Word: knees
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...again at left guard while Pumpelly, who returned to play only last week, wrenched his ankle and will be out of the game for a short time. Two other of Yale's most valuable players, Avery and Taylor, are also on the injured list, the former with a twisted knee and the latter with a badly cut head. Although Miller has been playing centre on the regulars recently in all probability Cooney will fill the position in the latter season games...
...undoubtedly Yale's greatest centre in the history of the game. He is the first centre rush to captain since Corbin's time, and is fully as resourceful as that famous captain. Cooney is out of the game temporarily, and possibly for the year, because of a wrenched knee...
Word comes from New Haven that the coaches fear that Pumpelly, who is at present on the injured list, may develop water on the knee...
...formidable. In the first place, Captain Wendell has again turned his ankle; the seriousness of the injury could not be ascertained last night. Brickley has pulled a tendon in his kicking leg and is suffering considerable inconvenience from the injury. Coolidge has a bad case of water on the knee and will probably not be in condition until the Yale game at the earliest. Withington has also injured his knee and will be out of practice for several days. Bradley has a badly injured ankle. Trumbull tried to run through a little work yesterday afternoon, but had to retire from...
Considerable attention was given to the punters, Willetts especially receiving careful coaching. Coolidge, who has been laid up with water on the knee, appeared in togs, but was not allowed to enter the scrimmage...