Word: guarding
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...drill was lengthened out to permit the coaches to show the two teams all they know about characteristic Oregon plays, on which they have not yet the complete details. As the first eleven bucked the second team J. F. Brown '22 took C. A. Clark's place at right guard, and in place of Casey, who has a light cold, N. V. Nelson Occ. filled the backfield...
...Clark, Jr., Occ., third All-American guard, will be unable to accompany the football team on its Western trip. This decision is due to the fact that he has an injured back, which if struck on the right place would cause paralysis, and which he is not willing to risk in this game. All the regular season he played, contrary to his doctor's advice. J. F. Brown '22 will probably fill his position against Oregon...
...first eleven. E. L. Casey Occ, at halfback was the University's sole representative, while Yale and Princeton both failed to place a single man on the all-star aggregation. On the second team the Crimson is unrepresented, but C. A. Clark, Jr., Occ., is awarded a place as guard on the third eleven...
...three teams as chosen by Walter Camp are as follows: First Eleven. End--Higgins, Penn, State Tackle--West, Colgate Guard--Alexander, Syracuse Centre--Weaver Centre Guard--Youngstron, Dartmouth Tackle--Henry, W. and J. End--H. Miller, Penn. Quarter--McMillin, Centre Halfback--Casey, Harvard Halback--Harley, Ohio State Fullback--Rodgers, West Virginia Second Eleven. End--Weston, Wisconsin Tackle--Ingerson, Illinois Guard--Denfield, Annapolis Centre--Bailey, West Virginia Guard--Depler, Illinois Tackle--Grimm, Washington End--Dumoe, Lafayette Quarter--Strubing, Princeton Halfback--Trimble, Princeton Halfback--Oss, Minnesota Fullback--Braden, Yale Third Eleven. End--Blaik, West Point Tackle--Slater, Iowa Guard--Clark, Harvard Centre...
...figure in a none too strong Crimson line all season. There are few special bits of brilliancy to be conjured up in favor of Clark, but throughout the season he has played a steady and remarkable game--a game that ranks him with Pennock, who was Harvard's best guard in latter day football...