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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University team had its first hard game Saturday with the Naval Academy, and has come to the more serious part of its schedule. The three games before the annual contest with Yale all promise to be close, and the team will have a real try-out. At present the line from tackle to tackle looks permanent. Crowley is practically a fixture at right end, and Browne is doing well at the opposite position. Houston, who has been laid up the greater part of the season, is getting into shape again, and should show up well from now on. R. Brown...
...parade will start promptly at 8.30 o'clock from the corner of Beacon and Arlington streets. The line of march runs down Beacon street to Park street and then turns to right down Park street as far as Tremont street. It runs along Tremont street as far as Boylston street, there turning to the right out Boylston street and Huntington avenue, keeping to the left to avoid the car tracks, to Ruggles street. The parade will there turn to the left, march to Columbus avenue, and, turning to the left again, march back to Massachusetts avenue. The line of march...
Fisher in the line, excelled for the Freshmen, forming good interference and dragging his man after him for long gains. Pierce at right halfback showed up will, both he and Wigglesworth running back punts for good gains in a broken field. At end, Smith was good on the offensive and in breaking up Andover's interference. Winston was slightly out-punted by Porter...
...great difficulty in forcing back the men opposite them, and in tackling and handling kicks in the backfield--two of the essential rudiments--Annapolis was much superior. The Harvard backfield lacked concentrated power and was only effective at brief intervals, never getting the ball dangerously close to the line by rushing. All of which goes to show the relative strength of the team today in comparison with a strong team. We should be grateful for a tie score under the circumstances...
Yale easily defeated Washington and Jefferson, 38 to 0, at New Haven, Saturday. Yale's goal was never in danger. Wheaton made two touchdowns and a goal from the field in the first half, and Daly scored two touchdowns in the second half. The Yale line-up was as follows: l.e., Kilpatrick, Haines, Mesereau; l.t., Lilley, Beinecke; l.g., Richardson, Cooney, Bird; c., Biddle, Baker; r.g., Goebel; r.t., Brown; r.e., Naedele, Logan; q.b., Bingham, Corey, Johnson; l.h.b., Wheaton, Daly; r.h.b., Brides, Warren; f.b., Coy, Fields...