Word: gardner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...progressed so well that he took part in the practice for a short time. Later Bradlee was substituted for him. Coolidge and Trumbull watched the drill from the sidelines, and Parmenter was also out of practice, being given another day of rest. Owing to Bradley's badly sprained ankle, Gardner and Freedley are now the only quarterbacks on the squad, and it is probable that Hollister and Logan will receive coaching in this position from now on. One of the changes of the afternoon, was the shifting of H. Frothingham from end to the backfield. Frothingham has had considerable experience...
Team A.--Felton, l.e.; Storer, l.t.; Pennock, l.g.; Wigglesworth, c.; Driscoll, r.g.; Hitchcock, r.g.; O'Brien, r.e.; Gardner, q.b.; Harwick, l.h.b.; Brickley, r.h.b.; Wendell...
...from the field by Brickley were enough to win the game, and the touchdown by Hardwick showed that Harvard had completely worn out the Princeton team. Brickley's drop-kicks were both from the 15-yard line and were protected by a perfect defence; his goal from placement after Gardner's fair catch was the feature of the game. Seldom does one see a 47-yard placement kick pass squarely over the cross bar; and this score was the one which practically won the game. Not only were Brickley's goals unusual, but Felton's punts were also such...
...Gardner's Judgment Excellent...
...Gardner's generalship in choosing plays to use at the critical moments was the best that he has ever displayed. The play which scored the touchdown, a cross tackle charge on a delayed pass, was well picked to mislead the Princeton team. But perhaps more encouraging than his skill was the ability shown by the men behind him, as well as by himself, in holding on to the ball. There was not a fumble, whereas Princeton once lost the ball on downs on her five yard line through a fumble...