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...been improving slowly of late, but only along individual lines. No indications of team work have yet appeared. The men, however, are not so apt to fumble as they were and their condition is gradually becoming better. Bates scored on Harvard in the game a year ago on account of a fumble, but with the lesson which the University team learned last Wednesday a repetition of this misplay is hardly likely to occur. As the Bates team is weaker than usual, a large score should be made. The length of the halves today will be fifteen minutes each...
...Review: H. W. Ballantine, R. H. Davis, E. E. Franchot, P. B. Fischer, H. Le B. Sampson, R. O. Wells, B. H. I. Brown, E. R. Kudy, of the second year class; and P. Kumler of the third year class. Davis and Ballantine have resigned from the board on account of ill health. The first issue of the Review will appear in November...
...camp was divided into three courses, plane, geodetic, and railroad surveying. The first two subjects occupied about two weeks each and the last about three weeks. The camp property, three hundred acres on the cast shore of Squam Lake, is especially fitted for practice in surveying on account of the variety in the topography...
...Bowdoin score, but at the end of the first half had a lead of 6 points to 5; and the hardest kind of work was required of the Harvard team to avoid defeat. Fumbling was the cause of most of Harvard's difficulties, as it was on this account that the team once failed to make a touchdown and at the same time allowed Bowdoin to score. The fact that the Bowdoin eleven had good control over the hall points to the conclusion that the fault lay in the Harvard team and not in the weather...
...account of the rain very few candidates did any work on the track at Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. The following men have thus far reported for fall track work...