Word: center
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...scrimmage was the same as that which started the long scrimmage on Tuesday. Cheek was at quarterback with Miller as fullback and Crosby and Coady at halfbacks. In the line were Saltonstall and Sayles at end. Nash and Lindner at tackle. Kilgour and Daley at guard, and Macomber at center...
...Coady, Back 22 195 6.00 J. P. Crosby, Back 20 180 5.11 L. F. Daley, Guard 22 190 6.00 E. S. Daniell, Guard 20 180 5.10 Roger Doherty, End 23 177 5.11 A. O. Fordyce, End 19 168 5.10 J. R. Fordyce, Tackle 21 198 6.04 E. F. Gamache, Center 20 165 6.00 Nathaniel Hamlen, Quarterback 19 152 5.06 George Hoague, Guard 21 190 6.00 N. S. Howe, Back 22 165 5.08 B. L. Kilgour, Guard 20 200 6.00 C. M. Lindner, Tackle 23 187 6.02 W. B. Macomber, Center 20 195 6.03 J. J. Maher, Back...
...most radical shift which the first line has had took place yesterday when Adie was definitely converted from a center into an end. Adie has been given several trials on the wing, but it was not known that he would be stationed there permanently until yesterday. His shift will make Macomber's performance at center almost certain...
...against the Seconds was generaled by Captain Cheek from the quarterback position. Miller played full-back with Crosby and Coady for the half backs. In the line were Saltonstall and Sayles at the ends, Nash and Linder at tackles, Kilgour and Daley at guards, and Macomber in the center. Team B, led by Stafford, went in about the middle of the scrimmage. The backfield was completed by Mosely, Barbee, and Malick, and in the line were Adie and Bradford at ends, Fordyce and Taylor at tackles, Hoague and Bradford at guards, and Turner at center...
...when the Union's deficits ran so high and its popularity so low, that those who held to Major Higginson's ideal almost despaired. All that has changed in the last few years. The Union is now beginning to be what its donor wanted it to be, an active center of University life and common club of all Harvard...