Word: lights
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Football practice yesterday was made eventful by the appearance of Upton '93, who played left tackle last year in the Yale game until he was injured. He is too light for tackle as it is now played, and is trying for end. Stevenson seems to be overstrained, and of course lacks experience. Considerable anxiety is felt about this position, for Captain Hinkey of Yale will play opposite. As Upton is an experienced and a hard player, it is hoped that he may prove the man for the place. He played right end the first half, when Stevenson was put there...
LOST.- A light brown fall overcoat; maker, Somers. Finder will be rewarded for returning to Leavitt and Peirce...
...important still, they are to produce oarsmen who will sometime occupy seats in the 'varsity boat. Let all who have any fitness at all for rowing crowd the trophy room tonight. Few men are competent to judge of their own abilities as oarsmen, and since the work will be light and not taxing for some months, no man need hesitate to try. Nobody will be a loser, and the University will certainly be a gainer...
About thirty men are training for the ninety-six eleven. The work of the team this week has not shown as great improvement as might be expected. The men seem willing enough, but they are very light. The great need is for heavy men for the line. On Tuesday the team played two short halves with ninety-five in which neither side scored. The players were frequently changed so as to give as many men as possible a chance to play. On Thursday the team played ninety-four...
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