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...University eleven lined up in signal practice yesterday as follows: Kane and Crocker, ends; Hubbard and Faxon, tackles; Tolbert and Brown, guards; Havemeyer, center; Fitzgerald, quarterback; Churchill and Owen, halfbacks; and Captain Horween, fullback. When asked if this line-up would start the game Saturday, Coach Fisher said that he would start Woods at guard, but whether Sedgwick would displace either Hubbard or Faxon at tackle, or whether Macomber would start at end, was a problem which would depend on conditions at New Haven Saturday and would not be decided until the last minute before the game...
...following squad of 37 men will make the trip: Brocker, Brown, Buell, Chapin, Churchill, Clark, Cooper, Crocker, Eastman, Faxon, Finley, Fitts, Fitzgerald, Gaston, Gratwick, Hamilton, Havemeyer, Holmes, Horween, Hubbard, Humphrey, Johnson, Kane, Kunhardt, Lockwood, Macomber, Morrison, Olmsted, Owen, Rouillard, Sedgwick, Stillman, Tierney, Tolbert, Wales, Wharton and Woods...
Head Coach R. T. Fisher will take along with him as an advisory staff the following assistant coaches: W. B. Blake, F. V. Bradlee, C. A. Coolidge, W. B. Felton, R. Horween, J. L. Knox, Leo Leary, M. J. Logan, W. J. Murray, D. C. Parmenter, E. H. Soucy, W. B. Snow, W. H. Trumbull and R. B. Wigglesworth...
This contest showed plainly that in the extended layoff which it has had for the last week, that the first-string men had lost none of their fight and power. The black-jerseyed men fought well, but with little success, to stem the tearing plunges of Owen and Horween. Taking the ball straight down the field by gains through the line and around the ends, the University eleven got its only score when Horween rammed straight through the center of the black-jerseyed line for a six-yard gain and a touchdown...
...tonight in the Living Room of the Union, the final football mass meeting of the year will be held. The entire team which will face Yale next Saturday will be present and Captain Horween and Lothrop Withington, '11, will speak. Singing and cheering will be practiced. The song "Veritas" which has not been sung at football games since the war, will be practiced. The words for this song which should be learned before this meeting, are printed in full on an inner page of this issue of the CRIMSON...