Word: attacking
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Springfield was strongest in the centre of the line, and Harvard's attack was therefore directed farther out. Foster made 42 yards outside tackle, and Lincoln, through the same hole, went 26 yards to the goal line...
...Wendell '07, of Wayne, Pennsylvania, was last night elected captain of the University lacrosse team for next year. Wendell prepared for College at the Radnor High School at Wayne. He played on his Freshman lacrosse team and for the last two years has played third attack on the University team...
...first five minutes of play. The University team failed to get into the game at the start. The men did not cover their opponents well and passed the ball erratically. The University team then steadied down, however, and by strong defensive work kept Cornell from any further scoring. The attack also became more aggressive and the ball was kept near the Cornell goal during the entire second half of the game; but the men missed several good opportunities to score...
...team reported, and almost an entirely new team has been developed from last year's substitutes and the men who played on class teams. During the southern trip, the men played against some of the strongest college teams in the country, and though defeated, they developed a powerful attack and consistent team work. Since its return the team work. Since its return the team has held daily practice in the Stadium; and under the coaching of D. P. Penhallow '03 and R. Wynne M.'02, has shown marked improvement. Though its defense is somewhat unsteady its attack is very aggressive...
...Freshman lacrosse team defeated the Columbia freshmen on Soldiers Field last Saturday by the score of 9 to 1. Throughout the game the Freshmen kept up a persistent attack, while superior stick work as well as accurate shooting enable them to keep the ball about Columbia's goal. Devereux played an excellent game for the Freshmen, shooting four goals out of the nine, while Mellitzer excelled for Columbia...