Word: sawed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Yale much the same thing happened. Hundreds of enthusiastic students saw the eleven leave the college, and a crowd collected at the railroad station to cheer their final departure; with the team went the coaches and an army of rubbers and assistants of all sorts. The cooking apparatus which has been used for the training table was taken along that there might be no change in the diet to which the men have been accustomed...
Every man who saw the game with the Boston Athletic Association yesterday afternoon must have felt encouraged at the work done by the 'varsity. There are enough faults, to be sure, to show that the team is yet far from championship form, but there is every sign of improvement and none of the discouraging indications that the men are in too fine condition, which have often been noticed weeks before the Yale game...
Cabot had a tendency to jump when he saw he was going to be tackled, did not use his head about following interference and was slow in starting, and his kicks, though long, were terribly slow...
Every one who saw the Williams game Saturday afternoon must feel greatly encouraged over Harvard's football prospects for this season. It was not only the most exciting and interesting game seen on Soldiers Field this fall, but it showed that the 'varsity was able play in very nearly championship form. Waters played for the first half and, it is needless to say, was the mainstay of the whole line. He was in every play, did most of the tackling, and in addition he inspired the new men with so much confidence that, after the first few rushes, they...
...practice game lasted 30 minutes. Lewis, Williard, Upton, Crosby, Deland, Waters and Captain Emmons did the coaching and Mr. Lathrop and Dr. Porter saw that none of the men got too much work...