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George Herbert Crocker, Jr., '17, of Fitchburg, who was injured when the British steam packet "Sussex" was torpedoed in the Channel in March, has arrived safely at his home. He is still lame from his knee injury, but otherwise he has fully recovered...
...Team A. Harte, Parson, Bigelow, Watson, and McKinlock were shifted to Team B, with the result that Coolidge played at Team A left end, R. C. Curtis at left tackle, Caner at right tackle, Willcox at quarter, and Enwright in the backfield. Furthermore, having fully recovered from his lame ankle, Cowen displaced Duncan at left guard. Together with Dadmun, Cowen completes a very formidable centre of the line, for both men are large, heavy, and strong...
...team held practice outdoors again yesterday, and there was a practice game between two picked teams. R. Harte '17, who has been laid up with a lame ankle, was used as a pinch hitter, and expects to be able to play tomorrow. H. R. Hardwick '15 was tried out at third base and played a good game...
...report yesterday and in all probability will not be given hard work previous to the game. Carter has not scrimmaged since his injury last month, but it is hoped to get him into condition for the contest with the University on November 21. Higginbotham is still lame, although he took a short work-out yesterday. There have been no changes in the line since last week, but for the Princeton game it is possible that Sheldon will replace Betts at right tackle...
Bradlee was still out of the line-up in order to give his lame foot a chance for thorough recovery. There is but little doubt, however, that he will be in fine shape on Saturday. Gilman was also absent yesterday, but merely to get him in tip-top physical condition, and not because of injury. McKinlock replaced Bradlee, and Cowen supplanted Gilman, the rest of the men appearing in regular order. Mahan did all of the punting during the regular practice, and will probably be used exclusively against Knowles of Yale...