Word: mahans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...whole team came through Saturday's game in excellent condition. King sustained a slight injury to his nose, and Gilman was laid up for a few minutes with an injured ankle, but both men will be available for practice tomorrow. Harte was slightly shaken up, while Mahan came out of the hard contest having received nothing more than a "little more experience...
...seconds used a series of Princeton plays, while the University depended on the old conservative tactics, with Mahan punting frequently and Boles, King, and McKinlock plunging at the line. The work of the backs in covering their assignments was noticeably ragged. This was undoubtedly due to the recent change in signals. King and Horween were delayed in getting down to the field, but each came in for his share in the heavy work. Boles proved to be a very consistent ground-gainer, and his presence greatly minimizes the loss through Enwright's absence, The latter will, however, be available...
...first University team to oppose the seconds lined up as follows: Soucy, l.e.; Gilman, l.t.; Dadmun, l.g.; Wallace, c.; Taylor, r.g.; Parson, r.t.; Harte, r.e.; Watson, q.; Boles, l.h.b.; McKinlock, r.h.b.; Mahan, f.b. With King in place of McKinlock and Enwright possibly in Boles' place, this is probably the eleven that will face Princeton Saturday...
...team lined up as follows: l.e., Soucy; l.t., Gilman; l.g., Dadmun; c., Wallace; r.g., Taylor; r.t., Parson; r.e., Harte; q.b., Watson; l.h.b., Boles, McKinlock; rh.b., King; f.b., Mahan...
...mass meeting, full of enthusiasm, in the Living Room of the Union last night over six hundred undergraduates listened to L. H. Leary '05, and Captain E. W. Mahan '16 tell of the necessity of unified backing of the team on the part of the cheering section. Leary described the situation four years ago when through over-confidence and lack of support the team was beaten by Princeton. After the speakers had left attention was turned to learning two new songs, "Red Pepper" by R. K. Fletcher '08, author of "The Gridiron King" and "Soldiers Field" and another...