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Application blanks for tickets to the Harvard-Yale football game on November 23 may be obtained at the office of the Harvard Athletic Association in the basement of the Union. Applications will be received from 9 A. M. today, to 6 P. M. November 6. In filling applications the following order will be observed...
...price of tickets will be $2 each. In applying for Yale game tickets, the number of the H. A. A. ticket must be written after the applicant's name on the application blank. The rules governing applications were in yesterday's CRIMSON and can be obtained at the Athletic office...
...coaches, each with different ideas as to how his position should be played, have done their pupils more harm than good. If, however, these players should unite to form a superior sort of "second" eleven they would be of much more real assistance in the University team. A hard game some little time before the end of the season is a great help in showing where the weak points are, and to be beaten by a team of Harvard graduates would not rankle in the same way as a defeat at the hands of our strong rivals...
...were hard, but he was unsteady. In the second set Pell underhand shots were hard, but he was unsteady. In the second set Pell played carefully and both he and Niles lobbed a great deal. In the third set Niles played much better and Pell was outclassed. The last game, however, was hotly contested, being won by Niles after going to deuce...
...frequent kicks were blocked, generally by Osborne. Neither team seemed able to gain around the opposing ends. Starr and Rand were usually thrown for losses on right end plays by Morse or Osborne, and the second halfbacks could not gain around Forster or Macdonald. White played an excellent game for the second, and their steady gains through guard and centre were due to his hard line-bucking. Towards the end of the scrimmage Fish and Inches changed places, as they did Tuesday in order to give Fish harder defensive work than he would get on the first eleven. Kennard also...