Word: afternoon
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West Point, N. Y., October 16 Army's aerial attack clicked to perfection this afternoon in the final hard scrimmage for the cadets before the Harvard game. Playing against a scrub team augmented by first string substitutes, Coach "Biff" Jones' charges galloped down the field at will...
...possibility that there would be a permanent shift in the Harvard lineup before Saturday became more and more likely yesterday afternoon when Coach Horween made several changes during the signal drill. W. Ticknor resumed his old post at right guard and Davis at the right tackle post. Talbot, who started at right guard against New Hampshire, was in togs but still felt the effects of last Saturday's game...
...University squad sat on the side-lines for the greater part of yesterday afternoon's workout, watching Coach Knox's Seconds demonstrate Army plays, and then ran through a fast signal drill in which forward pass plays received most of the attention. Today's practice will again be featured by the presentation of Army plays. There will be no scrimmage...
...heavy fire of the cadet guns, while Dartmouth will be weighed in the balance against Columbia. This latter game will bring face to face two of the great backs of eastern football. Hewitt, light blue ace, and Marsters, star Indian threat, will vie with each other for the afternoon's honors...
...accordance with the policy of the Harvard Alumni Association of keeping its Harvard Film up to date, pictures of lending figures in the University Summer School were made yesterday afternoon on the steps of the Hasty Pudding Club on Holyoke Street. Among those present when the cameramen of the University Film Foundation took their pictures, were H. W. Holmes '03. Dean of the Graduate School of Education, Harlow Shapley, Director of the Harvard Observatory, A.N. Holcombo '06, professor of Government, G.H. Chase '96,Deau of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and W. F. Dearborn, professor of Education...