Word: camped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Walter Camp, Yale '80, has issued a very interesting little book entitled "American Foot Ball." He gives a history of the Rugby game, first as it was played in England, and later its growth in this country. The essential points of difference between the Rugby game on this side of the water and the other are touched upon; but Mr. Camp devotes the greater part of the volume to a description of the positions on the eleven, as they have been developed in the American Rugby game. Mr. Camp probably knows foot ball more thoroughly than any other...
...latter part of the volume is taken up with some timely words about "signals," and with two or three valuable chapters on training. Mr. Camp also gives a "chapter for spectators" who have never before seen the game...
AMERICAN FOOTBALL BY WALTER CAMP. - The name of Walter Camp, as the rather of foot-ball in this country, is so familiar to all followers of the game and so dear to every player from Maine to California, that the announcement from Messrs. Harper & Brothers, Frank in Square, New York, of the publication of his book has created a lively demand for it in all directions. Not only is the book a cleverly-written and interesting history of the game, but it is filled with instructions for both captains and players. To spectators that would understand and enjoy the game...
November 7, Yale vs. Wesleyan at New Haven. Referee, Mr. W. C. Camp, Yale. Substitute, Mr. Coffin, Wesleyan...
November 25, Wesleyan vs. University of Pennsylvania. Grounds - those upon which Yale and Princeton will play Thanksgiving day. Referee, Mr. W. C. Camp, Yale...