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Both of yesterday's Varsity scrimmage teams performed without the series of eight of the first-string players, since Gundlach, Dubiel, Kelly, Coinfort, Haley, Simmons, and Knapp were exensed from practice, and Mike Adlis arrived late from an afternoon class. For this same reason there were no signal lineups...
...indications prove correct, they will marvel more at the fighting spirit of this Harvard team, which has tasted defeat and found it not to its liking. Through 60 minutes of the game last week, the audience was treated to an exhibition of "guts" on the part of Captain Herman Gundlach and his mates, such as has seldom been seen HARVARD Ford l.h.b. Bilodeau q.b. Ecker f.b. Blackwood r.h.b. Dubiel l.e. Burton l.t. Schumann l.g. Comfort c. Gundlach r.g. Watson r.t. Kelly r.e. Stromberg r.e. Beall r.t. Stillman r.g. Vincent c. Brearley l.g. Miller l.t. Shuler l.e. Grove r.h.b. King...
Coach Eddie Casey, on the eve of the battle, substituted Frank Schumann and Bob Watson for Bob Brookings and Mike Adlis respectively in the Crimson line. Gundlach is the only other representative of the graduating class who will grace the Harvard team at the whistle today...
This means that six sophomores will take the field against West Point tomorrow. More specifically, six Sophomores, three Juniors, and two Seniors, Schumann, and Captain Gundlach. Any way you look at it that's quite a pleasant prospect for the next two years' gridiron schedules. Who knows but what by 1936 Harvard really will be able to tackle Notre Dame, U. S. C., Navy, Michigan, and half a dozen of the other colleges the "inside" dopesters are planning to bring to Cambridge...
...victory in itself. Spirit and fight have certainly returned to Cambridge. The amazing thing is that there was only one substitution in the Harvard line at center. The rest of the linemen played for 60 minutes and did a fine job, considering the opposition they were facing. Captain Herman Gundlach was again the outstanding Crimson man on the frontier. Shaun Kelly played a beautiful game at right end, making many really hard tackles. The Princeton sweep didn't gain much around...