Word: shapes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Neither of the regular Crimson forwards will be able to start tonight. Captain McLeish twisted his ankle in the tilt Tuesday and will probably not be again in shape until just before the Yale game next Saturday. Gordon, the other forward, was also sent to the infirmary yesterday with a recurrence of the attack of grippe which took him out of the game before the Williams contest. Coach Wachter will start Lowenthal and Pallo in the forward berths, with the burden of the foul shooting on the former. Lowenthal has started every contest since Gordon has been...
Definite plans as to the date of publication can not yet be made as there are many details to be considered, but it is expected that things should be in shape in a few months for the press...
...second stage in the early season baseball training will begin this afternoon when Coach J. T. Slattery meets the fielding candidates in the cage at 2.30. Coach Slattery has been working with the battery men since February 14 and has whipped them into good shape for the more intensive training which is to come later...
...will be able to start a much stronger five than was the case against Rhode Island State Tuesday. Yesterday afternoon, however, Captain McLeish was given a rest because of a slight cold, and while he may be unable to play the whole game, in all probability will be in shape again by this afternoon...
...problematical first what players Coach Wachter will be able to start, since Gordon, Black and in all probability Fitts will be unable to play. The first two are out with slight cases of grippe and will not be in shape again for several days while Fitts pulled a tendon just before the Williams contest last Thursday and while he may get in at some time during the game will be unable to go the whole time...