Word: rushing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Approximately 400 men compose the academic freshman class, at Yale while the same number has entered Sheffield. The annual rush between the sophomore and freshman classes resulted in a victory for the latter after an unusually long contest. This is the last year that the freshmen will be isolated from the rest of the undergraduates. Their present dormitories on York street will be abandoned for the new system whereby the freshmen will have Berkeley Oval, in the dormitories surrounding which the juniors now live...
...Coach Rush has had to contend with many misfortunes this year on account of illness and ineligibility. Tibbot and Law are both on the sick-list thus weakening the backfield and numerous other important men have been kept out on account of ineligibility...
Princeton has had to meet many difficulties on account of ineligibility and illness and will probably be unable to place its strongest line-up against Georgetown. Coach Rush has been working his men hard, however, and should have little difficulty in defeating the southern team...
Coach J. H. Rush of the Princeton football team spent yesterday in Cambridge. During his stay he called upon Dr. P. Withington '09 and Coach Haughton, with both of whom he discussed the football outlook next fall...
Princeton, N. J., April 25.--The board of athletic control has appointed the following men to assist Coach Rush in football next fall: J. L. Cooney, captain of the Princeton team in 1908 and tackle for three years, as well as coach of the linemen for a short time every fall since his graduation; P. M. Brasher, end for two years, and coach at Peddie Institute in 1914; W. G. Andrews, end one year and head coach in 1913; and W. J. Shenk, all American guard...