Word: hands
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This afternoon the Freshman class will assemble at 3.45 o'clock in the Smith Halls Quadrangle to parade to Soldiers Field and cheer the 1918 football team before it starts on its trip to New Haven. Kanrich's Band will be on hand to lead the procession and to furnish the accompaniment for the football songs...
Hardwick was on hand again after his three days' rest and occupied his old position at right end. T. J. Coolidge, the regular left end, has developed a stiffness in his leg due to a bruise received Saturday, and was replaced by C. A. Coolidge. Bigelow was substituted for Wallace, at centre, who is not yet quite in shape after his long absence...
...Morgan '16, who broke a bone in his hand early in the season, was out again yesterday afternoon for the first time in over a month. At the time of his injury he was first choice for tackle but after the good showing which Parson has made he will have a hard job to win back his position. His re-appearance, however, strengthens the team materially, for in his absence Bigelow has been almost the only capable substitute for both tackle positions and centre...
Coach Hinckey is driving the Yale eleven at top speed this week and had every first-string player on hand for practice yesterday and, with the exception of Higginbotham and Van Holt, all were in the regular line-up. It was announced that there is no chance of using Higginbotham in the Princeton game on Saturday, as his injured ankle is not fully recovered. It is very problematical whether Van Holt will play or not as his wrist is still very weak...
...below, giving in parallel columns the number of men who applied for admission to Harvard College in the years 1911, 1912, 1913, and 1914, contains indications of growth which demand recognition. The total number of men admitted without conditions shows a steady increase from 1911 to 1914. This goes hand in hand with the increase of candidates under the "new plan," by the workings of which a man is admitted without conditions or not at all. The total number of men admitted for the current academic year, with and without conditions, is larger than it has ever been before...