Word: sheldon
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...team, though heavier, has not worked together in its present form as long as has the University because of the frequent injuries which have from time to time forced some of the best players on the Blue squad to retire from the game. Such men as Bingham, Braden and Sheldon have been lost to Yale, and consequently today's probable line-up will contain a combination which has not been together for more than two weeks. The men who will in all probability start the game for the University have formed the first eleven practically since the Cornell game...
...Stockton Emmet, of South Salem, N. Y., chairman; Edward Slocum Brewer, of Milton; Stanley Burnham of Gloucester; Harmon Bushnell Craig, of Boston; Olney Foster Flynn, of Oklahoma City, Okla;. John Blauvelt Hopkins, of Wellesley Hills; John Lee Mercill, of Manchester; Clift Rodgers Richards, Jr., of Chevy Chase, Md.; Esleeck Sheldon Sherman, of Rye, N. Y.; Foster Meredith Trainer, of Brook-line; Frederic Bennett Whitman, of Cambridge; George Ranney Young, of Great Falls, Montreal...
...light signal drill to keep the men limbered up and to round off the ragged edges of the playing of the first team, constituted the day's workout. Captain Black was not on the field today on account of a slight cold which he contracted over the week-end. Sheldon, who played left end on the first team early in the season and who has been out for a long time on account of illness, also reported at the field...
...first team lined up as follows: left end, Moseley; left tackle, Gates; left guard, Sheldon; centre, Callahan; right guard, Fox; right tackle, Baldridge; right end, Comerford; quarterback, Laroche; left halfback, Neville; right halfback, Legore; fullback, Jacques...
...Modern Language Conference. "Recent Theories of the Origin of Epic Poetry in France," by Professor Sheldon, Conant Common Room...