Word: coy
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Andersen. By both sides Philbin, who played fullback in all the early games of the college year, is relegated to the second team. Those who favor the Camp Freeman and Dunn combination urge the punting ability of Camp, which is above that of any one in recent years, except Coy, and the plunging of Freeman and Dunn. It is really an old-fashioned football combination. Those who favor the other set of backs rely more on the open play; they use Spalding for the plunges Reilly for the secondary defence and Andersen for plunges and runs. In this set Captain...
During the first part of the season Field Coach Coy introduced open play to a considerable extent, but later G. Foster Sanford, who became prominent in the coaching, laid particular emphasis on old style football, with the result that when open play was encountered in the West Point and Brown games, the team was unable to meet it effectively...
...large number of veterans. As the offense of either team will be unable to gain through its opponent's line, the team with the most experience and greatest ability in diagnosing the other's plays will probably prove victorious. Fish refused to predict the exact score unless Coach Coy did so first, saying such predictions were good omens of victory for Harvard. After Fish's speech the old and new songs were practiced...
Edward Harris Coy '10, first base, of New Haven, Conn. Prepared at Hotchkiss. First year on the team. He is 22 years of age, weighs 196 pounds, and is 6 feet tall...