Word: eaton
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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None of the regular first eleven took part in the practice yesterday, and the regular game was between the first eleven substitutes and the second eleven. Sawin, Ellis, Kendall and J. Lawrence were not on the field, and Campbell, Eaton, Barnard, Lee and Sargent did nothing but a little running. Daly and Hallowell were out, but did no work...
...ends that Hare showed his superiority, for Harvard gained through Hare as easily as Pennsylvania gained through Barnard. On the other side Lee easily outclassed Teas, and it was through this part of the line that Harvard found it easy to gain. At the tackles J. Lawrence and Eaton both played brilliantly and opened excellent holes for the backs. Eaton's work was the best he has done this year. At the ends Campbell and Hallowell were far below their form of last year, but they were more effective than they have been in recent games. They got down well...
Kendall got 1 yard at left end and Daly punted outside at Penn's 19 yard line. McCracken failed to gain through Eaton and Davidson made only 2 yards at left end, so Hare punted to Daly on his 45 yard line...
William Dearborn Eaton '02, left tackle, prepared at the Frye School. He was substitute right tackle on the 1898 and 1899 elevens. He is 5 feet, 8 1-2 inches tall, weighs 205 pounds, and is 21 years...
...team well, tackling and running brilliantly, he has developed an ability to drop-kick which seems to show up best in an emergency. Hallowell and Campbell have not put enough life into their work and are not as reliable as last year. At the tackles J. Lawrence and Eaton have worked very hard and form the strong places in the line. The four centre men, Barnard and Burnett, Lee and Sargent are not as strong a combination as Burden, Boal and Burnett were last season. Behind the line there is plenty of good material in Ellis, E. Kendall, Sawin, Kernan...