Word: signal
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Princeton, N. J., Nov. 5, 1915.--Practice for the Harvard game ended today with a dummy scrimmage and signal drill before a big crowd of cheering undergraduates. Driggs got off several good punts and Tibbott drop-kicked successfully from the forty and forty-five yard lines. The team also practised kick-offs and running back kicks. All the men are in good shape except Halsey, and Parisette, who was all-interscholastic guard in 1913 but ineligible last year, will start in his place...
...Freshman teams A and B also had a long signal drill and scrimmage...
Previous to the scrimmage the linemen had a long work-out under Driggs' kicking and the backfield was drilled on interference. This was followed by a long signal drill for the entire squad...
...practice held yesterday afternoon was light, in preparation for today. Team A lined up against team B and went through a light scrimmage and long signal practice, but there was no hard scrimmage. Gilman and Watson left for Princeton yesterday afternoon, to witness the Princeton vs. Williams game today...
...long black-board talk in the Locker Building was the first event of the day's schedule, and following this the men retired to the Cage. Here the coaches actively demonstrated the mistakes of the Cornell game, and all were put through a careful signal practice and a drill in the rudiments of the game. Enwright and McKinlock each participated in the work, and Robinson was given a chance to run the team. As a conclusion to the practice, a short punting drill was held in the Stadium...