Word: dartmouth
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...secret, however, that today clash will decide Harvard's future. The Army tie followed by Dartmouth crushing win left the University players on the brink of demoralization and only victory over Florida will restore the confidence necessary carry on against Michigan, Holy Cross and Yale. Victory for the southern invaders, on the other hand, coming at a time when the outlook is more optimistic would raise havoc. There is feeling around Soldiers Field that the poor showing on the last two Saturday was caused by the absence of Harper from the lineup. This afternoon's game will find the crack...
...Connell, regular end, and Gildea, first string substitute, will be hors decombat. The former has been suffering from a leg injury sustained in the Dartmouth game, but Dr. Richards expected that the rugged end would be in shape for tomorrow's intersectional clash. O'Connell's recovery has been slow, however, and his place will be taken by Harding. The exact nature of Gidea's ailment was not revealed...
...brief signal drill. The fact that he has been holding that position for three days in succession indicates that he will get the call. W. Ticknor and Barrett were at right guard and left tackle respectively. These two will change posts on the offensive as in the Army and Dartmouth games. Richards was at center yesterday but B. Ticknor will undoubtedly take the pivot position tomorrow...
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the University soccer team will meet Amherst on the field behind the Business School. Harvard has won its last five games, defeating Worcester Polytechnic, Syracase, Bridgewater Normal, Dartmouth and Northeastern. The Amherst team is reported to have unusual strength, and will furnish tough opposition...
...team will be greatly handicapped by the loss of David Cobb '31, who pulled a tendon in last Saturday's meet with Dartmouth, and will not be able to run again during the fall season. It is hoped that he will have recovered sufficiently to race during the winter and spring contests...