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Track work in preparation for the University and Freshman fall handicap games will begin on Monday. Every man eligible for either the University or the Freshman team should report Monday on Soldiers Field to Coaches Donovan or Quinn, or to Captain Rand. As the track policy now is to pay much attention to the possibilities of new or comparatively inexperienced men, it is necessary for success that all possible candidates should report. If possible, men should report between the hours of ten and one as more attention can then be given them by the coaches...
...great advantage to the teams which will have their headquarters there. The club will further serve in bringing about a closer relation between the undergraduate members of the teams and the graduates who were athletes in their day. Heretofore, the teams have existed as teams only on Soldiers Field and at the training table, but with the club house in operation, a home will be provided for the teams to use when they care to and where graduates can meet them on a basis other than that of Soldiers Field. The success with which similar organizations have been established...
...football practice yesterday, the second team which was strengthened by the presence of H. E. Kersburg '07 at left guard, was lined up against the University eleven for a fifteen-minute scrimmage in which the ball was kept near the middle of the field most of the time. The University team used the forward pass frequently but to little advantage and lost their one chance to score when the pass went over the second's goal line. Crowley and R. Brown both caught the forward passes well, the work of the latter being especially good. Cutler did not use very...
After the ball had changed hands several times during the scrimmage, R. Page punted to Cutler, who ran the kick back twenty yards to the middle of the field. From here the University team carried the ball to the twenty-yard line on line plunges and a twenty-yard run by R. Brown around right end. Then came Cutler's forward pass which fell over the second team's goal line...
...After two line plays Bowdoin made a goal from placement but was put back ten yards for holding; here the ball was fumbled and regained on the 53-yard line. Bowdoin now tried a forward pass which failed and the ball went to Harvard at the middle of the field. Harvard held and was penalized fifteen yards. White made six yards through right tackle and Sprague punted to Wilson, who ran the ball back a few yards where he was downed by Forchheimer. Ver Wiebe took the latter's place at right tackle. Bowdoin punted to Cutler, who was downed...