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...Profit, $279.41 1902 Crew. Receipts, $2,250.00 Expenses, 2,526.00 Deficit, $276.06 Lawn Tennis. Receipts, $976.00 Expenses, 1,000.74 Deficit, $24.74 General Expense Account. Receipts, $2,520.86 Expenses (repairs, managers' expenses, etc.), 6,116.20 Deficit, $3,595.34 Permanent Betterments. Grounds and Buildings, $5,367.44 Balance to profit and loss account, 5,367.44 Profit and Loss Account. Expenses, $20,286.56 Receipts, 28,754.57 Balance carried to permanent betterments, 8,000.00 Balance carried to profit and loss account...
...track team will feel the loss this year of J. T. Roche '99, J. F. Quinlan L. S., T. E. Burke '01, F. B. Fox L. S., W. G. Morse '99 and E. H. Clark L. S. To fill the places of these men it will be necessary to develop a good deal of new material. It seems at present that the team will be strongest in the hurdles, jumps and weights...
...eligibility rule. Five of the remaining sixteen will graduate from the College or the Scientific School, and will not play unless they return to the Law or Graduate Schools. They are Boal and his substitute, A. R. Sargent, Captain Burden, and Parker and Warren, substitute halfbacks. This means the loss of all the valuable guards of this season's team, and leaves none who have played in a steady or dependable manner this year. Hollingsworth, Barnard and Lee are all of about the same degree of mediocrity. Of the Freshman eleven, the only guard of promise is Graydon...
...general, this year's strong defense will be broken up by the loss of the three best linemen. Of course with suitable material, Coach Lewis can build up another defense, but from the present outlook, the team, and especially the line, will be lighter than this year. On the offense, no serious loss will be felt. In punting also, with Reid and Hallowell still in College, the only change can be a gain. With the lessons of this season in mind, it is safe to say that the gain will be a decided...
...attention from the graduate coaches, who have spent most of their time working on the 'Varsity. The past week's hard and very satisfactory practice, however, will doubtless find Yale prepared to play a strong game. Yet it is certain that the team is considerably weakened by the loss of Wilhelmi, fullback, who broke his collar-bone in the Princeton freshman game last Saturday. Although it is certain that Yale will be outclassed in punting by Stillman of Harvard, still there seems to be no doubt that their team is at the highest stage of its development...