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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...practice began in September were unusually bright. Shevlin and Rafferty, ends; Hogan and Kinney, tackles; Rockwell, quarterback; Bowman, fullback, and Metcalf, halfback on the victorious 1902 eleven were again in college, and Bloomer, tackle on the 1900 team, was again eligible to play after two years of ineligibility on account of academic difficulties. Roraback, substitute centre in 1902, and Morton and Batchelder became the leading candidates for centre and left guard; Bloomer early won the position at right guard. To these prominent candidates for the line was later added Miller, a members of the university crew last June...
...rather uninteresting 20 minute line-up yesterday the substitutes scored two touchdowns against the second team. On account of the wet field and slippery ball the playing was very ragged. The substitutes got the first kick-off back as far as the 20-yard line and from there rushed the ball with good gains for 70 yards, finally losing it on the second's 20-yard line. After only two plays, the second punted and Noyes got the ball in the middle of the field. From there the substitutes took the ball straight down the field, Derby scoring the touchdown...
...account of the hard game played by the Freshmen, Saturday, their line-up cannot be given, as it is not known what men will be able to play. The Sophomore line-up is as follows: r.e., Hooper; r.t., Gill; r.g., Thayer; c., Sloan; l.g., King; l.t., Moller; l.e., Upton; q.b., Newhall; l.h.b., Cox; r.h.b., Lupien; f.b., Harrington...
...members of the Senior class and of the Graduate School, both of the University and of Radcliffe. Its annual income is $600. The award will be made on the basis of the thesis and of such other evidence of scholarship as may be accessible. In making the award no account will be taken of the financial means of the competitors...
Under almost perfect weather conditions the final heats of the single scull and wherry races were rowed yesterday afternoon. The courses were the same as the day before and were rowed down stream, on account of the expressed preference of the competitors. In the single scull race E. E. Smith 1L., won a very close contest from M. King, Jr., '04, who finished about 8 feet behind him. Both, men rowed well, and, although Smith led for most of the course, the outcome was uncertain until the very last. In spite of the fact that there was a slight tide...