Word: stringing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...making a hard, diving tackle when Simendinger ran back the University's final kick-off, will be ready to play again this afternoon. The other injuries were even less serious. Mitchell Gratwick '22, letter man at halfback, and A. H. Ladd '23, whom Coach Fisher used as first-string tackle until his shoulder was hurt, will probably be able to take an active part in practice by the middle of the week...
...Music Building. Although a large number tried out last evening, the club is anxious to have more candidates tonight so that it may be able to choose its members from all available material. Any member of the University who can play the mandolin, banjo, guitar, violin, 'cello, string bass, saxophone, cornet, trombone, or traps is eligible for the trials...
...Hoosiers have a wealth of first string material, but few substitutes are available, as the squad numbers but thirty-five. Seven of last year's vet- erans are expected to take the field when the westerners line up against the Crimson...
This nucleus will be strengthened, however, by members of the Freshman team of last year, among whom J. E. Molma '24, L. C. Keyes '24, and Morris Tuttle '24 are practically certain of being first string men throughout the season...
...University or Second University squads are requested to report today if they are interested. Coach Campbell does not intend, if he is able to build up a large enough coaching staff to drop any of the 1925 men now out for football. He will form a squad of first-string players later in the season, and will divide the remaining men up into several teams, which will take part-in daily scrimmages and have their own coaches. Opportunity will be given each candidate to be transferred back to the first squad if he convinces the coaches of his capability...