Word: pull
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...aggressive, but lacked unity. There was no consistent defense in the line, chiefly because the men did not watch the ball. The tackling, however, was very accurate. The offensive playing was much stronger than the defensive, for although the linemen were weak in opening holes and did not pull the runner along effectively, there was very little fumbling and the interference formed quickly...
...line-up, the great defeat of the first eleven's offensive play was lack of team work. The linemen were not aggressive enough, and did not charge together. They failed, also, to pull the runner along effectively, and were rather weak in opening up holes, especially on the left side of the line. The runners were slow in starting and did not hit the line with enough force. The interference, though at times good, was very erratic. On defensive play the most noticeable fault of the first team was the slowness of the ends in getting down the field under...
...club graded eights have been rowing now for a week and have had some time to pull together. At present, from six to eight crews are rowing from each house. Of these, probably only the first four will enter the races on May 28. The Weld Senior crew is rowing fairly well at present. Evans and Blake started rowing again recently and have strengthened the boat considerably. The Newell Senior crew is also strong, having Foster and Smith, who were on the University squad. The Weld intermediate and junior crews seem at present to be rowing better than the Newell...
...intercollegiate championship have not yet been computed. The unofficial total made by Columbia is 65,271.5 points. Harvard's official total has not yet been given out. Unofficially computed from the following figures, it is 64,090.4 points. Last year, Harvard's total was 53,676 points. Push Up. Pull Up. Lungs. Back. Legs. Fore Arms. ChestandUp.Arms. Total 1. C. G. Herbert 1L., 50 42 32 350 740 144 603.5 1869.5 2. A. Tyng '04, 40 37 43 330 700 145 521.2 1739.2 3. R. G. Hall '04, 25 27 36 360 670 170 416 1652 4. S. G. Ellis...
...broke the Freshman strength test record yesterday afternoon, making a total of 1652 kilograms. His test in detail is as follows: Capacity of lungs, .350 Strength of lungs, 36 Strength of Back, 360 Strength of Legs, 670 Right forearm, 90 Left forearm, 80 Weight, 80 Push up, 25 Pull up, 27 Total, chest and upper arms, 416 --- Total test...