Word: regularity
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Nearly all of the regular players were back on the first eleven. Starr, Foster, and Macdonald ran through signals, but did not play in the scrimmage. Burr was excused from practice on account of cold. Harrison was not out because of a slight injury received in the practice Tuesday, but he will be able to play again within a day or two. Guild and Lockwood were both out, but were only given light work, each running a few laps. Timmins of the second team was excused from practice on account of a slight injury. Knowlton was again tried...
...first eleven and a team of substitutes were given a long signal practice. The time was chiefly devoted to making the plays go off as smoothly as possible and to developing team play, and not as much attention was given to speed in starting. Most of the regular first team players were back in the line up and in fairly good condition after the hard game Saturday. Lockwood, who injured his elbow Saturday, is getting along well, but was only given light work yesterday. Fultz was unable to run through signals on account of a lame ankle. Cavenee...
...defensive play. To this end scrimmages have been played almost every day with the scrub, but the defence still leaves much to be desired. For the final training for the Princeton and Harvard games evening signal practice on the floor of the Gymnasium has been added to the regular work of the squad...
University football practice yesterday afternoon was very listless, owing partly to the large number of substitutes in the scrimmage. Leary, Burr, Guild, Lock-wood and Nichols were all given a rest and, although all the other regular players were out, none of those who played for any length of time in the Pennsylvania game were in the line-up. Carr, Montgomery and Hanley were all out doing light work and Myers of the second, team, who was injured several weeks ago, was out again. Knowlton was again tried at end on the first eleven and O'Brien played...
...development of the team at first was slow and careful attention was given to the fundamental points of the game and to getting the men into the best possible condition. As a result few men were hurt until regular scrimmages began. The injury to Captain Hurley in the first scrimmage of the season was the first of a series of rather serious accidents which have retarded the progress of the team. Among the most seriously injured have been Nesmith, Hall, Peirce, Squires, Guild, Montgomery and Cavenee...