rooters

The great universities have their "rooters" scattered all over the land, and the whole nation is interested in the Thames or Henley races and the

Society Its Origin and Development Henry Kalloch Rowe

Finally the team, accompanied by seventy supporters, -- it was long before the day of "rooters," -- traveled to Detroit and met the

The University of Michigan Wilfred Shaw

The "rooters" were to gather in the court presently, for more cheering, and nobody wanted to miss the sight.

Saturday's Child Kathleen Thompson Norris 1923

The "rooters" were already in place, their leader occasionally leaped into the air like

Saturday's Child Kathleen Thompson Norris 1923

The citizens accompanied it as "rooters," in a special car, with banners lettered "Watch Gopher Prairie Grow," and with the band playing "Smile, Smile, Smile."

Main Street 1920

The "rooters" instead of sitting on benches and occasionally giving their college yells were active participants in the running, dodging, and kicking.

History of the University of North Carolina. Volume II: From 1868 to 1912 Kemp Plummer 1912

The team, which was provided with a coach, and about half the "rooters" succeeded, but the rest, Clint and

Left Tackle Thayer Ralph Henry Barbour 1907

The team started off about noon, but the "rooters", most of whom had eleven-thirty recitations, started an hour later, after a hurried dinner.

Left Tackle Thayer Ralph Henry Barbour 1907

Although the Rockland "rooters" were on hand to shout for their team, the fact that Camden had Woods and Makune made them cautious about offering bets.

Frank Merriwell's Cruise Burt L. Standish 1905

And amid howls of support from the "rooters," the game began.

Five Little Peppers at School Margaret Sidney 1884