Word: hardes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...team will play its third game of the season with Andover this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, at Andover. Thus far the Freshmen have won from Groton by a score of 6 to 0, and from Exeter by the same score. Since then they have had a week of hard practice against the second team. Andover was defeated by the Yale Freshmen 6 to 0, and won from the Princeton Freshmen...
...played in the last two games on account of injuries, will play at left end today. Forchheimer, who has shown up well during the last week's practice, will play at fullback. Although he is new to the position, he starts fairly fast, and hits the line hard. The practice this week has been devoted to working up good defense, and the improvement should be apparent in today's game...
...CRIMSON is not ready, however, to expect the same exhibition from the University team as last year. The season has progressed to that point where a sturdy defense and a powerful offense are necessary to win games. If hard, lively work will bring victories, no fears need be entertained for this year's team. It is beyond the memory of the present board when a scrimmage has been held during the week of over an hour with only five minutes intermission as was the case last Tuesday. The results of this strenuous work should be apparent today...
...first team substitutes were lined up against the University eleven in the football practice yesterday afternoon for a 22-minute scrimmage. The considerable success which both teams had in working the forward pass was the most encouraging feature of the practice. The playing was hard and fast throughout, but neither team was able to score. The substitutes did all the rushing, and the University eleven kept on the defensive, Burr punting whenever the first team received the ball. G. G. Browne '10 was in the scrimmage yesterday for the first time in several days, and he did some good tackling...
Professor Kuehnemann was the last speaker. He had always felt it his duty, he said, to impress the power and personality of President Eliot and of the University on every one. It had been hard to decide to come over here for the second time and to leave Germany; but his sense of duty called him. He wished to spread the knowledge of what Germany had done in literature and what her great figure stood for among the young men of this country. To them, as the new generation, is his mission...