Word: signalled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman football team was sent through the second long signal practice of the week yesterday afternoon. W. F. Garcelon. L.'95 gave the first squad a long talk in the Locker Building before practice...
...This was the only chance to score that the substitutes had during the scrimmage. The third score was made by the University team shortly after, Reynolds going across the goal-line from the 15 yard line on a play through the substitutes' forwards. Practice ended with a 20-minute signal drill...
After the usual dummy scrimmage with the substitutes the first team lined up for signal drill. All the regular players were in the line-up, making the drill very fast and snappy. One of the feat ures of the practice was the number of exceptionally, accurate forward passes from Logan to Coolidge and Weatherhead. The team seems to be in excellent condition, needing only the finishing touches of practice today and tomorrow...
...afternoon. There were barely enough candidates from the Senior and Junior classes to make up two teams while twenty-one men reported for the Sophomore team. Practice for the upper class team was of a very elementary nature; the second Freshman team, however, ran through a long and snappy signal practice...
...Forty-five minutes of individual coaching formed the main part of the Yale team's work this afternoon. Following this there was a 10-minute scrimmage with the freshmen, in which Dun and Camp each made a touchdown for the University team, and a half-hour's signal drill. The team lined up as follows; l.e., Aver; l.t., Scull; l.g., Francis; c.,Ketcham; r.g., McDevitt; r.t., Paul; r.e., Bomeisler; q.b., Howe; l.h.b., Camp; r.h.b., Spalding; f.b., Dunn...