Word: tested
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first real test of the season came in the Dartmouth game last Saturday, which Princeton won, 22 to 7. The most glaring defects brought out were poor tackling and slow diagnosis of plays; the defence, also, was still weak at times. The team, however, with the score 7 to 0 against it at the end of the first quarter, displayed a spirit of stubbornness and fight which did much to win the victory. H. A. H. Baker made a run of 75 yards through the entire Dartmouth team after receiving a punt. De Witt proved a strong, consistent worker...
...sixteen years, a Princeton team comes to face a Harvard team at Cambridge. That the visitors will prove redoubtable adversaries is certain. Princeton has shown a remarkable development this year and, up to date, has scored far more points on her opponents than Harvard. But, apart from the uncertain test of comparative scores there appears little to choose between the two teams. In fact, the most noticeable feature in a comparison between them is the close similarity of their merits and defects. Both backfields have displayed the same consistent, and at times spectacular, ability, and both rush lines have shown...
...comparing the relative strength of the Freshmen with Yale 1916, as the latter have already played Exeter, defeating them last Saturday by the score of 13 to 3. Exeter defeated the Bates College eleven on October 12, 6 to 0, and should give the Freshman team its first thorough test. The Freshmen will be without the services of Watson, who has water on the knee...
...first test of the University football team's true ability will be seen in the Stadium this afternoon when Brown, averaging 179 pounds to the man to Harvard's 175, and inspired with confidence by a decisive victory over the University of Pennsylvania last week, opposes them there at 3 o'clock. Last year the Providence team also came up flushed with a victory over Pennsylvania, and proved no match for the University eleven, losing 20 to 6. The situation this year, however, is different...
...half miles, starting from the house of H. Jaques, Jr., '11. All men should be in the Square with running clothes at 3.30 o'clock. No man will be allowed to run who has not been entered in the blue-book or has not taken a strength test...