Word: fall
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Soldiers Field took on a more normal fall aspect yesterday when 63 members of 1921 reported to Coach D. J. Wallace '16 for Freshman football practice. The men were divided into small squads and drilled in the rudiments of the game, W. Rollins '16, W. R. Snow '18, V. F. Likins '18, G. D. Flynn '19, and F. C. Church '20 volunteering in the coaching of the candidates. The candidates were drilled chiefly in falling on and running with the ball, Coach Wallace giving the men over an hour's work for the first day of practice...
Captain Andre D. Dupont, the artillery officer detailed with the French Mission at the University Reserve Officers' training camp in Cambridge the past summer, has been detailed for duty at Yale during a part of the fall term. Arrangements have also been made that Captain Dupont, in conjunction with his lectures to be delivered here at the University will visit Yale from time to time throughout the whole year and give advice regarding the artillery instruction that will be offered there...
...CRIMSON fall news competition will start this evening when all candidates will report at the CRIMSON Building at 7 o'clock. The competition is open to members of the class of 1920 only and will consist of gathering news of all the University activities and writing it up in the correct style for publication. Candidates for the news staff come into close touch with the important branches of the University and the men interested in its varied activities and thus obtain a complete and detailed knowledge of the college. The detailed work of the competition will be outlined when...
This whole program of fall athletics, however, is simply to give the men in college a chance to get exercise and practice in the sports they like and nothing definite has been arranged as to games with outside teams. If may be forecasted that next spring's athletics will be strongly affected by the enthusiasm with which the plan this fall is accepted...
...keenness of the autumn is in the air. The haberdashers are showing their new suitings. The perennial college boys are going in to the musical comedy with the same abandon of cheerful laughter, of jingling silver, and of bright fall neckties. It might be that nothing is lacking, that the football games and the hockey games and the baseball games should make out the year. The old order changes, but it changes exceeding hard...