Word: quarterback
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There will be a dinner for candidates for the position of quarterback of the University football team in the Hotel Victoria this evening at 6 o'clock. Coach Daly will speak on the position of quarterback. The following are expected to be present: F. J. Bradlee '15, W. E. Bright '14, B. C. Cartmell '16, T. J. Coolidge '15, J. A. Doherty '16, M. J. Logan '15, E. W. Mahan '16, W. Rollins '16, F. G. Swigert '15, D. C. Watson...
There will be a dinner for candidates for the position of quarterback of the University football team in the Hotel Victoria, Monday, April 21, at 6 o'clock. Coach Daly will speak on the position of quarterback, and the following men are expected to be present: F. J. Bradlee '15, W. E. Bright '14, B. C. Cartmell, T. J. Coolidge '15, J. A. Doherty '16, M. J. Logan '15, E. W. Mahan '16, W. Rollins '16, E. G. Swigert '15, D. C. Watson...
...meeting of the Executive Committee of the Student Council last night it was voted to recommend to the Athletic Committee that class football numerals be awarded to B. C. Cartmell '16, of Howe, Ind. Cartmell was substitute quarterback last fall, and during the time that Watson was injured, played a number of important games, which included half of the Princeton game and most of the Worcester game...
...were ineligible last year, namely Hammond, Boland, Larson and Pope. These men ought to show up well next year. From the freshman team particularly good material will be available for the ends. Brown and Lamberton are players capable of filling Dunlap's and Wight's places. Glick, the freshman quarterback; Semmens and Love, tackles; Heyniger, guard; and Shea, a halfback, are also promising men from the 1916 team...
...less important, but one can not be too certain as to which kind of talk is less educational. The ability to solve a problem whose factors are live, headstrong, rampant human beings is probably as much needed today as any other kind of ability. Mr. Gardner's article on Quarterback play, Mr. Hann's on an All America Football Team, and that of F. H. G. on Modern Football, are particularly interesting for their analysis of some of the problems of football generalship. It remains to be seen whether the power developed by this kind of analysis will...