Word: caught
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Coaches Vail and Stephenson. The men who went out on the water rowed well together and in very good form considering the time of year. Their recovery was generally weak and a tendency to keep their blades too long on the feather was evident, although most of the men caught the water with very little splash...
...outer end of the collar bone.--Partial and complete dislocations of the outer end of the collar bone were extremely numerous and were received in a variety of ways, some while tackling in the open, but the greater number of them were caused by the players having one shoulder caught in the pile with a mass of men fall in upon the unprotected shoulder. In but two cases was the dislocation a complete one, and in one of those cases the player received it very early in the game and finished a twenty-minute half with the collar bone...
...University eleven had its last signal practice yesterday afternoon on the Tedesco golf links at Marblehead. This work lasted half an hour and was as fast and lively as that on Thursday. In the punting practice, which followed Burr made some especially good kicks. All the backs caught the ball well, there being not a single fumble. The line up of the University eleven was the same that will start in the game today. After this the substitutes also ran through signals. Their line-up was: l.e., Bartels, Pruyn: l.t., Montgomery, Spear: l.g. Peirce: c., White, Barney: r.g., McFadon, McLeod...
Roome punted out from the 20-yard line outside, but the play was called back. Roome then made a short punt to Burr, who caught the ball on Yale's 40-yard line...
...danger from the Holyoke boat. Claverly held its own, however, and slowly gained on the boat ahead. Brattle street, in the meanwhile, was making desperate efforts to overtake Waverley and might have succeeded, had not the Holworthy-Stoughton crew, which was rowing a much slower and steadier stroke, caught up and made its bump not two hundred yards from the finish. The latter crew proved to be one of the best on the river and would probably have bumped the Brattle street boat much sooner but for an accident to the stroke's slide at the start...