Word: mahans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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With the soldier eleven led by E. W. Mahan '16 and the sailors counting in their lineup five University players, the League Island Marines of Philadelphia clash with the Boston Navy Yard in the Stadium this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Before the game there will be athletic events for the men in service, including track races and a tug-of-war. The entire net proceeds of the carnival will go to the Naval Welfare Fund...
...Georgetown are well-known college linemen. A. Horween '20, a recruit from the University informals, will start at centre, although he may be supplanted later in the contest by Butler from Bates. The Marines did not arrive in time for a workout in the Stadium yesterday, as previously scheduled. Mahan's plans for enlisting Berry, Miller and Bell, all stars of the Penn. Cornell game, did not materialize, so that his team will not have the strength which it was expected to present. Mahan and Peacock in the backfield, and Scott and Wray in the line are the strongest players...
...Stadium on Saturday two service teams representing the Boston Navy Yard and the Marines at Philadelphia will clash in one of the championship intersectional service games of the East. Both teams contain University players. E. W. Mahan '16, captain of the University eleven which defeated Yale 41 to 0, is the leader of the Philadelphia squad. The Navy Yard team, which has been in action in the Stadium, contains several University players, although Adams of Brown is the captain...
Several times reports have been published that Mahan would not appear in the lineup of the Marines. All these reports, however, have been emphatically denied, and it is certain that he will lead his men against the sailors. The Marine eleven will be greatly strengthened by the addition, after the Pennsylvania Cornell encounter Thanksgiving Day, of Howard Berry, star back on the Pennsylvania team, and the world's pentathlon champion, and of Bell, quarterback on the same eleven...
...first mentioned game will create much interest in the University, as the soldiers are led by E. W. Mahan '16, captain of the University eleven in 1915. Mahan, however, has been out of the game the greater part of the fall from the recurrence of a former injury. He is by far the strongest player on the Philadelphia team. In most of its games with service teams in New Jersey and Pennsylvania the Marines have been defeated, although with several weeks more of practice Mahan may be able to bring a well-developed eleven to Cambridge...