Word: lights
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...ends, Curtis and Wadsworth, were practically substitutes. They are light and inexperienced and several times let the opposing halves come round their ends. This with the fullback's misses accounted for the closeness of the score...
Curtis is light, does not get into plays enough and is not always down on the ball...
Rice is substitute tackle and is fair, and Stillman is expected to be good. Stowell is the only good extra man in the centre but he is too light...
...behind a good bank of interference headed by Waters. In breaking up this interference, Gierach displayed pluck and endurance. The familiar figure of Bernie Trafford was seen running here and there, coaching the players. Most of the men who played in Saturday's game were laid off and took light practice by a short run, accompanied by Mackie. Hallowell was out for the first time since his injury, but did not take part in the active practice. During the short time the two elevens lined up, the 'varsity scored two touchdowns. The first was made by Brown who ran from...
Amherst was light and weak at every point. They had no interference, and their defensive play was very poor. Captain Pratt, Rosa and Caruthers were the only men to do anything like brilliant work...