Word: behind
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...picture of the Yale squad the leading players may be found as follows: In the middle row, from left to right--Moorehead, Rockwell, Bloomer, Hogan, Bowman, Rafferty (captain), Metcalf, Shevlin, Kinney, Mitchell, Holton. Roraback stands between Kinney and Mitchell, Farmer between Metcalf and Shevlin, Batchelder behind Metcalf and Morton behind Rafferty. Miller is not in the picture...
Early in the season the back-field developed a strong, vigorous attack, but the line has never reached the effectiveness of the men behind it. A scarcity of experienced men who were at once heavy and fast made the problem of building up the line difficult from the first, and team-work made little progress under the many changes and experiments in the personnel of the team. For a long time there was evident in the line a woeful lack of aggressiveness, due largely to the lack of confidence of the men in themselves and to the same unfamiliarity with...
...runs the ball back 18 yards. LeMoyne punts out of bounds on Harvard's 15-yard line. Yale is evidently taking advantage of her punting ability to get the ball within striking distance of Harvard's goal. LeMoyne's punt is blocked, and Shevlin falls on the ball right behind goal for a touchdown. Mitchell fails to kick goal. The ball hits one of the goal posts and bounds back. Score: Yale, 10; Harvard...
...this afternoon, and proceed to the Locker Building on Soldiers Field, where the final cheering before the team will take place. After this the procession will march back to the Yard and will disband after more cheering in front of University Hall. In the marching, graduates will be directly behind the band, followed by the four undergraduate classes. It is hoped that every man in the University as well as all graduates who are able, will be in line this afternoon...
...yesterday afternoon. The courses were the same as the day before and were rowed down stream, on account of the expressed preference of the competitors. In the single scull race E. E. Smith 1L., won a very close contest from M. King, Jr., '04, who finished about 8 feet behind him. Both, men rowed well, and, although Smith led for most of the course, the outcome was uncertain until the very last. In spite of the fact that there was a slight tide against him, Smith covered the course in the creditable time of 6 minutes and 15 seconds...