Word: weakening
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...much better. The team as a whole, however, does not yet work well together. Weston, who injured his knee in practice, will not be in the game today, Baldwin taking his place at right half-back and Francke moving to the centre of the line. These recent changes will weaken the defence considerably. The team will leave the Square at 10.55 to catch the 11.34 train from the Back Bay station...
...great responsibility is laid upon the members of the clubs. Every man making the trip is a representative of the University in the cities which he visits. His good conduct will strengthen the position of the University in the minds of those he meets, his poor conduct will weaken its position. Unusual efforts are now being made to attract Western men to Cambridge. Whether those efforts shall be furthered or thwarted by this trip depends on the conduct of individual men on the clubs and the impression they give. Disorder will counteract the testimony of graduates and the work...
...number of events but fortunately there will be available in 1912 some good competitors who were unable to participate in track sports this last spring because of sickness and eligibility rules. In addition to these, the 1914 Freshman team was strong in some of the events which graduation will weaken. Yale's team next year will be strong in the sprints, but weak in the distance runs; the field events will be greatly weakened by graduation...
...necessary to reset the bone. Leslie's knee will not permit his playing for some time. Therefore it will be necessary to make several shifts or substitutions in the forward line to strengthen it for the game with Dartmouth on Saturday. The permanent absence of Captain Hornblower will greatly weaken the attack, as he was the best of the forwards at advancing the puck...
...second half the Rindge players tired, while frequent substitutions did not seem to weaken the attack of the Freshmen. Williams played an especially strong game for Harvard, making two more goals in this half. Devereux also scored, and Fritz and Jefferson each made a goal for Rindge...