Word: brownings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...putting the University in sixth place the Times makes the following comment; "Harvard's eleven failed to approach the standard shown by Crimson elevens in recent years. With the same Haughton system, plenty of promising material, and every indication of another high-class eleven, the Crimson failed against Tufts, Brown and Yale, and just squeezed through with a victory over Princeton. The Harvard line was the weak point in the structure. On other Harvard teams, the Haughton tactics of delayed passes and hidden ball plays got results because of a strong line...
...second eleven, E. L. Casey '19 was placed at one of the halfback positions; Gennert, Hogg and McLean, of Princeton, make up the right side of the line, and Yale is represented by Moseley at left end. Pittsburg and Colgate are each given two places, with one each for Brown and Pennsylvania...
...first eleven is made up as follows; Comenford, l.e. Yale Wheeler, l.t. Harvard Black, l.g. Yale Peck, c. Pittsburg. Garrett, r.g. Rutgers O'Connor, r.t. Georgetown Miller, r.e. Pennsylvania Anderson, q. Colgate Gilroy, l.h.b. Georgetown Pollard, r.h.b. Brown Oliphant, f.b. West Point...
...line-up for the New York World's first all Eastern eleven follows: Coolidge, l.e. Harvard McLean, l.t. Princeton Black, l.g. Yale McEwan, c. West Point Hogg, r.g. Princeton Gates, r.t. Yale Moseley, r.e. Yale Shiverick, q. Cornell Pollard, l.h.b. Brown Oliphant, r.h.b. West Point Berry, f.b. Pennsylvania...
...first eleven was picked as follows: Highley, l.f. Princeton West, l.t. Colgate Hogg, l.g. Princeton McEwan, c. Army Sies, r.g. Pittsburg McLean, r.t. Princeton Weeks, r.e. brown Anderson, q. Colgate Pollard, l.h.b. Brown Gilroy. r.h.b. Georgetown Oliphant, f.b. Army...