Word: gooding
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...practice yesterday was light, con- sisting mostly of passing the ball and signal practice, a good deal of time being spent on the forward pass...
Although for the last two years the material has been good, both years the championship has been lost to Cornell by one point. This year every effort will be used to secure a good Canadian coach. The material this year is excellent and experienced, nine of the twelve men having played last year. They are: B. M. Vance '08, capt., P. B. Francis '08, C. L. Furbur '08, L. D. Cox '08, H. E. Porter '09, D. L. Cobb '09, A. H. Cochrane '09, D. S. S. Sheip '09, E. S. Currie '09. A game with the graduates on October...
...Boston hospitals in efficiency of organization. President Eliot concluded by saying that Archbishop O'Connell himself, though he insisted in theory on the superiority of a training in a Catholic university for Catholic men, nevertheless admitted the advisability of young Catholics going to Harvard, so long as no equally good sectarian university existed. President Eliot said he himself held a somewhat different view; namely, that he considered the secular universities the best for all. In ending he quoted the President of Vermont University to the effect that the best men go to colleges where they are thrown together with fellows...
...played against Yale last year are back in College and the prospects of a good team are favorable. The six men, eligible to play this year, are: M. V. Hitt '09, captain; C. T. Broderick '08, J. Clark 2L., M. A. Driscoll 2L., E. H. Gruening 1M., and K. S. Johnson...
...runs. After the second team had received and lost the ball, the first team carried it to the 1-yard line, where they were held. Then the second scored a touchdown on a fluke. On receiving the ball, the second again immediately lost it. Case and Peabody made several good runs and plunges for the first team, the latter carrying the ball over for the third touch-down...