Word: linings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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There are only four days remaining before the Yale eleven will line up against Princeton in the annual game at Manhattan Field. The University is awaiting this event with great interest, as a very close and exciting game is looked for this year. The drawings for seats have been made, and the tickets will be given out to the university tomorrow. The number of applications handed in is greater than ever before, and there will be but few seats left over for the outside public. Under the combined coaching of several of Yale's old players, new life has been...
...football practice yesterday was secret and did not last very long. The first and second elevens did not line up against each other, but merely ran through signals. Besides the regular coaches, Frank Hallowell was out and helped to put more snap into the work. The first lined up as follows: r. e., Cabot; r. t., Haughton; r. g., Bouve: c., F. Shaw; l. g., N. Shaw; l. t., Wheeler (Swain); l. e., Moulton; q. b., Beale (Cochrane); f. b., Brown (Dibblee); l. h. b., Wrightington; r. h. b., Livermore. Neither Dunlop nor Cozzens were dressed in football clothes. Dunlop...
...team practiced as usual in secret yesterday afternoon. The practice game was full of life and, on the whole, encouraging. Wheeler and Haughton were in the line-up as tackles. Cozzens, who has been Dunlop's substitute, sprained his ankle near the end of the practice and it is doubtful if he will be able to play Saturday; Dunlop, however, will probably be able to play himself...
Wheeler was in the line-up for the first time and played a lively game and Shaw and Haughton also played. Doucette and Cabot were both out but did not play, while Dunlop was not on the field at all. Near the close of the practice Mills was quite seriously hurt and it is doubtful if he will be able to play against Pennsylvania. Brown was hurt a little but not at all seriously...
...line-up of the first eleven was as follows...