Word: knees
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been learned after a more careful examination that Enwright's injury is not as serious as was first thought. Instead of a wrenched knee, the injury has been found to be a slightly sprained ankle. Enwright was down at the field on crutches yesterday, and is expected to resume practice with the squad within a week's time
Enwright Wrenched Knee...
...only mishap of the hard play occurred when Enwright wrenched his knee, an injury which will probably keep him out of the game for some time. Gilman and Weatherhead were out in their playing clothes again, but neither participated in the scrimmage. Miller, Woodruff, and Murray have been dropped to the second team squad...
...resulted in a thorough reorganization of the nine. After three somewhat ragged preliminaries, the team took a southern trip on which it broke even, and on returning to Cambridge dropped a game to Bates. At that time the bright prospects seemed to have taken a new turn. Reed's knee was hampering his work at short, the problem at third was unsolved, and the pitching staff had failed to live up to expectations. However, the Bates game was the turning point in the 1915 season...
...improving the form of the second eight. The boat has suffered a great misfortune at such a late date in losing two of the strongest oarsmen, captain E. W. Soucy '16 at number 5 and K. P. Culbert '17 at 4. Soucy has a severe cold and a bad knee which will prevent his taking the trip to Red Top at all, while Culbert as has been previously stated, underwent muscle strain which also rendered further work impossible for the rest of the season. H. H. Meyer '15, the number 7 oarsman, has been appointed acting captain...