Word: badness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...scrimmaging against the second team, the Freshmen, and the Canadians was given light practice yesterday afternoon. The line-men, however, had a fairly stiff drill in offensive tactics, the men lining up against each other and attempting to break through. Pennock, who took part in this work, twisted his bad knee just at the end of the session. Although he was able to walk later in the afternoon it is not likely that he will play in the Pennsylvania State game. Logan ran through signals with the team for the first time in two weeks, but his condition and lack...
Enright, who is a very promising backfield man, has been out of practice for nearly two weeks with a bad knee. He will probably be in condition again by the end of this week, although it is doubtful whether he will be able to play Saturday. Taylor, who received a severe kick in the head about a week ago, has been obliged by his parents to give up playing for the rest of this year...
...Athletics"--raced over the five and one-half mile course at Belmont yesterday afternoon. The "Athletics" were led by Captain McClure and the "Braves" by B. S. Carter '15. The "Athletics" defeated the "Braves" by the score of 182 to 224, the lower score winning. The conditions were bad for fast time running. Following is the order in which the runners finished: 1, MacLure; 2, Carter; 3, Southworth; 4, Fuller; 5, Zamore; 6, Boyd; 7, Bancroft; 8, Wilson; 9, Twitchell; 10, North; 11, Edgar; 12, Boyden; 13, Kent; 14, Cook; 15, R. Mead; 16, Cole; 17, Merriam; 18, E. Mead...
With the exception of Pennock, who is still bothered by a bad knee, the University's line was intact. During the past week the linemen have had the advantage of excellent coaching in using their hands and eyes in diagnosing the opponent's play...
...latter would not join with them in an agreement with The National Marble Dealers' Association. This agreement would mean that the Dealers would patronize the Marble Workers exclusively in all construction work but that the Marble Workers should not insist on union-cut marble. Since labor conditions are very bad in some of the quarries the Marble Workers could not agree to this, nor to other unfavorable terms of the agreement. Accordingly, the other unions would not work with them and continue to strike, with the exception of the plasterers, who have returned. It is expected that work will...