Hillebrand, Cochran, Edwards
My Corner
Walter Camp, Yale's Captain '78-'79
The Old Fifth Avenue Send-Off
Old Yale Heroes—Lee McClung's Team
We Beat Andover
Lafayette's Great Team
House in Disorder
Hit Your Man Low
Repairs
The Old Faithfuls
Jim Rodgers' Team
Cochran Was Game to the End
On to New Haven—All Dressed Up and Ready to Go
Hillebrand's Last Charge
Al Sharpe's Goal
Touching the Match to Victory
Alex Moffat and His Team
Old Penn Heroes
Pa Corbin's Team
Breakers Ahead—Phil King in the Old Days
Lookout, Princeton!
Barrett on One of His Famous Dashes; Exeter-Andover Game, 1915
Bill Hollenback Coming at You
"The Next Day the Picture Was Gone"—Jim Cooney Making a Hole for Dana Kafer
Johnny Poe, Football Player and Soldier
Northcroft Kicking the Field Goal Anticipated by the Navy and Feared by the Army
Cadets and Middies Entering the Field
Two Aces—Bill Morley and Harold Weeks
Vic Kennard's Kick
Sam White's Run
King, of Harvard, Making a Run; Mahan Putting Black on His Head
Princeton's Team
"Nothing Got by John DeWitt"
John DeWitt About to Pick Up the Ball
The Ever Reliable Brickley—A Football Thoroughbred—Tack Hardwick
The Poe Family
Just Boys
Hobey Baker, Walter Camp, Jr., Snake Ames, Jr.
The Elect
How It Hurts to Lose
Cornell's Great Team—1915
One Scene Never Photographed in Football
Harvard, 1915
The Greatest Indian of Them All
Learning the Charge
Billy Bull Advising with Captain Talbot
Michigan's Famous Team
Columbia Back in the Game, 1915
Close to a Thriller. Erwin of Pennsylvania Scoring Against Cornell
Crash of Conflict. When Charge Meets Charge
Ainsworth, Yale's Terror in an Uphill Game
Two to One He Gets Away—Brickley Being Tackled by Wilson and Avery
Snapping the Ball with Lewis. "Two Inseparables"—Frank Hinkey and the Ball
Marshall Newell
McClung, Referee, Shevlin and Hogan