Word: center
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...strongest team played. If Berrien plays today, Columbia will use the same backs as in last year's game with the exception of Syke, whose place is filled by B. Boyeson, last year's substitute quarter. In the line the men who played last year are Bruce at center, Smythe at left tackle, and Van Hoevenburgh at right end. The other linemen are heavy and have had considerable experience. The only basis of comparison this year between Harvard and Columbia is the game with Williams. Harvard defeated Williams 12 to 0, and last Saturday Columbia defeated the same team...
...best line-bucker. He was Captain Hare's substitute last year. Teas, last year's guard, has just come out, but he is still playing on the scrub and has not earned a place on the University team yet. Jordan, of last year's scrub, will play center. For tackle there is plenty of good material, almost all new. Anderson, sprinter on the track team last year, and Donaldson, a Freshman from Penn Charter, lead the candidates for this position. Mitchell, Corley and Bennett, who was substitute end last year, have also been playing tackle...
...Eaton showed much more aggressiveness than usually. Although Frantz has not played in any line-ups yet, he shows up well in practice, and may become a strong candidate for tackle or guard. Rainsford and Barnard played excellently at times, but were careless too frequently. Sargent did well at center, getting through and blocking plays several times. Devens gained much ground through the line, and got his punts off well, though not for good distances. Jones, at halfback, made good gains through the line and around the ends, and played consistently to the end, but failed to follow his interference...
Sunday, October 20--10.30 a. m., sermon by Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, of the Corporation, in the Battel Chapel; special services in Center Church, United Church and Trinity Church. 3.00 p. m., address by Professor George P. Fisher, on Yale in its Relation to Christian Theology and Missions, in the Battel Chapel. 8.00 p.m., organ recital by Professors Samuel S. Sanford and Harry B. Jepson, in the Battel Chapel...
...both gained, but Williams got the ball on a fumble, and also 10 yards on offside play. Williams tried a kick, but it was blocked, Rainsford getting the ball. Harvard advanced to the 5 yard line but lost the ball on a fumble. Williams immediately fumbled, and after a center play Derby scored a touchdown. Rainsford kicked the goal...