Word: careful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...line material, however, is green, and will take a lot of work to get it into shape. With seven tried candidates, the end positions will be adequately taken care of. But the remainder of the forward section, especially the guards, is not up to scratch. Shenk, all-American guard of two years ago, is now ineligible and will not be able to play unless he passes certain conditional examinations...
...backfield is very well taken care of, two fast sets having already been formed. On the first are Wilson, Knowles, Ainsworthy, and LeGore. Captain Talbott, at tackle, is the only veteran on the line, and even he is not considered heavy enough to play efficiently through the whole of a hard struggle. The ends are being filled by substitutes from last year, one of them being Braun, who played in most of the Harvard game. Both White and Way have been lost to the squad, and Guernsey is ineligible pending the result of examinations. The material, however, is far above...
...veteran Harding will take care of center and will have Captain Moore on his left and Russell on his right. Manuel will keep his old position at left tackle and is sure to do well. The remaining line positions will have to be filled by recruits. The departure of A. R. Cobb leaves the right tackle position vacant and there seems to be no one good enough to fill it. Witham and Clifford, both '15 men and members of last year's second team, are candidates for the berth. Danahy and Thompson, conceded to have been the best pair...
Captain Capper will have no trouble in taking care of the half next year, but there are no others who can be sure of placing. In the mile and two-mile runs, Harvard will be weak. B. S. Carter '15 and C. Southworth '15 are best in the latter event, Southworth scoring in the Yale meet this year and Carter last year. W. W. Kent '16 and H. G. MacLure '15 are the strongest in the mile event. The former was prevented from entering the meets this spring because of an injury...
...donated will probably not provide for more than one or two units, accommodating not more than one hundred men. The scheme, however, makes it possible gradually to add to the dormitories as additional sums are obtained. Within ten years it is hoped that it will be possible to take care of the freshman class. Without relying on local rooming houses which have proved such a vexing problem in the past...