Word: halfbacks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Horween, fullback, and W. H. Cheney, tackle, played the most consistent game for the Freshmen, while Stover, Andover's shifty right halfback, starred for the Academy. The summary...
...Flower '19, who was captain of his freshman eleven and track team, will stant at fullback; R. H. Bond '19, halfback, also playd on his freshman eleven, and C. K. Clark '19 was the 1919 guard. Flower shows great speed and ability to shift and reverse the line when he carries the ball. Of the backs he is the one whose open field running and plunges through the line most nearly approach the brilliant work of Mahan, the 1915 captain...
...present players will probably figure. The approximate weights are as follows: Gates, left end, 175 pounds; Taft, left tackle, 180 pounds; Captain Black, left guard, 220; Callahan, centre, 185; Zenner, right guard, 225; Baldridge, right tackle, 200; Rosener, right end, 170; Robinson, quarterback, 160; Le Gore, left halfback, 175; Bingham, right halfback, 165 pounds; Hutchinson, fullback, 195 pounds. There is more 200-pound material on the side lines, Galt, freshman tackle last year, weighing 220 pounds, and McGrath, of last year's second eleven, 200 pounds...
Princeton, N. J., May 16.--Eight assistant football coaches were appointed tonight by the Board of Athletic Control to assist Head Coach Rush next fall. They are: Philip King, halfback for four years and former head coach both at Princeton and Wisconsin; Arthur Hillebrand, tackle for four years and captain in senior year; Sanford White, end for two years and former coach at University of Nebraska; Thomas Wilson, brother of Captain Aleck Wilson of Yale, guard for two years and recently line coach at Wisconsin; Arthur Bluthenthal, center for two years, formerly field coach and last year center coach; Harold...
...Pennsylvania football team in 1907, has been ratified by the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Athletic Association as head coach of the Quaker eleven for 1916. Folwell played on the Pennsylvania team for three years, and in his senior year was the general choice for All-American halfback. He also went in for wrestling and throwing the hammer, and for two years was intercollegiate heavyweight wrestling champion. Folwell has coached with great success at Lafayette, Johns Hopkins, and Washington and Jefferson. His W. & J. teams have been noted for their advanced offensive methods...