Word: guarding
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...order. In a team whose line needs padding in spots, Trumbull is a tremendously valuable man, his fight and quick-thinking doing much to make up for the defects of the others. On the right side, Cowen's services were missed, Bates several times finding holes in tackle or guard. Hardwick at right end played a slashing game, making several spectacular gains on end around plays...
...line material, however, is green, and will take a lot of work to get it into shape. With seven tried candidates, the end positions will be adequately taken care of. But the remainder of the forward section, especially the guards, is not up to scratch. Shenk, all-American guard of two years ago, is now ineligible and will not be able to play unless he passes certain conditional examinations...
...exact make-up of the line is probably more shaky than any department of the eleven. Pennock is certain of his guard position, with Cowan, Underwood, and Weston fighting it out for guard on the other side of centre. At the latter position Soucy seems to be the most likely candidate, Trumbull going to fill the position of right tackle. Bigelow, Atkinson, and Wallace are all out for the pivotal berth. For tackle material Haughton has, outside of Trumbull, to choose from a number of heavy men, D. P. Morgan, Sweetser, F. B. Withington, R. C. Curtis, Elken, and Cleary...
...Entertainment Committee of the Harvard Club of Boston has arranged a special lecture on. "The Colorado Strike" to be given by Major Edward J. Roughton this evening at 8.30 o'clock. Major Roughton is a member of the Colorado National Guard and Judge Advocate of the Military District of Colorado...
...most stirring military pageants the country had ever witnessed. It was a token of respect and sorrow to those who had died in the service of their country and of honor to those who survived the great struggle, and who must now stand as sentries on guard over the fame and reputation of their dead comrades...