Word: hutchinson
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Hutchinson, W. K., Stoughton...
...Yale team lined up as follows: Gates, l.e.; Sheldon, l.t.; Black, l.g.; M. R. Smith, c.; Galt, Zenner, r.g.; Baldridge, r.t.; Commerford, Church, Mosely, r.e.; E. T. Smith, Laroche, q.b.; Bingham, Waite, l.h.b; Legore, Neville, r.h.b; Jacques, Hutchinson...
...known that Walter McGrath, guard, and Kirkpatrick, tackle, were almost certain to be ineligible this fall because of faculty restrictions, but the withdrawal from the squad of ten players since practice began has been unexpected. Callahan and Kelly, centres; Zenner, guard; Rosener, end; Van Nostrand, quarterback; LeGore, Bingham, Hutchinson and Braden, half-backs, and Robinson, quarterback, may all be out of the opening game of the season tomorrow, and it is probable that Kelly and Braden, perhaps the most experienced members of the squad, with the exception of LeGore, have left college...
...veteran Harry LeGore has had a slightly infected toe and is lame, but will probably be ready for play by Saturday if needed. Bob Bingham also has a slight injury, and Rex Hutchinson has just recovered from one. He has again reported but has been used only on the second eleven regularly this week. Hutchinson weighs nearly 200 pounds and a great deal has been expected of him as a plunging full-back, but he has proved slow and has missed his signals repeatedly, and is a long way from choice as permanent full-back. Instead of presenting an eleven...
...final games of the season, have again resumed practice, after several days' absence, it is by no means certain that Jones will start them against Carnegie Tech. Waite and Neville, brilliant pony backs, are fast and in perfect physical condition. Jacques has been used ahead of Rex Hutchinson as full-back because of Hutchinson's inability to keep his signals straight and his slowness in getting under way. Once started, however, he is very powerful and should be rounded into condition as one of Yale's most brilliant line forcers before the season closes...