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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...more intensely interesting region than Picardy for the three months before the present offensive could scarcely be found. For that entire period we saw day by day, step by step, the preparations made on a greater scale than ever before. Our headquarters were some 20 miles from Amiens, on the national highway leading to Peronne, directly behind the sector of lines where the French troops have brought the heaviest pressure to bear...
...first time a big college football team has ever played on a local field. The game was witnessed by 6,000 enthusiasts. It was a valuable experience for both teams. Holy Cross showed strong and was heartily complimented by the reserve Tigers who were on the field in numbers enough to form three elevens...
This is the first year that a fall competition for this position has ever been held, the system heretofore having been to hold the competition in the spring, necessitating continuing it over the summer until fall. The new plan, therefore, shortens the length of the competition, and also gives the successful candidate a longer term of office, as well as two Christmas trips...
...feature of the football practice this year is the work of Dr. Arthur Brides, the coach of the guards and centres. Brides is already put down as one of the best coaches Yale has ever had for her linemen and is getting the very best results. He has charge of the heavy men of the squad, Jones and Walter Camp feeling perfectly satisfied that they could not be in better hands...
...Robinson '18, quarterback, who won his "H" last fall, has regained his standing at the college office, and will start the game tomorrow. This backfield combination of Robinson, Bond, Horween and Flower has been working together ever since the first signal practice was held soon after practice began this fall, and they should carry through the plays today without a hitch. Horween has also had much varsity experience, having played in the Princeton and Yale games last fall...