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...make short gains through the Bowdoin line almost at will, and punted several times when it was not necessary. Cunniff's passing was not as good as White's and was partly responsible for some of the fumbling. Brill was unreliable, but Spear, who replaced him in the second half, was fast and did some good work in breaking through and blocking plays. O'Brien played his usual steady game at end. Grant made one remarkably good tackle, but his work was not otherwise noticeable. Hall punted well but lost a chance for another touchdown by failing...
Professor Wilhelm Ostwald of the University of Leipzig who, under an arrangement for an exchange of professors, agreed upon between Harvard University and the German Government, is scheduled to lecture here during the first half of the present academic year, arrived in Cambridge yesterday afternoon. While here Professor Ostwald will offer Philosophy 3a, a course on the philosophy of natural science and Chemistry 17, and Chemistry 18, courses on the general subject of catalysis. Philosophy 3a will begin tomorrow at 10 o'clock in Upper Dane, and the first lecture in Chemistry 18 will be given on Thursday...
...University football team defeated Williams on Saturday afternoon 12 to 0, in a game marred by fumbling and by frequent offside play. The two touchdowns were both made in the first half. In the second half many of the positions on the University team were changed and blunders at critical times prevented any further scoring...
During the second half neither goal was threatened. Both teams were obliged to punt several times and Williams was penalized 10 yards and Harvard 15 yards for interference, and 10 yards because Quigley in running with the ball failed to go the prescribed five yards to one side. Just before the end of the game Nesmith circled Williams right end for a 22-yard run. Time was called with the ball on Williams' 15-yard line...
Professor I. N. Hollis will be absent during the first half year. Professor W. M. Davis will be absent for a few weeks, as he is at present the guest of the British Association at their annual meeting in South Africa. At this meeting the honorary degree of Doctor of Science has been conferred upon Professor Davis by the University of the Cape of Good Hope. Professor F. G. Peabody, Dean of the Faculty of Divinity, will be in Berlin for the firts half year...