Word: signaled
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...clock this evening. They will take the Federal Express from the Back Bay Station at 8.04, arriving in Baltimore at 8.41 o'clock Friday morning, when they will breakfast at the Hotel Belvidere. Friday will be spent at the Baltimore Country Club's grounds, where a short signal practice will be held in the afternoon. The team will return to the Belvidere for the night and will leave for Annapolis at 10.30 o'clock Saturday morning...
Practice for the University football squad yesterday was entirely secret, and was very short and light. Some new onside kick and forward pass formations were tried out, but there was no regular signal work. Kennard and Smith did the onside kicking, and Kennard practiced punting. The backs had a short starting practice, but the greater part of the men were given a complete rest and merely practiced handling the ball...
...punts and not overrunning their man. C. D. Daly '01 and H. Foster, Jr., '07 coached the backfield. After the scrimmage the backs were given practice in catching punts, and Sprague got off some beautiful punts. Houston and Smith, who have been suffering from injuries, were in the signal practice but did not play in the scrimmage. The line-up: FIRST TEAM. SECOND TEAM. Cutting, Harding, l.e. r.e., Pirnie, Cooper, Lanihan McKay, Withington, l.t. r.t., Oveson Burr, West, l.g. r.g., Philippbar Nourse. c. c., Dore Hoar, McGuire, r.g. l.g., Fisher Fish, Robinson, r.t. l.t., Beaman Crowley, Graydon, r.e. l.e., Beard...
...touchdown. In the secret practice Gray and Sprague punted and the ends had the usual practice of running down under the kicks. Then the team was put on the field to receive kick-offs and started from this formation several times. About half of the period was given to signal practice, and some slight changes in the present formations were tried...
...White and Smith frequently interchanged positions. After the secret practice the University substitutes and the second team had a twenty-five minute scrimmage, in which the substitutes scored twice. In the preliminary practice the first squad tackled the dummy, and after the secret session there was short signal practice. D. C. Campbell '02, captain of the victorious 1901 eleven, was on the field in football clothes and devoted his time to coaching the ends, putting a good deal of speed into their work...