Word: timely
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...School football team will play a game with the Carlisle Indians in the Stadium on Wednesday, November 16, at 3 o'clock. The Law School team will be composed of practically the same men who played against the University team a short time ago. Practice will be held daily until the game. This will be the first time a team representing the Law School has played an important outside game...
...scrimmage was slow, due to the fact that the coaches continually interrupted the plays to give the men individual attention. The University team was on the offence all the time and tried a great variety of open plays. Corbett and T. Frothingham were excused from practice and their places were taken by Graustein and Wendell. Perkins played centre, since the injury which he received day before yesterday was not as serious as was at first thought. H. C. Leslie was out in football clothes, but did no heavy work...
...time for athletes is 10 o'clock. After this hour, all inquiries for those who have been favored with a glimpse of Kelly, and like musical performances, are most annoying to members of the football team. Add to these the second squad and the Freshman team, who are also trying to keep in condition partly by plenty of sleep, and it is clear that the athletes far outnumber the late-returning merry-makers. It is a slight demand to insist that these men do their small part in helping the team by keeping quiet on the streets at night...
...penalties have proved decidedly unprofitable. Time and energy spent in rushing the ball fifteen yards can hardly be deemed worth while, if the advantage gained is neutralized by one act. In the big games to come a continued lack of ability to abide by the rules is likely to be still less profitable, for the officials will surely demand more strict obedience as the importance of the outcomes becomes greater...
...opposing forwards were much better than those of the University team, and kept the ball in Harvard's territory most of the time. Chadwick's work at goal alone prevented the score from being much larger. Byng, Barron and Winston played the best individual games for the University, while Paton and Haddon excelled for Lynn...