Word: brightness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...across the rough ground at the far end of the Stadium. M. H. Stone '07, one of the most promising candidates, strained his ankle, but it is expected that he will be able to run again within a week. The prospects for a good team this year are fairly bright, as twenty men are reporting daily, four of whom have had, some experience in cross country work...
...Freshman squad is at present in a very disorganized state, and consequently its chances against Groton are not particularly bright. Up to this time the men have had only two line-ups, and the frequent changes necessary in order to try out new men have prevented any attempt at team play or new formations. A large squad will be taken to Groton, and it is likely that substitutes will be tried out in each position. Groton has a strong team, and thus far has had a very successful season, defeating Boston Latin 11 to 6, English High...
...line men out as to seriously hinder the trying out of the men for other positions. Will not the student body take hold of the matter and see to it that every able-bodied player reports at once? The prospects for a successful season are not bright and only the hardest effort on the part of the University at large can help us out of the difficulty. W. T. REID, JR. D. J. HURLEY...
Owing to the loss of several of its members the prospects for a strong team this autumn are not particularly bright. Besides Captain McBurney the only available members of last year's team are F. Ingalls 2L., and E. Wilder, Jr., '06, who was a substitute. H. C. Egan '05, W. E. Egan '05, and W. C. Chick '05 have left College, while A. L. White '06 will be unable to play this fall. The remainder of the team will have to be chosen from the following men, who are the most promising of the candidates: P. Gilbert...
...prospects for a good back-field are bright; there is an abundance of material. Captain Hurley, by his brilliant work in all departments of the game, is easily the most prominent. Besides him there will be J. D. Nichols '06, F. H. Nesmith '06, H. Foster '07, J. Reynolds, Jr., '07 and J. Wendell '08. As R. E. Sperry '06 does not expect to return, a reliable punter will have to be round, for Nichols is rather erratic in this department of the game. At quarterback, D. P. Starr '08 has shown marked in running the team, although...