Word: longed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Ayer P. D. Haughton '99, on Wednesday put his team through a long scrimmage. The afternoon's work was not successful, however, for Thorn, former Springfield Y. M. C. A. Traning School halfback, was lost to the team when he sustained a wrenched ankle. Thorn was considered one of the leading players on the squad and his retirement from the game leaves a large gap in the team...
...managers of the Freshmen dormi tory crews have been chosen as a result of the work done in the fall managership competition. Scott W. Hovey '21, of Kansas City, Mo., has been appointed manager of the Standish Hall crew; Elmer E. Long '21, of Chicago, Ill., manager of the Gore Hall crew; and Gustave Pabst, Jr., '21, of Milwaukee, Wis., manager of the Smith Halls crew
...first Navy Yard team, the informal eleven was barely able to even the touchdowns after an hour's scrimmage by scoring twice against the Navy substitutes yesterday afternoon. In the first part of the scrimmage the informals were unable to stop the powerful Navy attack at any point and long gains were made against them on line plunges and forward passes. The entire team played below its usual form. Poor interference was given the backs and but for the work of T. S. Woods '20, no advance would have been made through the line. A. Horween '20, did the major...
...exchange of punts ending with a twenty-yard run by Cannell to the informal 40-yard mark, the Navy started the second journey to their opponents' goal line. Momentarily the line held Enwright and Casey from long gains, and the sailors were forced to open their play. On a beautiful forward pass from Murray to Casey, the latter scored from the 40-yard line. With Murray's goal the sailors' total score...
Last evening Bishop Lawrence spoke to the Freshmen in Smith Halls Common Room. Out of a class of 550, 75 men were present. We realize that the hour examinations are here and that much has to be done in a hurry which should have been done long ago. Such an excuse to offer for not hearing one of the great figures in America's religious work, however, is ridiculous. The sponsors of these weekly talks for Freshmen have secured the most brilliant speakers obtainable. They have set the time of each meeting from 7 until 7.35 o'clock. In addition...