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...against the Alligators seems to have been picked. Kuehn was again at right tackle in the brief signal drill. The fact that he has been holding that position for three days in succession indicates that he will get the call. W. Ticknor and Barrett were at right guard and left tackle respectively. These two will change posts on the offensive as in the Army and Dartmouth games. Richards was at center yesterday but B. Ticknor will undoubtedly take the pivot position tomorrow...
...guard, but Tuesday Kuehn got the tackle assignment and Ticknor shifted back to guard again. This combination seems to be the best one at present and should get the call on Saturday. B. Ticknor will hold down the center post flanked by Trainer and Barrett on the left while O'Connell and Douglas should be the ends...
...backfield situation, although not as unsettled as earlier in the week, was still undecided. Wood and Mays were both absent because of an afternoon examination and Gilligan filled in at left half again with Putnam, Devens and Harper completing the quartet. If Wood and Mays had been there it would be interesting to note what the result would have been. It is highly improbable, however, that Gilligan will start against the Alligators. Either Putnam or Mays will replace him. Wood will call signals if the former is chose, but Putnam, will direct the team in the event...
Besides getting a stiff workout on the tackling and blocking dummies, team A and a 15-minute dummy scrimmage against Florida plays as put on by the seconds. Coach Knox had imported Roscoe Fitts '22, former Crimson halfback, because of his left-footed kicking. He played the part of Clyde Crabtree, Florida's left-footed punter...
Coach Carr's charges started out in the first period by tallying early, when D. B. Dorman '32 kicked the ball into the net after a pass from D. M. Frame '32, left inside forward. This count was doubled in the second stanza when Frame, taking a pass from H. H. Broadbent '32, was able to break through the defense of the Northeastern goalie for the second time...