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...Freshman eleven yesterday was primarily devoted to developing a strong defense, in which the team showed some improvement over the play in its game against Andover on Saturday. The rest of the week will be devoted to strengthening this defense. For the first part of the 20-minute line-up the first team was not allowed to work on the offensive but towards the end of the period it was given the ball and two touchdowns were made against the second eleven, the first by Derby on a 20-yard run and the second by Apollonio...
...line-up was as follows: l.c., Brown: l.t., Pell; l.g., Brewer; c., Grant; r.g., Boyer; r.f., Warren, Inches; r.e. Bacon; q.b., Pope; l.h.b., Apollonio; r.h.b., Derby; f.b., Somes...
...work of the University football squad in secret practice yesterday was hard and snappy, but not especially encouraging. A strong second team was line up to develop the offense of the first eleven, which advanced with difficulty by short gains, and was held twice for downs by the second. Mills played a good attacking game. On the second team, Hanley, Nesmith and Sperry were very steady as the secondary defence. Cunniff took part in the scrimmage, and Montgomery, Blagden, Derby, Meier and Paul were on the field doing light work. Parkinson, who has a slight cold, and Parker, whose ankle...
West Point defeated Yale in football on Saturday by the score of 11 to 6. In the first half Hill made the first score for West Point, securing the ball on a blocked kick on Yale's 25-yard line. Grtaves kicked on easy goal. After the second kick-off Yale forced the ball down the field by straight rushes, and Kinney was sent over for a touchdown. Veeder kicked the goal. In the second half after Yale had advanced the ball 40 yards by line plunges, Torney secured it on a famble and ran the length of the field...
...Yale line-up was: l.e., Neal; l.f., Hogan; l.g., Tripp; c., Roraback; r.g., Kinney; r.t., Bloomer; r.e., Shevlin; q.b., Rockwell; l.h.b., Veeder (Hoyt); r.h.b., Morse; f.b., Owsley...