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...open plays were the most brilliant features in the game. In the line Osborne was of great service on the offence, often getting down the field on open plays or kicks before the ends. Peirce played a very satisfactory all-around game. Of all the linemen, however, Parker and Kersburg were the most efficient, for while they were in the game the Dartmouth backs were unable to rush the ball through the line with any sort of consistency. Brock and Gilmore, the substitute guards, played a hard game, but lacked experience. Newhall put up his usual good game, and showed...
...line-up for signal practice follows: FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND ELEVEN. Bird, l.e. r.e., Moore Osborne, l.t. r.t., Comstock Brock, l.g. r.g., Irving Parker, c. c., Dore Kersburg, r.g. l.g., Plumb Peirce, r.t. l.t., Gilbert Orr, r.e. l.e., Brown Newhall, q.b. q.b., Adams Gilder, l.h. r.h., Greenebaum Lincoln, r.h. l.h., Graydon Wendell, f.b. f.b., White
...line-up for scrimmage follows: FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND ELEVEN. Bird, l.e. r.e., Appleton Osborne, l.t. r.t., Gilbert Burr, l.g. r.g., Alley Parker, c. c., Plumb, Irving Kersburg, r.g. l.g., Burns Peirce, r.t. l.t., Blanchard Orr, r.e. l.e., Hopewell, Kennard Newhall, q.b. q.b., Adams Mason, l.h. r.h., Howes, Greenebaum Lincoln, r.h. l.h., Graydon Wendell, f.b. f.b., Somes
...secret football practice yesterday afternoon was again very light, there being no scrimmage. The entire University squad was out, with the exception of Kersburg, who was given a day's rest on account of a cold. In the preliminary work Coach Reid and Burr punted to the backs for about 15 minutes in order to give them confidence while playing in the backfield, and practice in blocking off tacklers. All the ends ran down the field in turn under the punts. The catching was very satisfactory and much improvement was shown in the interference given the runner. Parker and Wendell...
...position, for on Saturday he demonstrated his ability to handle the ball, get down the field in time, tackle with sureness, and what is perhaps more important, use his head in breaking up the play of a fast eleven. Both sets of linemen played exceptionally well, but Burr and Kersburg showed a great improvement, and Parker, Osborne, and Peirce held their positions very satisfactorily. Parker's passing was good and his weight and strength were of great advantage in the line. Fraser, who replaced him at centre in the second half, played a hard game. Wendell and Lincoln were...