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...novice 12-lap race on the board track in the Winter Carnival. E. P. Stone, H. G. MacLure, and S. Coolidge, Jr., will also try out for the mile. The greatest weakness of the team is probably in this event, but Gal- lagher, whom Yale will look to for a first place here will be liable to find Carter a close rival for the place...
...nucleus the coaches are hoping to turn out a much more satisfactory team than that which was so decisively defeated at New Haven last year. These seven men won a total of 19 1-2 of the 48 1-2 points scored against Yale last spring and all look to be sure point-winners in the coming season. Nine point-winners were lost by graduation, these being Foster in the sprints, Kelley and Simons in the quarter-mile. Jaques, Whitman, Everett and Ryan in the distance events, Lewis in the hurdles and Dennis in the high jump. These...
...field events Harvard has been very poor during the last two or three years, but prospects for this year are somewhat brighter. Of last year's point winners against Yale, F. H. Leslie '12, in the shot, and T. Cable '13, in the hammer-throw, are available and look to be sure point winners this year. Cable has several times beaten the Harvard record in practice and with an added year's experience in his event should be able to do as well in actual competition as in practice. L. D. Howard of last year's Freshman team...
...high-jump Harvard will have good performers in A. W. Moffat '13, and F. B. Waller '13, who look to be fully as good as Dickinson or Wolcott of Yale. Moffat's work has been decidedly encouraging in the indoor work this season. Other men of promise are A. D. Chandler '14, and N. A. Buckley '12. In the broad jump neither Yale nor Harvard has any stars, Yale's best man being probably Merrit. P. G. M. Austin '13, F. J. O'Brien '14. J. S. King '13, G. N. Phillips '13, H. R. Carey '13, and T. Cable...
With such a man at the head of Harvard hockey affairs, and with the opportunities which the Arena now offers, we look to see even greater development in the Canadian sport at Harvard during the next few years...