Word: blue
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Blue-books will be placed at Leavitt & Peirce's at 9 o'clock this morning in which all members of the University who wish to form teams to play in the scrub hockey series should sign at once. The entries will close next Wednesday at 5 o'clock. It has been decided not to have a regular second team this year, so that all men who would have reported for that are expected to enter the scrub series. The games will be carefully watched and any men showing the necessary ability will be tried out on the University squad...
...rules governing the series are as follows: (1) the name of each team with a full list of its members must be entered in the blue-book at Leavitt & Peirce's by January 10; (2) a list of the men who played must be sent to the assistant manager of the University team at the Athletic Office after every game; (3) every team must have a captain or manager who will take complete charge of the team. This man must be designated in the blue-book, and must find out from all members of his team if it will...
There will be a handicap running broad jump contest in the Baseball Cage Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. It will be open to all members of the University. Entries should be made in the blue-book provided for the purpose at Leavitt & Peirce's before 6 o'clock Wednesday evening...
...hurried the Yale punters, seldom broke before the Yale charge. On nearly every kick several of the forwards were through the line, and while they did not succeed in blocking the ball, they forced the Yale player to kick hurriedly or be thrown for a loss. When the Blue was rushing the ball, the runner was often tackled by so many Crimson players that it was sometimes hard to tell who really had made the tackle. On the other hand, when Harvard was rushing, it was usually only one Yale man who could break through and stop the play...
...their 45-yard line, Reynolds and Wendell made furious rushes to Yale's 25-yard line where Potter tried his last drop-kick. During the entire period it seemed as if the Harvard attack was growing stronger as the Yale team weakened. The substitution of fresh men on the Blue team made no difference, and once Smith got away for a run that brought the stands to their feet. Potter received the ball on a fake kick formation and drew back his arm for a forward pass. He did not pass the ball, however, and in a moment two Yale...