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...good condition except H. C. Leslie and T. H. Frothingham, both of whom have bad knees. Coaches Haughton, Leary, Cutting and Withington were directing the practice. Just before the squad was dismissed the teams separated and each held a short independent signal practice...
...Pierce '12, R. S. Potter '12, L. D. Smith '12, P. D. Smith '11, A. E. Stow '12, H. H. Tryon '12, P. L. Wendell '13, R. B. Wigglesworth '12, L. Withington '11; manager, H. deWindt '12, assistant managers, W. M. E. Whitelock '13, W. C. Stribling '13; coaches, Haughton, Leary, Cutting, Fish, P. Withington, Dr. Nichols, Trainer Donovan and three rubbers...
...Leslie and T. Frothingham followed the practice in street clothes as both of them have lame knees. Bush and Long did not work but ran around the track. Long's knee is fast rounding into shape and he will be ready for hard work very soon. Coach Haughton, who has recovered from his illness, directed the practice. In addition to Coaches Leary, Blagden, Cutting, and Fish, C. J. Nourse '09, centre on the 1908 team, in his football clothes, coached the centres...
...afternoon consisted of a hard 35-minute scrimmage with the second, following the usual closed practice in the Stadium. Practically all the substitutes on the first team were given a try-out under the direction of Coach Cutler, who had charge of the squad in the absence of Coach Haughton. Corbett was on the field in uniform, bud did not play, as his hand is still bandaged. It is doubtful whether he will play tomorrow...
...this week was held by the University football squad in the Stadium yesterday afternoon. Owing to the hot weather, the work was short, and the squad was dismissed at 5 o'clock. A 15-minute scrimmage with the second team followed the usual breaking through and dummy practice. Coach Haughton is still sick in bed, but is expected on the field in a few days. Long and Johnson are both out of the game for a short time, the former with a wrenched ankle and the latter with a sprained wrist...