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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Davis 2G., was elected vice-president of the Club in place of A. F. Blakeslee 5G., resigned; and W. M. Dey 1G., secretary, in place of H. N. Davis. A. F. Blakeslee and C. T. Burnett 6G., were elected to fill vacancies on the executive committee...
...prospects for a strong football team at Yale next year seem to be very good. All the line men with the exception of ex-Captain Rafferty, left end, will return. Either Neal or Hare, substitute ends this year, should be able to fill this vacancy. Miller and Morton, substitute guards and Bissell, substitute tackle, all graduate. From the backfield, Yale expects to loose Metcalf and Mitchell, halfbacks: Farmer fullback; and Soper, substitute quarterback. Owsley, Bowman, Hoyt and McCoy will return and try for backfield positions. Levine, the Colby fullback, and Tripp, the Chicago University guard, who were ineligible this year...
From present indications the coaches of next year's eleven will have to fill seven positions left vacant by members of this year's team. Of the men who played in the Pennsylvania and Yale games this year the following will not return: C. B. Marshall '04, quarterback and ex-captain; A. Marshall 3L., right guard; D. W. Knowlton 1G., right tackle; T. G. Meier, 2nd, '04, left tackle; W. J. Clothier '04, left end; and A. Goodhue '04, left halfback. E. Bowditch, Jr., 1L., right end; H. Schoellkopf 2L., fullback; and W. A. Sugden 1L., substitute centre, will...
Behind the line, the fullback and quarterback positions will have to be filled by new material. The candidates for the former will include P. O. Mills '05, W. T. Harrison '05, R. F. Guild '06, R. E. Sperry '06, and W. A. Hanley '07. Mills has proved himself powerful in line-plunges, but with so many other good men trying for the position, his weight might be used to advantage in the line. Harrison and Hanley have both played in several games. S. H. Noyes '05, W. C. Matthews '05, R. J. Leonard '06, T. H. Mahoney...
...word of remonstrance seems hardly to have been spoken. That the libraries in question are exceptionally convenient and valuable for a small, but perhaps not entirely negligible group of men who are doing graduate work must be perfectly plain to everybody. That these men, since they are few, scarcely fill the the libraries every evening, does not prove that the opportunity of working there at that time is not thoroughly desired and appreciated. Furthermore, these are precisely the men for whom, academic work in the evening is perhaps least unusual. To be sure, the reading room of Gore Hall...