Word: cowen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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From 1916.--For president, C. F. Farrington, E. W. Mahan, D. P. Morgan, Jr., R. N. Williams, Jr.; for vice-president, R. R. Cowen, C. E. Ervin, E. W. Soucy; for secretary-treasurer, S. M. Felton, D. C. Watson, R. G. Whistler...
...injuries of a serious nature have developed from the Bates game. O'Brien is the only man who played in it who was not fit for work yesterday, and his trouble consists of minor bruises which will keep him out only for a day or two. Cowen, who has not been practicing since the Maine game on account of a muscle injury, was again on the field yesterday, but did not get into the line-up of either of the University teams. Mills, who has been taking his place at left guard, has made such rapid progress in overcoming...
...have been out of the game during the past week or so rejoined the squad yesterday. Pennock appeared at his old position at guard, and Trumbull was again at centre, after being laid up for about ten days with muscle bruises. Their return will greatly strengthen the line. Cowen, at left guard is at present being given a rest on account of minor injuries, but he is expected to return during the early part of next week...
Although the low score was due largely to the improved and more systematic work of the second team, the first team's work suffered from the substitution of three new men in the very centre of the attack. Soucy, Weston and Cowen give bright promise of becoming valuable players after more experience, but the trio, at present, is too weak for the middle of the line, where the powerful drive of the first string men was missing yesterday...
...University line-up, including the important substitutions, was as follows: l.e., O'Brien and L. Curtis; l.t., Storer; l.g., Cowen and Elken; c., Soucy; r.g., Weston and Mills; r.t., Hitchcock; r.e., Coolidge and Smith; q.b., Freedley, Logan, and Bradlee; l.h.b., Mahan and Wallace; r.h.b., Brickley and Hardwick; f.b., McKinlock and Rollins...