Word: going
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following men will go to New Haven tomorrow with the University football squad: Brill, Carr, Cunniff, Derby, Foster, Hanley, Hurley, Jones, Kernan, Leary, Leatherbee, McFadon, Matthews, Meier, Mills, Montgomery, Nesmith, Nichols, Noyes, Osborne, Oveson, Paul, Parker, Parkinson, Pruyn, Randall, Schoenfuss, Sperry, Squires, Starr, Wendell, F. H. White, Whitman...
...defense the University team was frequently thrown back by the lighter and faster Holy Cross team, and only twice during the whole game did the ball go to Harvard on downs. The offense showed some improvement, both in individual and in team play, as a result of the special attention which has been given to it by the coaches during the past week. The punting was encouraging, especially that of Nichols, who made several long kicks against the wind. Sperry's work in kicking also showed improvement. The best punt in the game was made by him in the second...
...passing by Parkinson. Brill was frequently brought back of the line from tackle to carry the ball, rushing for good gains. Kerans, who played quarterback on the second eleven, made two brilliant diving tackles during the scrimmage. Hurley was on the field but is not yet in condition to go into the line...
...eleven, addressed the class. Oveson emphasized the importance of maintaining class unity and suggested that the class assemble informally in the Living Room of the Union once or twice a week. Bradley spoke of the encouraging work of the football team and urged every man in the class to go down to the field this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon to watch the practice...
...entered the run, of whom the first six finished in the following order, the best time being 32 minutes, 15 seconds: H. H. Rowland '06, K. W. Lamson '06, W. G. Howard '07, M. H. Stone '07, C. J. Jackman 2L., S. Whitaker 3L. These six men will go to the training table on Monday...