Word: strains
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...line-up will be the re-appearance of Kernan at left halfback. His injured knee has prevented him from playing during the past few weeks, and this will be the first regular game in which he has taken part. Knowlton will be unable to play on account of a strain, but A. Marshall will be back at left guard and may help to strengthen that side of the line. The only other regular player who will not play is Graydon, whose shoulder has not yet recovered from the injury it received on Monday. Wesleyan will be represented by almost exactly...
...days. Hovey will take his place. Graydon's injury is in his shoulder and though the trouble is not serious, he will not be used unless necessity demands it. Kernan's leg is practically well again but it has been thought best not to risk a strain until it has regained its strength. Bowditch is not in very good condition and will be played probably only during part of the game. As a whole, the Harvard team is undeveloped, with nothing to depend upon but weight, spirit and individual ability. No tricks or tackless back plays have yet been perfected...
...oars through the water instead of sweeping them through with a long, steady pull. These faults, however, are fast becoming eradicated by coaching, and today the crew is rowing more smoothly and with more power. The crew is a strong, hard-working eight, well able to stand the strain of a four-mile race, and in the recent time rows has usually rowed the last two miles in better form and in faster time than the first half of the course...
Robert Clifford Watson of the class of 1869 died at his home in Milton early on Sunday morning, June 1. He was fifty-four years old. His death was due to a stroke of paralysis the result of a strain incurred two years ago. While in college Mr. Watson rowed on the '67 and '68 University crews which beat Yale; after graduation he was several times University coach and throughout his life kept up his interest in rowing...
...entire track team was given a rest yesterday to recover from the severe strain on Saturday. Light work, however, will begin today in preparation for the intercollegiate games in New York on Friday and Saturday. The team will leave for New York on Thursday by the 1 o'clock train, and will probably stay at the Plaza Hotel while in the city...