Word: lighting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...game, although won by the former with the score of 24 to 0, was not very encouraging to the Green supporters. In the first quarter the Dartmouth men showed the expected superiority, making two touchdowns after a series of line plays; but during the rest of the game the light Cornell line, composed largely of substitutes, resisted surprisingly the Dartmouth attack, twice forcing its opponents to abandon line plays within its 10-yard line...
Work for the Freshman football squad was very light yesterday. About fifteen minutes were spent in tackling the dummy, followed by a punting and drop-kicking drill. The ends showed encouraging speed in getting down under the punts, which were kicked in good form. A high wind, however, prevented much success with drop-kicks...
...University football team began work again yesterday afternoon with a very light practice, consisting only of signal drill on new defensive and offensive formations. All of the regular squad were at work with the exception of Parmemter, Trumbull, and Coolidge. The first was given a law off to recuperate from his strenuous work in the Princeton game, while Trumbull and Coolidge are still incapacitated from slight injuries received in the same game. All three are expected to get back to work within a few days at the most. Captain Wendell was in the line-up of team A and seemed...
...Harvard coaches, although not anticipating as hard a game with Vanderbilt as with Princeton, are not underrating this championship team of the South, and consequently are preparing for a fast, light team with a versatile attack similar to that of Princeton...
...start of the race was clouded by a light snow flurry, which did not last long. Twenty-two men started with the gun and kept well bunched until the half-mile mark, when Jones took the lead. The rest of the field split up into two sections with B. S. Carter '15 and Longfield of Cornell running together between the divisions. Copeland, Boyd, and Lawless of Harvard best out Brodt of Cornell in the first division, while Carter, behind Brodt, barely defeated Longfield of Cornell for sixth place in a sensational finish. The University team finished as follows...