Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...against A after the usual routine workout. A snappy signal drill followed, with emphasis laid on charging as well as new plays. Though several of the regular linesmen went through the preliminary workout, it was observed that a substitute line entered the mix-up and that the backfield was second string material. It is obvious that Coach Ryan hopes to be able to enter a team with somewhat of its full strength in Saturday's struggle, and that he is carefully nursing his injured men for that purpose...
...crucial game two weeks away with a clean slate. The Illinois, how-ever, must defeat the strong Wisconsin eleven next Saturday to enjoy a like prestige. The Illini are favorites over the Badgers, but Ohio is picked to win the final game and the championship for a second year. Ever since Chick Harley almost single-handed won Ohio a Conference Title two years ago, the Buckeyes have been figuring "big" in the Middle West. They lost, moreover, one of their best men in Pixley, now playing on the Princeton "Omelettes"--ineligible under the one-year rule...
...through a long session at the tackling dummies. Later, teams "A" and "B" went through a dummy scrimmage, in which the plays which will be used against Brown were run off with a speed and accuracy which was highly pleasing to the coaches. Following this, team "B" scrimmaged the second team for a little over a half-hour and defeated their black-jerseyed opponents...
Throughout the whole struggle, the seconds stubbornly contested the advance of the team "B" men, and once, when J. E. Kennedy '23 intercepted a forward pass and broke away for a 15-yard gain, it looked as if they would defeat their opponents. However, Coach Fisher's men came back strong, and, using the delayed-pass formation which worked so well against Princeton, marched steadily down the field to the seconds' 5-yard line, where after being held for two downs, Humphrey took the ball on an off-tackle play for a touchdown. A little later, after going through...
...audience representative of musical Boston assembled Monday evening in Jordan Hall to hear the concert given by the Hoffman String Quartet, for the first time in its post-war personnel--consisting of Jacques Hoffman, first violin; Ernst Hoffman, second violin; M. Artiere, viola; and Carl Barth, 'cello. The entire program was not only interesting, but was performed with a keen and discriminating understanding of the scores...