Word: whips
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clock this morning at Concord, N. H. In their losing contest with the University stick-men, the school-boys showed a serious lack of team-work but the individual playing of most of the skaters gave promise of a formidable sextet as soon as Coach Campbell could whip them into an evenly working team. Captain Davis is an especially speedy skater and several times he broke through the University line alone to threaten the Crimson cage. Working with him in the forward line is Ferguson, who is by far the best stick handler on the team...
...Guild '23 and A. H. Ladd '23 were taken on the first University squad. The scrimmage yesterday was held primarily for the purpose of looking over the second string material and of picking out likely first squad men. Coaches Winsor and Claflin were on the ice to whip both the teams into shape and to make any selections for advancement that might be appropriate, while Captain Owen and Martin watched practice from the seats...
Although the seconds have been greatly handicapped by an interrupted series of practices and by a lack of coaching, the stiff work-out today will help to whip them into shape for their opening game tomorrow...
...first Freshman eleven will face the hardest work-out of the week when they scrimmage Coach Fisher's team in the Stadium oday. By heavy work-outs this week Coach Campbell hopes to whip the team into shape for Saturday's contest with Exeter. Against Andover on Saturday the yearlings showed that early season faults had not yet been eliminated. Slowness of the ends in going down under punts and the failure of the line to develop a strong offensive charge were the most notiesble faults. The work of the Freshman coaches for the next two days will be devoted...
Although neither Yale nor Princeton will face as dangerous an opponent as the University players are expected to find in Holy Cross, the Blue and the Orange and Black coaching staffs have bent every effort to whip their squads into the best possible shape for today's games. The New Haven eleven faces Vermont in its second game of the season and should have little difficulty in rolling up a decisive score. Coach Jones was well satisfied with the showing made by the men he started against Bates last Saturday and has been working the same combination in practice scrimmages...