Word: going
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...afternoon. Eight members of the club will be taken to Watertown and there a preliminary round of twenty-five birds will be shot off and the five men making the best record will compose the team. The contest will be lifty birds to each man. The following men will go to Watertown: Dupont, Bancroft, Ingalls, Colson, Davie, Forbes, Hayward, Wickersham...
...decided contrast with the situation last year, when at this time the fundamentals of football had been thoroughly drilled into the men and the general development of the team was progressing favorably. Besides, last year, there were strong, able candidates for the eleven who were not content merely to go through the practice in a perfunctory manner but were trying hard every minute to perfect and put into execution what the coaches told them. It was in this way that they learned the game, and when it came to the test, their learning, gained at the expense of hard work...
...which last year kept Harvard from scoring until the last minute of play, when Kernan made a 50 yard run around the end for a touchdown. Daly, captain of the 1900 Harvard eleven, will probably not be in the line-up at the beginning of the game, but may go in later. The Harvard eleven will be weakened by the absence of Graydon and Knowlton. Otherwise the team is in good condition and, after the improvement of the past few days, should play a strong game...
Yesterday afternoon the first and second elevens went through light signal practice before leaving to take the Fall River boat for New York. This morning the squad will go to West Point from New York in a special sleeper, which will be held at West Point during the day and will bring back the squad by way of Albany tonight, reaching Boston tomorrow morning...
...University football team will leave for West Point this afternoon to play its first game away from Cambridge. A special car will take the men from the Square to the South Station in time to catch the 4.48 o'clock train for Fall River, whence they will go by boat to New York and will arrive at West Point about noon tomorrow. The squad will be composed of the following twenty-five men: Bowditch, Mills, Barnard, King, A. Marshall, Wright, Jones, C. Marshall, Kernan, Leatherbee, Stillman, Motley, Shea, Coburn, Lyon, Hovey, Whitwell, Matthews, Daly, Knowles, Foster, Meier, Overson, Piper, McGlensey...