Word: regular
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...most discouraging practice of the football season was the work of the 'Varsity eleven yesterday afternoon. The work began with the usual five starts by twos and falling on the ball. This was followed by the regular signal practice. The 'Varsity lined up for its work in the following order: Cabot, l. e.; Wheeler, l. t.; Bouve, l. g.; Burden, c.; Shaw, r. g.; Donald, r. t.; Moulton, r. e.; Garrison, q. b.; Dibblee, l. h. b.; Brown, r. h. b.; Haughton...
...four squads of candidates for the Freshman football team were given their regular drill in tackling and falling on the ball yesterday afternoon. Afterwards the squads were given their first practice with signals. The men did fairly well, but it is very important that more candidates should come out immediately. One new man, F. B. Anderson, appeared yesterday. In all, the squad only consists of fifty men at present...
...candidates for the Weld Freshman crew be at boat house at 4 p. m. All men who show promise will be taken to the regular Freshman crew...
...announcing the election of Henry James, 2d, John Wells Farley, James Birch Rorer, and William Henry Conroy, Jr., of the class of Ninety-Nine, and of Frederick Ezekiel Bissell, Graham Owen Smith, Samuel Watts Lewis, Richard Haughton, and Rupert Sargent Holland, of the class of Nineteen Hundred, as regular editors of the CRIMSON; also of Edward Austin Waters '98, and of Clarence Churchill Mann '99, as assistant business managers of the CRIMSON...
...Varsity was given harder practice than usual yesterday, as Monday is one of the regular days when the first eleven lines up for hard work. The preliminary running and dropping on the ball was followed by fifteen minutes practice of signals. There was considerable blundering owing to the absence of several of the regular...