Word: running
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...usual preliminary practice, with each set of players under a special coach, was finished rather early. Coach Haughton then had the backs run through a series of plays before calling the second team into the Stadium. The second team lined up against the first, but only walked through the plays. Particular attention was given to individual faults, the new men, Hooper and L. Withington, being given special attention. The work was fast and full of snap...
...yards through the line, and on the next play Coach Harding recovered an onside kick for a long gain. At this point the first team gained possession of the ball, and Graustein made 33 yards around right end on a fake kick. He made ten more on a dodging run through the left side of the line, and Frothingham took the ball to the second's 1-yard line on a centre play. Frothingham failed to gain around right end and Coach Winston punted out of danger for the second team. The first team then went half the length...
There will be a handicap contest in the 120-yard high hurles, open to both Freshman and University track team candidates, which will be run on the grass on the baseball field on Soldiers Field tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. It is necessary to hold the event here as no track men will be allowed in the Stadium during secret practice. Coach Quinn wishes all candidates for the hurdles to enter this event, as it is important to find out the new men who may be developed. There will be cups for first and second places, and entries...
...University cross-country squad began its actual preparation for the coming races on Monday with a run around Soldiers Field. Yesterday afternoon the Chestnut Hill course, which was laid out last year, was run over for practice. Today a six-mile walk will be taken. The program for the rest of the week will probably be light running tomorrow, and another long run on Friday...
...Haven, Conn., October 18, 1909.--Practice today at Yale was light, due to the fact that most of the regulars were given a rest. The scrimmage was short, snappy, and featureless except for a forty-yard end run by Robinson for the only touchdown of the day. The first team lined up as follows: l.e., Brooks; l.t., Paul, Spencer; l.g., Brown, Bronson; c., Cooney; r.g., Goebel; r.t., Tomlinson; r.e., Naedel; q.b., Howe; l.h.b., Robinson; r.h.b., Ristler; f.b., Francis...