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...interference. Several of the men were slightly hurt and were taken out of the game immediately. Consequently, several ends were put in at half-back and bad interference was the result. The line bucking, however, was good, and several brilliant individual plays were made. The men do not yet get low enough, but most of the squad play hard and show good spirit...
...Blearys won the third straight game in the fall baseball series from the Skeletons yesterday by the score of 18 to 11. By winning the series the Blearys get the cups presented by F. A. and A. H. Eustis '01. The game was played very loosely owing to the wet weather, but was, however, the best of the series. The Skeletons especially made a great many errors and it was chiefly due to this that the Blearys won out in the last three innings...
...work yesterday was light and consisted chiefly of signal practice on the scrub football field. This practice showed some improvement, but the men were still slow in starting and getting into the play. After the signal practice the two elevens lined up on the University field and played a ten minute half. The second held twice for downs and prevented the first from scoring. The second was able to make several good gains through the line. The playing of the first eleven was careless and lacked dash. The linemen were slow in charging and the backs did not get into...
Candidates should get an introducing card at Leavitt's and present it to the steward of the club before playing. There will be a fee of 85, which includes the use of the linke till November 15, Saturdays excepted. This should be paid to the Braeburn Golf Club...
...backs Putnam played the most brilliant and effective game, advancing the ball in the first half a total of 120 yards. Mifflin hit the line hard and managed to get through for gains even where the linemen had failed to make openings. Ristine gained considerable ground, but did not follow his interference as closely as he might, and was several times tackled from behind for a loss. Kernan, who took Putnam's place, was unsteady in starting, but, nevertheless, succeeded in making several good gains. His fumble of the ball near Columbia's 15 yard line lost a good chance...