Word: pass
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Thirty-five men reported to Captain Brickley yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field for the first day of spring football practice. The work consisted principally of drill in the fundamentals of the game and forward passing. H. R. Snyder '05, the originator of the forward pass at Harvard, who has been coaching the Western Reserve College team of Ohio for the past eight years, coached the backs and ends in this branch of the game, while Head Coach Percy Haughton was further assisted by F. J. Bradlee '15, F. J. O'Brien '14, S. B. Pennock '15, W. H. Trumbull...
Preliminary briefs of a general nature on the subject of international peace for a prize of $50 offered by the Massachusetts Peace Society must be handed in to R. H. Pass '15 at the Speakers' Club before 9 o'clock this evening. Eliminations from the contest will be made on the basis of these briefs, and those competitiors who remain will enter the final debating contest in the first week...
...Speakers' Club for speeches on the subject of "International Peace." The first prize will be $35 and the second $15. The final contest will be held in about two weeks, and will be open to the University. Members who wish to compete must send their briefs to R. H. Pass 15 at the Speakers' Club, 36 Quincy street, before Tuesday. This is the first year that this prize has been offered...
...first game of the Spring season at Newton Upper Falls this afternoon. For two weeks the men have been practising regularly and have made encouraging progress, although hindered by the muddy condition of the field. Special stress has been laid on teaching the men how to kick and pass, and a few scrimmages have been held during the past week...
...Tower '15 to hold the pole at the start. Burns, the first man for the B. A. A., tried hard to cut in on Tower at the first turn, but the latter ran well and held the inside. Burns made one more attempt to close in on and pass Tower, but failed. The Harvard man gradually opened up a lead, and started F. W. Capper '15 with a four yard advantage on Merrihew. Capper ran finely, and had no trouble in adding to the lead. W. J. Bingham '16 was touched off with an 8 yard start. Contrary to expectations...