Word: hammond
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coach Fisher them gave the Crimson the ball on its 25-yard line. Three attempts to break through the scrubs proved futile, and Hammond was forced to punt. Cheek, Gehrke, Miller and Hammond were not working well as a backfield combination yesterday. Similarly when the seconds tried to gain on line plays they were unsuccessful, and they kicked back to the University's 32-yard line...
...however, by no means monopolized Team A yesterday. They were merely Coach Fisher's first choice, and were soon replaced by others. In fact it seemed as if nearly every possible combination was tried. Zarakov exchanged places with Cheek, Spalding went in for Zarakov, Stafford for Spalding, and Samborski, Hammond, and Puffer for the other three. It was difficult to tell which group worked out best...
...Team A line was the same as that which started all last week. Gehrke, Hammond, and Miller were still missing from the backfield. They were replaced by Maher, Samborski, and Howe, while Spalding directed the team during the early part of the 35-minute scrimmage...
...Crimson backfield should find the inexperienced southern line weak for that line has but one veteran player, Darby, an end. Who will play in the Harvard backfield, however, is the question every one is asking. Hammond, Miller, and Gehrke have been out of scrimmage for several days, and no one seems to know when they will return. From Friday and Saturday's scrimmages. Coach Fisher's plan appears to be to shift Cheek from the quarterback berth and make him offensive back with either Samborski or Home and Maher, the last named to do the punting...
...following have been elected to the Board from last year's second year class: V. R. Smalley 3L., J. S. Myers 3L., L. B. Opens 3L., J. J. Burns 3L., F. T. Hammond 3L., R. Q. Cutter 3L., and O. T. Rogge...