Word: crockers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Fitts, who scored the only Crimson touchdown against Georgia last week while playing left end, has a bad knee and will not be available tomorrow except in the case of extreme emergency. Janin will probably be the choice for Fitts position with Field. Hartley, and Crosby as other possibilities. Crocker's leg is still bothering him and there is only a slight chance that the veteran end will be able to play...
Several of the regulars are still on the side-lines. Gehrke was not dressed yesterday because of a cut received Tuesday but will be back in the line-up tomorrow. Fitts and Crocker were both still too lame to scrimmage but will probably be ready for use against Penn State. Jenkins was slightly damaged in some of the preliminary work but his injury is not expected to be serious. Tierney was back in unifoorm but was only allowed in the scrimmage for a few plays...
...stiff signal drill and dummy scrimmage yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. Fitts, who had an afternoon class, and Grew, who is out with a slight cold, were the only regulars who did not appear in the Stadium. The former's place at left end was taken by Crocker, while the latter's guard position was filled by Hubbard...
...yesterday to help with the signal drill and dummy scrimmage as was L. H. Leary '05, head coach in the first half of the 1916 season. The latter devoted himself mainly to the work of the ends. This is a vital point with the coaching staff at present as Crocker is still out with an injury and will probably be unable to start tomorrow. To fill his place both Janin and Fitts have been tried this week and it is probable that the latter will get first call for tomorrow's contest...
...Crocker...