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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday's parade of students to Soldiers Field and cheering the team was an undoubted success, but it seems to me there was one decided omission. The CRIMSON of yesterday contained copies of several songs written to be sung at this game, and most of us thought those songs were to be learned and sung at the practice. Copies were distributed to the men, but absolutely no effort was made to start singing. The men were ready and anxious, but the Glee Club for some unknown reason seemed indisposed to start things going by leading. The band has worked hard...
Maybe they will tell us where they learned to play the game...
...practice game against the second eleven yesterday afternoon, the first eleven scored four touchdowns and one goal from the field in twenty-three minutes play. There were few fumbles by the first eleven, but many by the second. The tackling in general was poor and the men had no success in following the ball. Great effort was made to perfect team play which resulted in good pushing in the line plays. As Hallowell was slightly injured and Campbell did not go into the line-up, the work of the ends was weak. The kicking by Sawin, however, was good, especially...
Trainer McMaster has been engaged by the Naval Academy at Annapolis through Paul Dashiel to train the eleven for the game with West Point in Philadelphia on December 2. The Athletic Committee has given its consent and McMaster will leave for Annapolis on Monday...
...following seniors have been appointed assistant head ushers for the Yale game: C. M. Brown, D. F. Davis, L. G. Coleman, A. N. Rice and J. L. Saltonstall. The following men from the second eleven have been appointed ushers: Hoxie, Lee, Spratt, Kasson, Rainsford, Noyes, Clay, J. S. Lawrence, R. Lawrence, Putnam and Martin. The list of 250 men who have been appointed ushers on applications are posted in the CRIMSON office window...