Word: faulted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...team has taken a decided brace and has recovered from what was apparently a bad slump. The forwards have developed a fast, concerted attack, rushing together rather than individually, and keeping fairly well in line. In the Ottawa game the tendency toward individual play seemed to be the chief fault of the offence. Though the centre men made some remarkable dashes with the puck singly, they seldom got going together and were consequently stopped in nearly every instance by the opposing defence. This weakness has been largely eliminated...
...Illustrated devotes an editorial, seven articles and a poem, directly or indirectly, to athletics, two articles to business and industry, and two to topics of special interest within the University. Football naturally absorbs most of the space, but cross-country and fall rowing come in for a share. No fault can be found with these proportions, since this is professedly an athletic number...
...College journals than in such entirely justifiable feats of editorial sagacity as these. This number, however, has little to satisfy his taste except a vigorous editorial on the need of greater individualism among undergraduates. Time was, and not so long ago, when we considered Harvard individualistic to a fault: It is to be hoped that the writer of this article overestimates the necessity for his plea. We echo heartily the arguments for the establishment of an open Forum in the Union, and await its initiation with impatience. The suggestion for a change in the plans for the Widener library might...
...quarter of a century ago Harvard defeated Princeton 12 to 0. Saturday Harvard defeated Princeton 16 to 6. From the beginning to the end of the game, scarcely a fault could be found with the playing of the University team; its strength as a combination was only surpassed by Brickley's strength as an individual. Generalship, absence of fumbling, the splendid aggressiveness of the line, and above all the kicking of Brickley and Felton won the game for Harvard. Captain Wendell's injured ankle prevented his playing more than a minute. It is to be hoped that he will...
...against Wesleyan Wednesday, as Holy Cross is made up largely of green men and is unusually weak in the kicking department. The Yale men, however, will not roll up a large score if they fumble as they have during the past week. Fumbling has always been a fault of Yale teams in early season in the past, and still seems to be with them. As a whole the team is in a more or less chaotic state of development, relying on individual work to pull it through contests, both with outside teams and the second. The accession of Bomeisler...