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...once by interference, but twice saved a score by good tackling. Handy played substitute back on the second team and used his weight to good advantage as a defensive back; his work was steady rather than brilliant. The scrimmage lasted fully an hour and ended only when the light began to fade. It was the hardest work of the year so far and was excellent preparation for tomorrow's game...
Team A and the seconds lined up in midfield, and for several minutes the ball passed back and forth between them without any particular advantage. Then things began to break up, and Brickley tore through tackle and dodged four or five men for a gain of 30 yards. Freedley was the only man between him and a touchdown, but he was enough and made a beautiful tackle. This placed the ball on the second's 40-yard line from where a series of rushes brought a touchdown with Brickley carrying the ball. Hitchcock kicked the goal. Score: University 7, Seconds...
Foundations have been laid for the Coolidge Memorial Laboratory, another of the proposed chemical buildings, which will be situated directly to the east of the Wolcott Gibbs Laboratory. Work on the Coolidge building began six weeks ago, but was delayed because the plans for a heating system had not been completed. As yet, plans for the upper structure of the building are not definite, and no date for the completion of the building can be given...
James Follen, known to Harvard men for many years as "Jimmy," gymnasium attendant and rubber, died suddenly at his home in Cambridge on September 13, after thirty-two years' connection with University athletics. His service began in 1879 when he was engaged as an attendant in the Gymnasium opened in that year. Later he was appointed janitor of the Gymnasium, which position he held until Soldiers Field was opened. At that time he took charge of the Locker Building, where he has been ever since. While there he has served as a rubber for the various teams, and in that...
Since Harvard and Yale began playing baseball in 1868, there have been 118 games played. Of these Yale has won 59 and Harvard 58, there having been one tie game. HARVARD. H. Op. 0 Boston American League, 2 15 Catholic University, 2 1 Georgetown, 5 8 Columbia, 5 2 Bates, 3 11 Maine, 1 7 Colby, 0 0 Vermont, 11 innings, 0 4 Bowdoin, 0 3 Amherst, 2 6 Lafayette, 1 5 Holy Cross, 7 8 Syracuse, 2 5 Dartmouth, 9 4 Brown, 5 1 Princeton, 5 2 Pennsylvania, 1 3 Exeter, 1 8 Williams, 6 1 Brown...