Word: shoulders
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...member of the track squad. As a Junior he played tackle on the football team and took part in track work. In 1908 he was captain of the football team which defeated Yale at New Haven, by the score of 4 to 0, though on account of an injured shoulder he was unable to play in the game. He was one of Walter Camp's selections for the All-America football team in 1905 and 1906. Moreover he had the distinction of being the last man to play for four years on the University football team. In the spring...
...condition to run, got the second Harvard place by finishing fourth, only a few yards behind Lawless. P. R. Withington '12 and E. H. Gray of Yale had a very exciting contest for fifth place. For nearly the last 100 yards of the race they ran shoulder to shoulder. Just before the finish, Withington faltered and the Yale man won by less than a yard. Withington was completely run out, and had to be helped into the gymnasium. The two other runners to score for the University team were S. Nichols '13 and E. L. Viets...
Perkins, who has been out of the game with an injured shoulder for over three weeks, was in the line-up yesterday, but his place will probably be taken by Huntington for the remainder of the week, as Perkins's bad shoulder was slightly hurt again yesterday...
...injury to stroke Wallis's shoulder before the squad left for Gales Ferry on June 1 greatly handicapped the crew. After the first few days at New London, Wallis returned to the boat. He and Captain Wodell at 7 were the only veterans in the shell from last year's crew. Three other "Y" men were unable to make the crew, their places having been filled by less experienced but larger and stronger men. The present average weight of about 173 pounds indicates that Yale has not a light crew...