Word: coaching
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...result of a temporary cut in the squad announced by Coach Winsor '02, yesterday, the following twenty men have been asked to report in New York on Monday, December 27: forwards--Duncan, Fraser-Campbell, Gardner, Hicks, Hornblower, Kirkland, Leslie, Rice, Whidden, Wigglesworth; coverpoints--G. G. Browne, Foster, Houston; points--Blackall, Huntington, Paul; goals--C. N. Browne; Chadwick, Fahnestock, Smart. At 12.30 o'clock a short practice will be held at the St. Nicholas Rink. In the evening at 7.20 o'clock a game will be played with the St. Nicholas Rink team. On Tuesday the mid-day practice will...
...evening of December 30, where a concert will be given at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria. Fifty-one men, chosen by competition from the Glee, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs, will make the trip, accompanied by Manager J. S. Reed '10, Assistant manager R. S. Pattee '11, and Instrumental Coach W. M. Rice...
...officials are to be chosen by the various captains and the manager. The following captains have been appointed temporarily: 1910--S. H. Brown: 1911--H. G. Webber; 1912--F. C. Davidson. H. C. Brown '10 has been appointed coach of the Freshmen, and will be in charge of organizing the team...
...meeting of the members of the University hockey squad held last night at the Varsity Club Coach Winsor '02 announced a temporary cut in the squad, but said that all men not retained during the recess will be given a further trial in January. The following men have been retained: forwards-Duncan, Fraser-Campbell, Gardner, Hicks, Hornblower, Kirkland, Leslie, Rice, Whidden, Wigglesworth; coverpoints-G. . G. Browne, Foster, Houston; points-Blackall, Huntington, Paul; goals-C. N. Browne, Chadwick, Fahnestock, Smart...
...only the team be granted a coach next year, would not some such scheme be worth trying? A thorough boom of cross-country running might set it permanently on its feet, and then we should no longer need to discuss its abolition, feeling sure that we were amply and ably represented in what is, after all, one of the best and oldest forms of sport known. M. S. CROSBY...