Word: slow
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...proper condition. The distance men have run a few easy laps and the sprinters and hurdlers have been given light work on the straightaway. Owing to the unfavorable weather yesterday the number of men who reported for work was small. The distance men ran about six laps at a slow pace while the sprinters practised starts and then ran an easy quarter mile. The number of men trying for the hurdle events is still very small and more men are urged to come out. Mr. Garcelon will be on the field next Monday and all hurdlers should report then...
...clock. All men wishing to join the squad should report to Mr. Graham at the track. The first run was held last Friday over an easy stretch of two and a half miles. On Monday thirty-seven men reported for the run, which was also done in slow time. This distance will be gradually increased as the season advances...
...fact that only two members of last year's team, H. H. Rowland '06 and W. G. Howard '07, will be able to run, makes the prospect for a fast team very uncertain. In about two weeks the candidates for the team will be divided into fast and slow squads, so that all who desire the exercise and the experience may have a equal chance...
...scrimmage yesterday was characterized by much inexcusable fumbling, especially in the handling of punts. The backs failed to follow their interference, depending on individual work to secure their gains. The first team scored two touchdowns against the second in a slow and uninteresting half, about 15 minutes in length. Both touchdowns were made by Wendell, the first at the beginning of the half on a line-plunge from the 8-yard line through right tackle, the second on a 45-yard run, after breaking through outside right tackle. No attempt was made to kick the goals...
...Brill, Montgomery and Guild from the line-up, however, owing to slight injuries, somewhat weakened the opposing teams. The most noticeably good work in the scrimmage was done by Nichols, who played a fast, aggressive game at left halfback on the first. Nesmith, who played at right half, was slow in starting, and failed to choose his holes well when running with the ball. R. P. Kernan '03 coached the punters, giving special attention to Nichols and H. Kernan...