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...material. About 25 men, who are, of course, simply the earliest choice of the coaches, were picked for a first squad and divided into three teams which were given the first real signal drill of the year. In this squad were the following men: backs, Captain Wendell, Bradlee, Bradley, Brickley, Freedley, H. Frothingham, Gardner, Gibson, Graustein, H. Hardwick, T. Hardwick, Logan, Spang, and Willetts. And of these men, the ones who were placed on what seemed to be the team of first choices were Captain Wendell, whose ability is already known as a line plunger and defensive back, Brickley, captain...
...which Felton and H. R. Hardwick got off in fine style, averaging about 50 yards. Following this a short signal drill was held, but the players were shifted so much that any attempt at stating a regular line-up is impossible. In the backfield combinations Wendell, Hardwick, Bottle, and Brickley seemed to be the favorites, though all of the backs were given a chance. In the line, Wigglesworth, of the 1915 eleven, seems to be forging ahead rapidly and may be expected to make an excellent showing for guard or centre...
...American Olympic committee yesterday announced the make-up of the American team which will compete in the Olympic games in Stockholm this summer. Two Harvard men were among those chosen, Charles E. Brickley '15, of Everett, and Barton J. Haggard 1G., of Des Moines, Ia.; the former will compete in the hop, step and jump, and the latter has been chosen as a supplementary man in the pole-vault. Brickley prepared at Exeter, where he took a prominent part in track athletics, as well as playing football and baseball. Haggard graduated from Drake University, Iowa...
...following members of the Freshman baseball squad won the 1915 baseball numerals in the game with the Yale Freshmen played at New Haven last Saturday: E. H. Alsop, of Washington, D. C.; R. R. Ayres, of Montclair, N. J.; M. L. Bernson, of Somerville; C. E. Brickley, of Everett; D. DeWindt, of Winnetka, III.; R. B. Frye, of Marlboro; R. T. Gannett, of Cambridge; H. R. Hardwick, of Quincy; A. D. Macdonald, of West Medford; W. Mason, of Fall River; D. K. Packard, of Roxbury; M. B. Phillips, of Newton Centre; R. R. West, of Newton Centre; P. Wharton...
Harvard 1915: Alsop, l.f.; Mason, s.s.; Winsor, s.s.; Gannett, r.f.; Hardwick, c.f.; Ayres, 1b.; West, 2b.; Phillips, 3b.; Brickley, c.; Frye...