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Captain Gordon of the Crimson has been thus far the high scorer and his running mate D. H. Stevens has also performed well; these with J. H. Sipp at center make a speedy offensive, while Isadore Black and J. L. Rudofsky, the guards, should be well able to hold down the Institute forwards...
...Fitts '23, playing steadily at forward, has been the strongest factor in the later games. Fast and experienced, he is the center in all forward play, and is no mean power in breaking up the opposing offensive thrusts. He and his running mate, J. E. Pallo '23, have been the heavy scorers. Pallo, until after the first two games was on the third team, but his playing in the Middlebury game earned him a regular position. Since then he has steadily improved. In spite of his light weight, he can keep up an attack and shoot from under the basket...
...Stevens and Union. The latter usually has one of the leading college teams of the east, and to hold it to a 21-20 score is a tribute to the Wesleyan five. Captain Hosdowitch at left guard is probably the most proficient player at Wesleyan in years. His running mate, King, is likewise a star. The team on the whole is of small size but unusually fast...
...playing an almost perfect game defensively. At quarter, Lee began to show his true value, piloting his team steadily and with splendid judgment. Until injured, F. K. Kornan, who really holds first claim on the pivot position, passed beautifully and blocked in an imposing manner. C. Bradford, his running mate, showed up in much the same light, however, stopping Andover backs behind the line on four occasions. The contest between these two should be close and interesting, though Kernan is the more finished player...
...unfortunate accident Thursday complicated it still further. Coach Ryan started the season with one of the most promising group of backs ever seen on a Freshman team: T. Gehrke, an all-round fullback of remarkable ability; T. M. Carnegie, a brilliant half, and P. Jenkins, his team-mate of almost equal power. This trio, with Gehrke kicking and making long gains, Carnegie showing splendid form in a broken field, and Jenkins plunging, bade fair to surpass the best hopes of the coaches. Early season injuries, however, deprived the team of Carnegie and Gehrke, while a knock in Thursday's scrimmage...