Word: low
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...practice game was played. The first lined up with the second and the latter were given the ball during the entire play. The ends and backs on the first worked well together and tackled their men repeatedly for losses. The linemen were coached by J. Lawrence '01, and played low and hard; but they showed a tendency to get off-side and in a regular game would have often been penalized...
...best, finally winning out by his sharp volleying and well directed kills. Leonard played a less brilliant game at the net, but was surer, seldom allowing Bishop to pass him. His lobs from the back court fell generally too short, but his drives along the side lines and low ground strokes from the base line were speedy and accurate, and were very effective against Bishop's net game. In winning the tournament Leonard also gets the University championship, as E. R. Marvin '99, last year's champion, is no longer in College...
...Works; Basil Lanneau Gildereleeve, professor of Greek in Johns Hopkins University; John Shaw Billings, director of the New York Public Library; Samu-1 Pierp nt Langley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution; Henry Codman Potter, bishop of New York; Melville-Weston Fuller, Chief Justice of the United States; Seth Low, for many years president of Columbia University; Thomas Bailey Aldrich, for many years editor of the Atlantic Monthly; Richard Watson Gilder, editor of the Century Magazine; William Dean Howells, formerly editor of the Atlantic Monthly, author of the "Rise of Silas Lapham" and other works; George Harri, president of Amherst College...
...weakness of the rest of the team. Graydon and Mifflin were equally ineffective at line plunging, both of them falling usually at the first obstacle. Kernan showed some improvement in punting, and gained on every exchange, even when the wind was against him. His punts, however, were too low to allow the ends to get under them...
...Several of the men were slightly hurt and were taken out of the game immediately. Consequently, several ends were put in at half-back and bad interference was the result. The line bucking, however, was good, and several brilliant individual plays were made. The men do not yet get low enough, but most of the squad play hard and show good spirit...