Word: heads
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Higginson, Jr., '00, has accepted the re-appointment to the position of head coach of the University crew. Mr. Higginson rowed No. 4 on the University crew of 1898, and captained the winning 1899 crew and the 1900 crew. He was also captain of his Freshman crew...
...criticized individually as follows: Of the forwards. Lovering plays the steadiest game, but is slow in shooting. Both Souther and Foster have a tendency to keep too far away from the puck, and Foster is also uncertain in his shooting. McCloud's worst fault is that of loosing his head at critical moments. Both Carr and Clothier in the back field are apt to leave their positions, and thus give an opening to the opposing forwards, Litchfield, at goal, plays fairly steadily, and if properly supported, would develop into a consistent player...
...Politics." Mr. Frothingham will tell of the more important measures before the present legislature and show how the college graduate can be of service in his influence upon these particular questions and in matters of general political activity. Mr. Frothingham was captain of the baseball nine in 1893 and head coach of the 1899 team. The meeting of the Club will be held in the Randolph Breakfast Room and will be open to members of the Club and those intending to become members...
...year rule he was eligible to play one year more. This certificate, accompanied by Mr. King's statement that he had played only three years, was accepted as conclusive, and he was allowed to join the Harvard team. A few days before the Pennsylvania game, a letter reached the head coach of the Harvard team through the head coach of the Yale team offering to supply affidavits that Mr. King had played four years. This led to an investigation of the case through members and ex-members of Indiana University. It soon became apparent that Mr. King had played...
...Plunkett has for several years been at the head of a prominent Irish Agricultural Bureau and is thus peculiarly fitted to speak on the Irish land question...