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Jose Soriano and Henrik Reynders as wing forwards broke up a number of Princeton plays after the Tiger scrum had heeled the ball out to their ace scrum half John Cotter...
...intercollegiate cup, offered by the Bermuda Trade Development Board. Yale was the favorite, and most of the Harvard team who stayed around to watch the second game, were gratified to see the Bulldog take an unexpected pounding. Princeton fought for every minute, and her little scrum-half, John Cotter from Chile, put in the best performance of any of the visiting college players. Although Yale rallied considerably in the second half, Princeton finally conquered by 6 to 4 to win the championship...
...probable starting lineups: HARVARD W. MARYLAND Coulson (185) le Cotter (195) Houston (200) lf Paul (198) Drennan (190) lg Margarita (186) Stone (180) e Bright (185) Rodis (210) rg Anderson (195) Pierce (215) rf Corletto (205) Kennedy (170) re Piavis (172) O'Dennell (160) qb Gianelli (155) Kenary (180) lhb Formwalt (185) Gannoft (180) rhb Lathrom (168) Moravee (200) fb Corrado...
...Flung Huey ran after the Babb and finally Cotter. He tried to Werner, "Jakunski in the winter but now is the time to Suwall-o a Knepp of alcohol from a Silbur flask and Foster the football spirit...
Those receiving Masters of Laws degrees were Joseph D. Block, Donald M. Cormie, James E. Cotter, Evans G. Fitts, Joseph S. Gill, and Alfred Schulman...