Word: camped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...eligibility of contestants and all incidental matters, including the construction of all rules, are to be determined and may be changed and amended by representatives of the two universities, each of which is to have four. Wendell Baker and George B. Morrison are named as Harvard representatives, and Walter Camp and Henry Stanford Brooks as Yale representatives. The remaining four members of the committee are to be the captain of the Mott Haven team and one undergraduate, chosen by the University Athletic Association from each university. In addition there shall serve on the committee one undergraduate-not a senior-from...
...weeks. Chas. H. Mellen '92, who stroked the Brazenose College crew at Oxford for three years, is acting as coach. The candidates are: Metcalf, captain, 165 lbs.; Warner, 170; W. Taintor, 160; McKee, 160, S. Taintor, 150; Romaine, 170; Chrystie, 158; Prince, 174; Woods, 165; Pomeroy, 158; Oakes, 152; Camp, 165. Of these men McKee, Prince, Chrystie, and Metcalf are expected to do the best work...
...February number of the Outing contains an article on "College Football" by Walter Camp, which is accompanied by a very good full page illustration of the Harvard football team of 1890. The article consists mainly of a review of the last exciting season in football athletics which has served not only to educate our own teams but has furnished many object lessons to representatives of English and Canadian teams sent here expressly to witness our college contests...
...Camp speaks of the early start which was made in the season and the enthusiasm with which it was begun. Harvard, outside of the league formed a powerful freelance. "Following the career of Harvard, we find the strongest example of what hard work and earnest enthusiasm will do toward producing a winning football team. When Mr. Cumnock became Captain of the Harvard team two years ago he inaugurated an era of football energy which, although it brought not victory the first year, laid the foundations for success in 1890. In no way led astray by the thought that a veteran...
Outing for February contains a football article by Walter Camp and a very good picture of the Harvard 'varsity eleven...