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...Glaze '08, quarterback, has been on the team for three years, and captain for two. He is 21 years old, 5 feet 6 1-2 inches tall, and weighs 157 pounds...
...Dartmouth the absence of Captain Glaze was not severely felt on account of the ability of his substitute McDevitt. The latter made Dartmouth's field goal and was the best all around man on the team. Dartmouth's rally in the second half was due rather to a weakening of the University team by the use of substi...
...Dartmouth eleven had light signal practice for about an hour yesterday afternoon in Boston at the American League baseball grounds. McDevett and Greenwood practiced punting, and the former tried several place-kicks with good success. All the men, with the exception of Captain Glaze, who has a badly wrenched leg, are in good condition...
...team held twice, forcing a punt, and Harvard was once stopped on downs. Near the end of the game the Dartmouth attack was weakened slightly, and with Foster in for Leonard Harvard's defense took a decided brace and would undoubtedly have held on the 15-yard line, if Glaze had not tried a goal from placement...
...Leary played a very steady game, and Knowlton, although showing lack of experience, was strong on the offense. The offensive work of the Dartmouth backs, notably Rich and Herr, was evidence of the advantage which team play gives against a heavier eleven, or one with stronger individual men. R. Glaze was Dartmouth's most brilliant player and besides being a remarkably fast end, he was used effectively in carrying the ball. DeAngelis, left end, also was fast in getting down the field. Gage's work on the kickoffs was phenomenal...