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...Haven, Conn, November 17, 1913,--Football men were given a complete rest Sunday. The day was spent at Fair-fields, the team being the guest of O. S. Jennings '87. The only men in Saturday's game who reported at the field today were Wheeler and Wiser. Dunn and Marting spent today in the infirmary, having slightly injured knees. Cooney and Brann were playing for the first time since their injuries. The Graduate coaches at the field were Vaughan, Camp, and Heffelfinger...
...Haven, Conn., November 17, 1913, -- At the fall meeting of the Corporation, the tuition of Yale College was raised from $155 to $160 a year, and in Sheff. from $150 to $180 a year. This will go into effect with classes that enter...
...Haven, Conn., November 14, 1913, --Over one thousand students marched to Yale Field this afternoon and cheered individual members of the team. Practice was light and short, as a heavy rain interviewed, and consisted of signal practice. Guernsey and Pumpelly practiced drop-kicking. The line-up for tomorrow's game will be as follows: Avery, l.e.; Warren, l.t.; Pendleton, l.g.; Marting, c.; Ketcham, r.g.; Talbott, r.t.; Brann or Carter, r.e.; Wilson, q.b.; Ainsworth, l.h.b.; Knowles, r.h.b.; Dunn...
...Cunningham, end, of Litchfield, Conn., prepared at St. Mark's, where he played for one year. He is 19 years old, 6 feet tall, and weighs 167 pounds...
...Haven, Conn., November 13, 1913.--Practice today for the first team men was very light, consisting mainly of signal practice and drill in kicking. The first team went through signal practice with the third team, no tackling being done. Guernsey and Pumpelly tried drop-kicking. The punting was done by Knowles and Guernsey, while Marting and Warren alternated at the kick-off. The gates were thrown open to the public...