Word: line
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Because these men have changed so successfully from one line of endeavor to another, we should not make the mistake of believing that greatness depends simply on indecisive waiting. All of these men early in life made a definite aim for themselves and worked hard to reach it. They gave up their old ambition only when they could substitute...
...expected to be instituted several years ago, has been deferred because of a strong opposition at the last two annual conventions of the league delegates and yesterday's measure means that soccer football is one of the last of the minor sports at the Eastern universities to fall in line for more standard eligibility regulations for university teams...
...Princeton team outplayed their opponents in the first half. They outskated the Yale players and broke up the forward line every time they swept down the ice. Nearly all the playing in this half was in Yale's territory and a larger score was prevented only by the many excellent stops of York, the Yale goal guard. Hills of Princeton made the first goal 12 minutes after the start of the game and Armour of Yale made a lucky goal three minutes later...
...such determined opposition from the defence of Team B, consisting of W. C. Appleton '17 and T. H. Eckfeldt '17, that they were unable to score frequently. The University backs, Captain Morgan and H. K. White '19 were even more effective and by playing up close behind their forward line frequently stropped the rushes of the substitutes before they had got started. The advantage throughout was with the backs, neither forward line being able to break up the defence...
...stars of the defence are F. C. Church, who captained the football team, J. Stubbs, R. H. Post and D. C. Hawkins. Captain Morgan, of the University team, supervised yesterday's practice and shifted Post from the forward line where he had formerly played to cover-point and his work in his new position showed that he is likely to remain there...