Word: stilling
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Still, man for man, the work of the Harvard eleven might be compared favorably with that of Pennsylvania. Between the teams, however, there could be no comparison-Harvard played with eleven men, Pennsylvania with an eleven. But for the individual work of Dibblee, Garrison and Parker, Harvard could never have scored; while in every score made by Pennsylvania it can justly be said that every man had a part. Harvard's slow, careless playing was taken advantage of by Pennsylvania many times...
...clock yesterday morning the Princeton eleven had light practice on the 'varsity field, and then with the coaches took the 12.20 train for New York. The Princeton men are not so confident as a week ago, but still expect their team...
...eleven was on hand at the field at 2.30 yesterday afternoon and merely spent twenty minutes in running through the codes. The most notable addition to the squad was Warren, who participated in the general work and seemed from all appearances to be in fair condition. It is still a question, however, whether he will be in sufficiently good physical trim to enter Saturday's game...
...team have been criticized as few teams in the past have been and go to Philadelphia more or less under a cloud. That they will do all that men can to retrieve themselves goes without saying. The important thing is to show them the confidence that the College still feels in them...
...decidedly pleased with its success in avoiding defeat. There is no excuse to offer for the failure to win, but there is much satisfaction to be derived from the real strength displayed. The machine which turned out this year's team may be expected to turn out still better ones in the future...