Word: dewey
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...practice of the 1915 football squad yesterday consisted chiefly of the usual long drill in the rudiments of the game. Falling on the ball and tackling the dummy were practiced under the direction of Coaches H. C. Dewey '12 and J. Parker '13 who were assisted by G. H. Balch '12. After this the ends were given a long drill in running down under punts with the backfield candidates doing the kicking and running in. No tackling was allowed however, the men merely being instructed in the elementary principles of their positions...
...Freshman football squad held both morning and afternoon practice yesterday. In the morning Coach H. C. Dewey '12 was assisted by S. M. Felton, 3d, '13 and by T. H. Frothingham '13, who coached the ends and backs respectively. The men were given a long drill in the rudiments of the game including falling on the ball and tackling the dummy. After this the linemen were put through a stiff drill with the charging machine, and also practiced starting...
...afternoon falling on the ball and tackling the dummy was again tried under the direction of Coach Dewey, G. Grant '14 and K. Reynolds '14. The backs and linemen were then divided in to separate squads, the former being drilled in catching and running in punts, while the latter were given individual instruction in blocking and breaking through...
...members of the Freshman football squad reported yesterday to Coach H. C. Dewey '12 for the first time. There were 57 men in the squad and from first appearances the 1915 team should be much heavier than the average freshman teams of the past few years. Among the most promising members of the squad were seven men all of whom played on the Groton team last year. Practice will be held today at 10.30 o'clock in the morning and at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon...
...Corporation has made the following appointments for 1911-12: lecturer in history, Harold William Vazeille Temperley; research fellow in comparative psychology, Josef-Stefan Saymanski; Sheldon Fellowships for travel and study in Europe, Francis Dewey Everett '11 and Charles Sager Collier '11; Austin Teaching Fellows, Calvin Dinsmore Crawford and Charles Farmington Lewis '12 in Mining and Metallurgy, Alfred Vincent Kidder '08 in Anthropology, and J. G. Macdonald in History, instructor, Emory Leon Chaffee 4G., in Electrical Engineering; assistants, E. C. Wilm and C. J. Ducasse 1G. in Philosophy, F. E. Crawford '11, Oswald Ryan '11, and R. J. Kerner...