Word: center
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...scored after a series of excellent passes in which the entire forward line took part. One of these latter was a back-hand scoop into the cage after he had drawn the goal tender out. E. O. Baker '17 also played a steady and consistent game at left center. Coach Winsor was apparently pleased with the performance...
...first half of the game was featured by the all-round fast play of the visitors, who ended the half with a lead of two goals. Not once during the half had the University team really threatened their opponents' goal, the play always centering around their end of the field. More scores were prevented only by the excellent stops made by G. B. Emmons '17. In the second half, the University pushed the offence toward the Pennsylvania goal line, and for a time had things their own way. In the first minutes they scored twice, but then weakened again...
...received in the air with a jump and a reach, just in time to put the runner out. The next victim fanned the air. A third went to the plate with a stately tread. It was a sky-rocket, not long but high. That little black sphere in the center of the big shining orb was coming down to mother earth, but it never struck because Orrin Day (second baseman) was in the way. The impact knocked him over, but he held up the ball and the game...
Princeton's only tally came in the next inning after Mahan had walked Law and Thompson. With two down Tibbott singled to center and Coolidge was unable to get the ball back in time to catch Law at the plate. Another rally in the eighth, however, almost succeeded in evening up the count. Lee led off with a pretty triple to left field which rolled way past Knowles. Tibbott was out on a ground ball to short. Then Hoyt smashed what looked to be a clean hi through the pitcher's box, but by a brilliant stop Mahan managed...
...Princeton and Wisconsin; Arthur Hillebrand, tackle for four years and captain in senior year; Sanford White, end for two years and former coach at University of Nebraska; Thomas Wilson, brother of Captain Aleck Wilson of Yale, guard for two years and recently line coach at Wisconsin; Arthur Bluthenthal, center for two years, formerly field coach and last year center coach; Harold Ballin, tackle for three years, captain in senior year, former coach at Lafayette; and Bruce Cruikshank, captain of Washington and Jefferson in 1914 and now at Princeton Theological Seminary; and Edward Shea. Of these eight men, five have been...