Word: barringer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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A number of new men were given a chance in the first team back field and several of them appear promising. Brennan, of the University baseball team, was put in at fullback, and proved a good ground gainer. He is strong, keeps his feet well and should develop into a...
Although the University football squad has been practicing now for 10 days, it is still impossible to pick even the probable 11 men who will play against Yale. Kennard and Macdonald, both of whom played in the Yale game last year, seem to be the leading candidates for end, with...
At present the squad is in good condition and the order is generally supposed to be settled, barring accidents. The crew has more than two weeks before the race and in this time should continue to improve and develop into winning form. The University feels that the crew has the...
At a meeting of the Athletic Committee yesterday afternoon, it was decided that the rule barring graduate students and Freshmen from University teams in the four major sports should be extended to apply to all University athletic teams; but that the rule, providing that no student shall represent one or...
The conference at which the above rules were proposed owes its origin to Harvard's initiative. In November, 1905, the Faculty of the Harvard Law School addressed a communication to the Athletic Committee requesting consideration of the advisability of barring graduate students from membership on University teams. It was the...