Word: hyndman
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Dates: during 1882-1882
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...Hyndman Forwards Haxall...
...Beck did very effective rushing. For Harvard, Mason's kicking and Appleton's tackling deserve special mention. Mr. F. A. Houston, '79, umpired for Harvard, and Mr. W. I. Badger for Yale, while Mr. Chas. J. Winton of Princeton was referee. The teams were as follows: Yale - Forwards, Knapp, Hyndman, Thompkins (capt.), Hull, Peters, Beck and Farwell; quarter-back, Twombly; half-backs, Richards and Terry; back, Bacon. Harvard - Forwards, Morison, Kendall, Cabot, Appleton, Hammond, Ayers, Wesselhoeft; quarter-back, Mason; half-backs, Coolidge and Keith; back, Edmands...
...Yale university crew have begun to take short practice pulls three days in a week. Some of the men have yielded to the loud cry for the crew men to play on the foot-ball team, and Captain Hull, H. E. Folsom, and W. H. Hyndman are now practising. There is no little criticism, however, by those who fear that the risk of accident to them endangers Yale's boating chances next year...
...Hyndman...
...last conclusion would occur to almost any one. All the men booked for places are 'beefy.' All the places are in reality assigned except the bow. This is the arrangement as it stands: Folsom, '83, stroke; Storrs, '82, No. 7; Parrott, '83, No. 6; Hall, (captain), '83, No. 5; Hyndman, '84, No. 4; F. W. Rogers, '83, No. 3; Guernsey, L. S., No. 2, and either Bourne, '83, or Flanders, '83, bow. . . . The present position of Yale's boating interests is satisfactory to the undergraduates and to the athletic graduate supervisory committee. The work is now all in the boat...