goal-line, punted to his 45-yard line to Potter, who made 5 yards. During the rest of the first half an exchange of punts took place, and when time was called it was Yale's ball...
...second half opened with Morrison in Leslie's place and Wigglesworth back at quarter. Wendell ran back the kick-off 22 yards to the 33-yard line and after the next play, Harvard punted to Howe, who was downed on his 23-yard line by Smith after running back 7 yards. On good line plunging by Daly, Kistler and Field, Yale carried the ball just across the middle of the field, where Daly fumbled. Harvard punted at once and during the rest of the period Yale never had the ball in Harvard's territory. After Field had made first down...
...SMITH...