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...kept their feet well when running and in starting were always off quickly. Dibblee made many good gains, and exhibited more forcibly than ever his capabilities for dodging when he gained ten yards after he had virtually been downed. Sawin's work was fair but to some extent lacked head-work; he often failed to run for openings which would have netted larger gains...
...death of Justin Winsor, LL. D., Librarian of Harvard University, and President of the American Library Association, the Massachusetts Library Club desires to express its sense of the high value of Dr. Winsor's services to librarianship and to learning in America. Standing for many years at the head of his profession, he united in a remarkable degree the accurate and extended learning of the older generation of librarians with the administrative force and understanding of the needs of the hour, which are demanded of the modern librarian...
Bouve protected his territory strongly, and in rushing with the ball plunged through the second's line again and again for good gains. The running of the backs in general lacked method and head-work. This was undoubtedly caused to some extent by the unfavorable conditions of rain and a slippery field which made footing uncertain and dodging next to an impossibility. Sawin's punting was fairly good, the particular merit being that he got his kicks off quickly. His running was strong, but he availed himself little of large openings through which he might have made larger gains. Both...
...best friends is too firmly established to require mention. He will be warmly welcomed on his return, as one who has earned the esteem and gratitude of all Harvard men and as the rowing instructor whom the whole college wishes to see again at the head of rowing affairs...
This year the Cercle has secured a most attractive list of lectures for its regular meetings. Among the lecturers from outside the Cercle are, Jules Luquins, head of the French Department at Yale, who will lecture on November 24; Professor George M. Harper, Ph. D., Professor of Romance Languages at Princeton, who will lecture early in December; Professor Adolph Cohn of Columbia and Professor Van Dael...