Word: player
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock on other days, or be defaulted. The entrance fee is $1 for each person and $5 for each school. Entries, which must be accompanied by annual dues and entrance fees, will close at 6 o'clock on Friday, May 10. No player will be allowed to compete in more than one interscholastic tournament previous to that played at Newport...
...Seerley was a star college football and tennis player a number of years ago. Since his connection with the Training School he has had charge of the instruction in sex questions and in the psychology of the individual. He has lectured and done work on this subject at many institutions throughout the country. Besides founding the Springfield Commission on outdoor playgrounds for the city children, of which commission he is now a member, Dr. Seerley is also on the Springfield School Board...
...organization of a country that holds men down to hard work with meagre pay. The more that men realize this and help to improve it, the better the conditions of the various countries will be. Let justice come first and prosperity must follow. The big stake now for the player is humanity. Inch by inch he is gaining ground, and clowly but surely he is approaching his goal. The fight is not a new one but one that has been going on for ages,--since the time of Christ. It is a fight that every one can fight...
Captain H. A. H. Baker, W. S. Kuhn and T. K. Emmons will form the nucleus for next year's team. The fact that they are all members of the Sophomore class speaks well for sevens of the next two years. Baker is generally conceded to be the best player in the Intercollegiate League and ranks high among the best in the country. He, together with Kuhn, make the fastest pair of college hockey players seen on the ice this year. Emmons puts up a good game on the defense and can always be counted upon to shatter an attack...
Three years ago the Football Rules Committee introduced the forward pass and extended the distance to be gained in three rushes to 10 yards. Their intention at that time was to eliminate the injuries incident to mass play and open up the game for spectator as well as player. The game consequently developed in such a way as to make scoring difficult, the rules favoring defensive much more than offensive play. More and more the outcome depended upon kicking and, other things being equal, the side with the best kicker pulled out just ahead. When the punters were only fairly...