Word: footed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...injured men are gradually recovering. Hitchcock's ankle, which may keep him out of the fight until after the Princeton game is now the worst injury. Although Mahan will not be able to play tomorrow on account of his poisoned foot which still confines him in the infirmary, he should be back at his position early next week. O'Brien was dressed for practice yesterday, and may be able to play tomorrow if necessary. Improvement appears also among the substitutes. Elken, a substitute tackle, practiced for the first time in two weeks; R. Curtis, another tackle, was also out yesterday...
This scrimmage added another to the already long injured list in the person of Hitchcock, who twisted his ankle so badly that he will probably not be able to play again until the Princeton game. Mahan went to the infirmary yesterday for an indefinite period with a badly swollen foot, due to some sort of infection. R. Curtis is also laid up with a bad leg, while O'Brien's strained side will keep...
Professor George Foot Moore h.'06 has been appointed Ingersoll Lecturer for 1913-1914. This lectureship is supported by a bequest of $5000 made in 1894 by Miss Caroline Haskell Ingersoll, in accordance with the wish of her father, George Goldthwaite Ingersoll 1815. The bequest provides for an annual lecture on the subject. "The Immortality of Man"; the lecture this year will be the fourteenth of the series. Last year Professor G. H. Palmer '64 delivered the Ingersoll lecture under the sub-title "Intimations of Immortality in Sonnets of Shakespeare...
...relic of the old time, when the ball was not always snapped back with the hands, has been eliminated. The rule which read, by one quick, continuous motion of the hands or of the foot' has been shortened by cutting out the words 'or the foot...
...last meeting of the Corporation in June a number of important appointments were made. William Phillips '00, who last year filled the lately resumed office of Regent was made Secretary to the Library Council. To this Council the following members were appointed: Professor Archibald Cary Coolidge '87, chairman; George Foot Moore, Benjamin Osgood Peirce '76, George Lyman Kittredge '82, Charles Homer Haskins, Chester Noyes Greenough '98, and Thomas Barbour '06. In Mr. Phillip's place Edward Deshon Brandegee '81, was made regent. It was also voted to reappoint George Peabody Gardner, Jr., '10, as Secretary to the Corporation. All these...