Word: kneeing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...show signs of too much hard playing and the let up of last week was undoubtedly beneficial. Holt, Glass, Goss, Hogan, and Metcalf were all in danger of becoming over-trained. Kinney was kept out of the line-up throughout the week's practice by an injury to his knee...
...first time for over a week and Putnam was given his first opportunity on the University eleven and went in at right half-back. Kernan, Graydon, and the other regular men, though not injured, were allowed to rest from the effects of the game on Saturday. Foster's knee has recovered and he played for a few minutes at right halfback on the second team...
Neal, the leading candidate for left end, is still troubled with an injured knee, and has not played since the Wesleyan game. Of the other candidates for end, G. Ward and Moorhead have shown some improvement during the past week. At left tackle Shevlia has been given the preference over Hamlin. the former is promising but has still a great deal to learn. Rockwell has been given a trial at quarterback, and while imparting considerable speed and life to the team is very erratic in his handling of the ball. VanderPoel. last year's substitute fullback, is doing well...
...most important change in the Harvard line-up will be the re-appearance of Kernan at left halfback. His injured knee has prevented him from playing during the past few weeks, and this will be the first regular game in which he has taken part. Knowlton will be unable to play on account of a strain, but A. Marshall will be back at left guard and may help to strengthen that side of the line. The only other regular player who will not play is Graydon, whose shoulder has not yet recovered from the injury it received on Monday. Wesleyan...
Several prominent players were absent from the practice yesterday. Kernan was hurt last Monday and though the injury, which is in his knee, is not at all serious, he will be kept out of the practice until he is quite recovered. Barnard is not yet playing again, and Leatherbee stayed away yesterday on account of a lame back. Hurley is sick, but is expected out in a day or two and will then be tried at quarterback; for besides Marshall there is no suitable man for that position in case Daly is again injured. Clark was out for the first...