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...second half, after an exchange of punts and a 28 yard run by Marshall, the ball was pushed straight down the field to the 20 yard line, from where Knowlton broke through right tackle for a touchdown. The remainder of the game was played almost wholly in Carlisle's territory. A few minutes before the close of the game the scoring was brought to a fitting termination when Marshall, receiving a punt at Harvard's 35 yard line, started up the right side of the field, then changing direction ran back, circled the entire Indian team, and throwing...
...between the first and second teams lasted longer than usual and four touchdowns were scored. The playing was very crude, with ragged interference and considerable fumbling. Quicker starting, however, was noticeable and the backs kept their feet better while advancing the ball. Three of the touchdowns were made on straight rushing and one on a kick blocked behind the second team's goal line. The longest run was made by Coburn who secured the ball on a quarterback kick at the center of the field and reached the 10 yard line before he was caught by Trott. The line...
...weeks. Knowles made a run of 55 yards from a kick-off and added several shorter gains around the end, but the benefit of these advances was lost by frequent fumbling, especially when touchdowns were imminent. Only one touchdown was scored, and that by the first eleven on straight rushes, principally formation plays, from the centre of the field. With the exception of Stillman, all the regular first-team players were out and took part in the scrimmage. The line-ups follow: FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND ELEVEN. Burgess, Jones, l.e. r.e., Crocker, McDonald Wright, Shea, Whitwell, l.t. r.t., Oveson, Bleakie Marshall...
...carried over by Jones. A very difficult goal was kicked by Barnard. Later in the half West Point advanced to Harvard's 20 yard line and attempted a field-goal, but the ball was blocked by Meier and secured for Harvard on the 33 yard line. Harvard then advanced straight down the field and, principally by means of fairly good end runs by Knowles, who replaced Kernan, arrived within a few inches of West Point's goal. The ball was lost on downs, however, but the punt from behind the goal was blocked and though there was a question, owing...
...challenge match for the tennis championship of the University was won yesterday afternoon by W. S. Warland '03, who defeated G. A. Lyon 2L., in three straight sets 6-0, 6-1, 6-4. Warland played a steady swift game, while Lyon's playing was below its usual standard, thereby making the match very uneven throughout. By hard, accurate volleying to the side lines, Warland continually passed Lyon both at the net and in the back court; Warland's service, too, was very effective, and frequently scored aces on Lyon's drives into...