Word: onto
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Before the first University eleven trotted onto the field after the usual critical blackboard talk yesterday two alterations were made in the line-up. J. K. Desmond Occ. took the place of J. F. Ryan Occ. at left end, while A. Horween '20 was put in the line at center. Horween played at center on his school team, and it was during his Freshman year that he was shifted to the backfield, where he has played until today...
...drop-kickers of the squad received a surprise when C. E. Brickley '15, most famous of the University's former field goal scorers, came onto the field. He hopes to spend an afternoon a week with the drop-kickers. "Although they might be worse, they can stand improvement," was his comment on his charges...
...hour of kicking and receiving punts by the backs, the ends going down under the kicks. Each of the first three teams then had a turn at receiving kick-offs and carrying the ball back. The scrimmage was called at 5 o'clock when the black-jerseyed squad trotted onto the Stadium gridiron. The University team showed to better advantage than it has hitherto and made long gains through the seconds at will. C. A. Clark, Jr., Occ., scrimmaged for the first time...
...football there was no chance for 1922 to show its mettle, Yale would not agree to a hockey game, and in track the University Freshmen lost their first encounter with their rivals from New Haven. When the parade wends its way onto Soldiers Field before the contest let it be the Class of 1922 in its entirety that enters the stands to support its nine, and to retrieve the honors captured by Yale in the Stadium a fortnight...
Captain E. J. Daley, intercollegiate end from Dartmouth, will lead the team onto the field. He will play at left tackle where he has been practicing and coaching the squad the last few days. At left guard the only veteran from the informal team of last year, J. S. Coleman, will star. The left side of the line will be completed by G. E. Dennis, interscholastic end from South Boston High School. He is over six feet tall and is scheduled to intercept all the forward passes that the Tufts warriors attempt. F. H. Russo, the burly star from Colby...