Word: flynn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...attempts at drop-kicking were made. Yale's inability to run up a larger score was due to a strong defence on the part of Washington and Jefferson, when the New haven team was within its 15-yard line. At other times, the end runs and line rushes of Flynn and Pimply were almost certain for long gains. Yale's score was the result of two touchdowns, while W. and J. secured three points from a long kick from placement. Wheeler at quarterback showed marked ability and appear a very likely choice for the position in the later games...
...cadets were greatly handicapped by the loss of Captain Devore. Flynn again showed himself to be a brilliant open-field runner as well as powerful when hitting the line, but was very weak in the handling of punts...
...culmination of a long series of line rushes. His attempt at a goal from an easy angle, however, went wild. Yale had one other really good opportunity to score in the third quarter as a result of several line plunges and a well-executed forward pass from Spalding to Flynn. But the Army held for three downs and on the fourth recovered a fumble on the one-yard line. Hobbs quickly punted out of danger...
...with the quarterback position, however, that the real difficulties lie. Of the four men who have alternated in the position during the practice of the past week, Cornell now appears the strongest and will undoubtedly start the game against West Point. Flynn has apparently recovered from his lameness due to a muscle bruise received in last Saturday's game, and he will play at fullback during at least one of the halves...
...line-up will probably be as follows: Gallauer, l.e.; Warren, l.f.; Cooney, l.g.; Ketcham, c.; York, r.g.; Pendleton, r.t.; Avery, r.e.; Cornell, q.b.; Camp, l.h.b.; Spalding, r.h.b.; Flynn...