Word: fullness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...before leaving for Philadelphia. The men went through the work briskly and seemed to be in excellent condition to stand the strain of Saturday's game. An innovation introduced was practice in lunging. The men stood in line and at the signal of a pistol shot lunged forward at full length. It is expected that this new mode of practice, though somewhat tardy in its introduction, will be of service to the linemen when playing low on the defense. In the fifteen minutes of sharp signal practice which followed, a number of new trick plays were tried successfully. After signal...
...regular work of courses may be offered with the consent of the instructors concerned, or, subject to such consent, may be re-written for the prize competition. The graduate competition will be open to all holders of academic degrees, who have been in the Graduate School for a full year within the period 1897-1900. As in the case of the undergraduate essays, the topics or subjects must be approved in advance by the Prize Committee. In 1900-1901 the range of the graduate essay subjects will be limited to philosophy, political science and history...
...calling out of the class crews. The club is now free from debt and has a surplus on hand. A competent coach will be on hand this afternoon to take charge of the work, and there is no reason why the Newell club should not this year play its full part in carrying out the two-club system which was so successful last year...
...substitutes: by Kennedy, who captained the second eleven, and who was prevented from playing by the one year's residence rule, by McCloskey, who will be Overfield's substitute at centre, and by Rengenberg, who started to play left end but recently has made a better impression as a full-back. For the other three positions there seems to be a host of good material. Howell's work, in particular, is so brilliant that it is expected he will develop into one of the best ends U. of P. has ever had. Snover and Stehle, too, are doing well...
...being given by W. H. Lewis L. '95, P. D. Haughton '99, M. Donald '99, J. E. N. Shaw 2L., W. L. Garrison, Jr., '97, and by head-coach Dibblee, for the players, individually as well as together, to smooth over their weaknesses and to develop to the full their strong points...