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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...much spirit cannot be displayed at the game in Princeton tomorrow--but there is danger in New York...
...opportunity will be afforded all those men who cannot go to Princeton Saturday to follow the progress of the game play by play on the score board which the CRIMSON will operate in the Living Room of the Union Saturday afternoon, starting at 2 o'clock. A direct wire has been arranged from the Princeton press stand to the Union and telegrams containing complete information--who carried the ball, where the play went, and ground gained or lost--will be sent off after each play. The progress of the ball will be recorded on a large chart and frequent announcements...
...tonight. If the application is in writing, a check or cash for the required amount must be enclosed. The price of the tickets is $2 and each member of the University may apply for two tickets, provided he agrees to occupy personally one of the seats. If the applicant cannot occupy one of the seats himself he must return the tickets to the H. A. A. Violation of this agreement, without the permission of the management, will be sufficient ground for black-listing. Any Harvard man whose tickets are sold or offered for sale at a premium will be blacklisted...
...Crimson defense through which effective Penn. State bucks were hurled. The centre of the Harvard line neither held with the tenacity necessary to a firm defense, nor did it succeed in throwing back the opposing line with enough force to make way for Harvard gains. The Crimson team cannot hope for any great victories until that line, both on offense and defense can show continuously and repeatedly the same courageous and determined cohesion which was evident only occasionally Saturday...
...team is likely to fall into a mid-season slump, be taken unawares, or be in an immature stage of development, and so meet with an unexpected reversal. The University will not take any chances with today's game, however, and a defeat at the hands of Penn. State cannot be explained by any of the foregoing reasons...