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...participated in the series of baseball games with Yale last spring won their "H" for the first time. These men are Frank Giles Fripp '16, of Albany, N. Y.; Edward William Mahan '16, of Natick; John Angus Milholland '14, of New York, N. Y.; Henry Lamb Nash '16, of Newton; John Bowen Waterman '15, of Fall River; Wilmot Whitney '16, of Newton...
...Leary took the ends under his attention for training the defensive play, while the linemen were under the instruction of Coaches Fisher, Blagden (who was on the field for the first time this season), Parmenter, and Hitchcock. The high wind on the field yesterday was unfavorable to kicking, but Mahan, Hardwick, Bradlee, Felton, Harris, and Rollins worked out as usual. Mahan continued to outshine his rivals in the punting department, many of his kicks carrying over 55 yards. Hardwick and Bradlee got away some good punts, but their work lacked the consistency of Mahan. Felton also showed good form...
Another kickoff to Bates was closely followed by a second disastrous fumble, Harvard recovering only 20 yards away from the goal. Three rushes, two by Brickley and one by Mahan found paper spots in the opponents' line and resulted in another touchdown and goal. This time Bates kicked to Harvard's 17-yard line, Mahan making 13 yards before he was stopped. The quarter ended with it Harvard's ball on her own 30-yard line, and the score...
...After Mahan had fumbled and recovered with a five yard gain, a punt placed the ball on Bates' 25-yard line. The Harvard line held, and Bates kicked out on her own 44-yard line. Mahan got away for 20 yards around end, but was called back because Trumbull was holding. An exchange of punts made it Harvard's ball on her own 42-yard line. Hardwick was summoned, and pulled off a beautiful 55-yard dash on an end around. Three more line attacks, and Brickley was again across Bates' goal. Hardwick this time missed the goal...
...kickoff was received by Harvard, and another opportunity offered to score when Bates muffed Mahan's punt on her 25-yard line. Two forward passes, however, were incomplete, and the ball finally lost on a touchback. Another exchange of punts and a 15-yard penalty when Bradlee was caught holding, made it Bates' ball in Crimson territory for the first time. Two forward passes on a "line" formation with three men wide at the right were incomplete, and after two more punts and a few profitable line plunges by Bates, the half was over with the ball on Harvard...