Word: weighting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Bradlee, because of his greater weight, is superior to Ainsworth in line smashing and in forming interference, but the latter has exceptional speed and frequently slips through unexpected places in the line for gains of considerable length. Bradlee's work as a secondary defensive man is doubtless marked to a greater degree than that of any man on either team; he is practically impregnable...
Captain J. B. Brennan '15, will represent the University in the heavyweight class, but the material for the lighter weight classes is exceedingly scarce, Coach S. Anderson will again have charge of the development of the team, and should there be a fair amount of material the prospects for a successful year will be fairly bright. Five meets have been arranged, the principal one being with Yale. Matches with Brown, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Andover, and the Boston Young Men's Christian Union complete the schedule
...field events, jumping and vaulting are especially taken care of by having pits at each and of the runways. The weight events are provided for in separate circles, thereby allowing men in their respective events to practice with out waiting for those who may be using the circle for other events. The places of practice and competition are situated so that the danger of being struck has been practically eliminated. Temporary lockers and showers have been provided and the grand stand is also temporary. It is placed far enough from the field and a sufficient height to allow...
...tentative university team and the supposed second string men served only to mark the difference in quality which would eixst between the line and the backfield of the regular team when it had been definitely chosen. Coach Yost then gathered together the men who seemed to have fight and weight and drilled into them the rudiments of the game. To what extent he has succeeded in his efforts to develop a line from green material will be apparent when Michigan's forward defence will be forced to stop the University's attack today, for injuries have not taken from...
Every man in college, whatever his weight, who has ever played football at all, should sign a blue-book at Leavitt & Peirce's before next Monday noon. Men can form their own teams, elect their own captains, use their own style of play and be independent organizations. Men signing individually will be divided up into teams by Coach Guild. All men are to report at the Locker Building Monday at 3 o'clock when Coach Guild of the University second team will explain further the purpose of the series. Every team will receive coaching from men who know football through...