Word: fisher
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...doubtless the 53--0 beating received at the hands of Yale a week ago took something out of the Vermont eleven. Still it seemed doubtful if even the Middlebury teams of the past four years could have done much against the alert, and well drilled eleven that Coach Fisher put on the field on Saturday...
Except for a slightly greater precision in carrying out their assignments, no slowing up of the offense was noticeable to the casual observer. Coach Fisher used three full teams, and the score by period shows that the University machine functioned effectively no matter what eleven men formed its cogs. In the first period, with the regulars in, 21 points were scored, and the the constant substitutions in the later stages did not prevent the scoring of 14, 13, and 20 points in the second, third, and fourth periods, respectively...
...face Holy Cross, Coach Fisher will have, unless injuries occur during the week, all his men available for action. The squad came out of the Middlebury fray with only minor injuries. Moseley and Coady, removed from Saturday's game with bruises, will be ready, and at yesterday's practice, Maher, Chauncey, and Daley were present. None of them showed any ill effects from their injuries and they should be fit to face the Worcester invaders on Saturday...
Another back has been raised from the Second team, so that Coach Fisher will be well supplied with carriers. The most recent scrub to be awarded a red shirt is J. A. Nordberg '28, star athlete of last year's Freshman football, hockey, and baseball teams...
With two strong backfields to send into the game, Coach Fisher is well equipped with reserve carriers. Especially encouraging from the Harvard point of view is the improvement in the play of Zarakov and Stafford. With a heavy backfield starting and these two slippery offensive threats in reserve to throw in against a tired team, Coach Fisher has a versatility of material that may cause trouble...