Word: left
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...suggestion of G. Murchie '95, contributions of magazines and other reading matter are requested of members of the University for the United States troops in the Philippines. Should enough magazines be contributed, they will be sent to the soldiers during the coming year in monthly shipments. Magazines can be left at the CRIMSON office, or will be called for if addresses are sent to the office...
...suggestion of G. Murchie '95, contributions of magazines and other reading matter are requested of members of the University for the United States troops in the Philippines. Should enough magazines be contributed, they will be sent to the soldiers during the coming year in monthly shipments. Magazines can be left at the CRIMSON office, or will be called for if addresses are sent to the office...
...football coaches at Yale have recently been striving to strengthen the rush-line. Brown at left guard seems to be the most reliable man, and Thomas at left end approaches him in form. Cunha, centre on last year's freshman team, is practically sure of that position on the 'varsity this fall, for McConnell has already proved too light for the big college games. H. Brown is looked upon to fill right guard in spite of his light weight and inexperience. Leary, who was tackle last year, is being tried in the position, but is also too light and will...
...giving less concern. In order to save himself for the more important games of the next two weeks, Captain McBride has not entered the recent practice. Sharpe, who has been Yale's best ground-gainer so far this season, and who will do all the drop-kicking, is playing left halfback. For the other halfback position, there are several prominent candidates. As Sharpe and McBride both weigh over 180 pounds, a lighter man for end-circling has been sought and found in Kiefer. Against the smaller colleges he has shown fine ability to score. Adams, of last year's freshman...
...spite of the running of Hare and McCracken from the guards back formation, the University of Pennsylvania eleven could only tie Brown in the game at Providence on Saturday, 6 to 6. As a result of Outland's fumble, Cuddy, Brown's left end, picked up the ball and scored on a thirty yard run. U. of P. also scored her six points in the first half. In nearly every feature but line-bucking Pennsylvania's play was at least approximated by that of her opponent. Her back's, Reugenberg and Coombs, showed very little superiority in punting over Bates...