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...lagging offence the Crimson will probably take to the air Saturday according to all indications. Don McNicol, Crimson aerial expert, replaced Charley Spreyer on the "A" squad, as the Harlowmen went through an intensive workout marked by a lengthy passing drill on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon...
Last week's upsets sent Hu Flung Huey's average plummeting from 775 to a mere 691, and today's games are not calculated to help matters any. But here goes, with a bet on the Harlowmen to win by at least one touchdown, more if the offense clicks: Harvard 13 Army 7 Dartmouth 20 Yale 6 Columbia 13 Georgia 12 Minnesota 20 Ohio State 18 Penn 20 Princeton 6 Kentucky 14 G. Washington 18 Pitt 7 Fordham 6 Michigan 21 Illinois 12 Northwestern 19 Wisconsin 6 Texas 12 Arkansas 9 So. Cal. 14 Oregon 12 Tennessee 29 Alabama...
Despite newspaper attacks on Big Three football, Harvard students are showing more enthusiasm over this year's football team than they have for a long time. They cheered their team to the echo against Michigan and are planning to send the Harlowmen off to their first major triumph of 1940 with a monster rally in front of Dillon Field House at 4:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon...
...every time he lays his hands on the ball. Coach Jordan used his best men only sparingly against Hobart and had the satisfaction of seeing them come out of the game without a single injury. Barring practice session accidents this week, Amherst will be at full strength for the Harlowmen...
...minute signal drill was by far the best of the year for the Harlowmen and several men left the injury list. George Heiden and Joel Ferris' were back on full duty, taking part in all the work. In addition to Ayres, the sideline squad now numbers Don Forte, Elisha Atkins, Mort Waldstein, Gordon Lyle and Ray Guild, all of whom have minor muscle injuries...