Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Seminary of Economics on "The Contest in Congress between Employers and Trade Unionists" by Mr. P. G. Wright in Upper Dane...
...contest had hardly begun when Toolan, the Williams left half back, slipped around end for a 72 yard run. On the next play a forward pass was caught on Princeton's 2 yard line and carried over for a touchdown. Williams continued a "rapid fire" attack, her backfield completely baffling the heavier opponents with a succession of fast line plunges and wide end runs that stamped her as the aggressor throughout the entire first half...
Worcester Academy defeated the Freshman football team in a hard fought contest on Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon by the score of 3 to 0. Malone, playing quarterback for Worcester, scored the only points of the game when he booted a field goal from the 15-yard line in the third quarter. Throughout the first half, and during the last quarter, the two teams swayed back and forth across the field, neither having much advantage over the other. The game was characterized by few spectacular plays. Enwright played a good steady game for the Freshmen while Malone starred for Worcester...
What standard of a team Coach Yost could develop from a squad which was so evidently lacking in line material while possessing such splendid backfield men was a question. The University waited with anxiety for the first scheduled contest in order that they might judge the team's worth and learn the style of game in which Michigan was to specialize. A scrub game between a tentative university team and the supposed second string men served only to mark the difference in quality which would eixst between the line and the backfield of the regular team when it had been...
Outplayed in every department the western team went down to defeat before Syracuse last Saturday. In fairness to the men it must be said that the eleven did not play up to standard. Two of the regulars were injured and had to be withdrawn from the contest; without them the men neglected all team-work and gave a good illustration of the disconcerted attack of an eleven in the throes of stage-fright. Splawn injured his elbow badly in the game and all of the men were badly battered...