Word: restful
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...clock you see them pouring out at their college gates, and at four or there-abouts you see them hurrying back. Three hundred or so of them row; three hundred more of them play Rugby; four hundred and fifty play association football; two hundred perhaps play hockey, and the rest have other recreations; track athletics, lacrosse, cross country riding, motoring and so forth...
Regular hockey practice was resumed yesterday afternoon in the Stadium after a three days' lay-off, because of poor ice and need of rest. In a line-up between the first and second teams for two 15-minute periods the first team defeated the second by a score of 8 to 4. In general the play was spirited and fast. The first team made a score on the second by excellent team work in less than 10 seconds after the first period began. A few minutes later Foster carried the puck the whole length of the rink and scored...
...line-up. Knox may not to be able to play on Saturday on account of an injured shoulder. Biglow spent considerable time in drop kicking and showed fine form, while quarterbacks Jones and Dines were given practice in catching punts. The men will take a complete rest tomorrow...
...secret football practice yesterday afternoon was very light, as Burr, Kersburg, Orr. Osborne and Wendell were given a day's rest. There was no scrimmage, and the time was chiefly devoted to work tending to make the team start quicker and more together. To this end all the men were given a long drill in starting with the ball. There was a short panting practice, Newhall doing the kicking, and the ends running down the field under the ball, but there was no tackling. A long signal drill followed in which practically all the plays were run through. Coach Reid...
Apollonio replaced Wendell, and Hall went in for Newhall and Mason for Gilder on Harvard's team, while for Dartmouth. Heneage replaced Driver and Blake, Pevear. During the rest of the time Dartmouth played an extremely fast game. After getting the ball on their own 22-yard line on the kick-off, the eleven carried it steadily forward to Harvard's 19-yard line, where McDevitt tried a field floal which failed. Hatherway went in for Greenwood, and Steward replaced Stuart for Dartmouth, and Gilmore went in for Kersburg on the University eleven. Hall kicked out to the 49-yard...