Word: development
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...work this fall offers unusual advantages for development owing to the individual attention which Coach Powers will give each candidate. As many of last year's point winners were lost by graduation, it will be necessary to develop new material in these events. Everyone not engaged in some other sport is urged to report regardless of previous experience...
...their season with a game with Exeter on February 21. F. D. Huntington 21., captain of the University team two years ago, and Captain Williams '14 will take charge of the work until a regular coach is secured. Practice on the second team will afford an excellent opportunity to develop into material for the University squad, and every member of the University with any ability at hockey is urged to report for the team...
...clock. A regular schedule has been arranged and a competent coach secured. Philip Miller Brown '15 of Brookline has been appointed captain of the team. This is the first time that a Second hockey team has been formed in the University, the primary object being to develop men for the University team next year. Everyone with any ability in hockey is urged to report...
...work of the first team was somewhat ragged, being marred chiefly by inaccurate passing. Phillips and Claflin played well individually but were unable to develop any team-play with the other members of the squad. As it is still early in the season this condition is to be expected and will undoubtedly be remedied later. Coach Winsor devoted the major part of his time to instructing the forwards to charge together. The first two teams lined up as follows: TEAM A. TEAM B Carnochan, g. g., Washburn Brown, p. p., Cunningham Clafin, c.p. c.p., Doty Smart...
...meet the display of hard, fighting, aggressive football shown by Yale against Princeton, Harvard has nothing as yet to boast of. Harvard beat Princeton on superiority, not on fighting qualities, and the Crimson has yet to develop that desperate play element that has staved off many defeats, if it has not produced victories. Thus the big question of the week is: Can Harvard over come the criticism that they are all brains and no fight? While for Yale it is: Can they hold their present pace until Saturday...