Word: wings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There were no changes in the line-up of the regulars, but on team B. R. H. Kissel '19 took the place of R. B. Gross '19 at right wing. Kissel has been shifted to wing from centre and has therefore had to learn to play his new position...
Neville and Casey share the honors at halfback on the second team with Doane of Tufts at fullback and Cannell of Dartmouth at quarter. Coolidge and Moseley, of Yale, fill the wing positions, and the line is made up of McLean, of Princeton, and Gates, of Yale, at tackles; Captain Hogg, of Princeton, and Henning of Pennsylvania, at guards, and McEwan, of the Army, at centre. The line-up of the first eleven follows: Miller, l.e. Pennsylvania Wheeler, l.t. Harvard Black, l.g. Yale Gennert, c. Princeton Bachman, r.g. Notre Dame West, r.t. Colgate Highley, r.e. Princeton Anderson, q.b. Colgate Pollard...
...last week the squad consists of 17 men. The members of last year's team included are H. W. Ford who filled the position of goal so brilliantly in the games against the University seven last year; W. H. Schoen, captain, who played centre; P. W. Hills, former left wing; W. Y. Humphreys, cover point; J. T. Scully, point, and H. B. Cushman, right wing. Among the first-string substitutes of last year who are on the squad at present is H. W. Cohn, who ably filled Ford's position at goal. Eight 1919 men are trying for the team...
...Platt '19, H. K. White '19, and G. B. Woods '19, the four last all letter men from last year's Freshman team. For the forward line there will be last year's complete first and second lines: T. C. Thacher '18 and M. Taylor '18 at right wing; T. H. Rice '17 and W. O. P. Morgan '18 at left wing; G. A. Percy '18 and T. K. Fisher '17 at right centre; E. O. Baker and R. Baldwin '17 at centre. Other candidates for the forward line will be H. M. Lombard '17, G. 0Townsend...
...ability to advance through Shiverick's punting, and then score on her off-tackle plays. Shiverick was out-kicked by Horween, and his ends were a dead loss. Probably the end problem, which has existed at Cornell all fall, prevented her from doing much with a wide wing attack. She tried not more than three wide runs all day. All failed. But the Red and White's great failing was poor defensive diagnosis and wretched tackling. Harvard's backfield is extraordinary, but just at present the line between ends is much better on attack than on defence. The Crimson backs...