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Yesterday afternoon the Freshman football team defeated the Salem High School team on Soldiers Field by the score of 34 to 0. During the first half the Freshman scored a touchdown on an average of every three minutes...
...directors are to be chosen: three from the College and Scientific School, taken together; one from the Graduate and Divinity Schools, taken together; one from the Law School, for the fall term; one from the Law School for the unexpired term of W. Clark 3L, resigned, for the first half year. The candidates from the College and Scientific School are: J. Adams, Jr., '08, H. L. Murphy '08, G. F. Waters '08, G. Dewey '09, H. T. Gleason '09, J. M. Groton '09, R. L. Groves '10, H. D. Barton '11, S. C. Simons '11. From the Graduate and Divinity...
...whole the work of the University team was not very encouraging. They kept the ball in the second's half of the field until just before the touchdown was made, but were unable to gain consistently through the second's line, and the long end runs were due chiefly to the individual brilliancy of Starr. On the other hand, the second was unable to gain regularly through the University's defense, there being but one time when any steady gains were made. Gilder played a very fast game for the second and made some clever end runs. In fact...
...touchdown came towards the end of the second half, after a succession of line plunges, in which the Seniors carried the ball from their 25-yard line across Milton's goal...
...Freshmen kicked off to Exeter in the second half, and the quarterback of the Freshman, team, through inexperience, ran down to tackle with the rest of the men instead of staying in the backfield. Exeter returned the kick immediately, and, without any of the Harvard team touching the ball, an Exeter man recovered, it and scored what was given out by the referee to be a touchdown. Rule 20, Section 1, of the Rule Book, states this to be illegal...