Word: veteran
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...have been shifted about and tried in nearly every place, and the personnel of the team is not yet quite certain. Piekarski has been located finally at left tackle, where he is playing a strong, aggressive game. Bennett is the most likely man for left guard. Teas, a veteran on the eleven, has played in nearly every game of the season and as kept up a first class standard throughout. Jordan, who has played centre regularly up to this time, is not satisfactory and McCabe will probably play this position against Harvard. Donaldson and Baird are now contesting for right...
...offense, now that the veteran backs have again begun to play regularly, works with adequate smoothness and presents a firm interference, especially on end and tackle plays. The large number of substitute backs all work well together, and have no hesitation in their play. The number and excellence of these substitutes is one of the strong points of the team...
...five positions left vacant from last year must be filled largely from raw material, but because of the often contradictory performance of veteran teams, this is not to be regarded as a discouraging circumstance...
...Canadian Club held a reception yesterday afternoon at Brooks House in honor of Sir Charles Tupper, the veteran Canadian statesman...
Princeton has her veteran battery of the last two years still in college, and a strong nucleus of infielders. The university baseball players still in college are Captain F. W. Kafer '00, catcher; A. R. T. Hillebrand '00, pitcher; A. E. Meier '02, first base; R. F. Hutchinson '02, shortstop; D. V. Hutchings '01, third base; and W. H. Watkins '00, centre field. E. S. Burke '00, who played second base on the '98 team will also be a candidate this spring...