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...that they lost the ball on four downs. Borden started off but tripped. Gardner had worse luck and lost the ball. The freshmen were very slow and again lost the ball on four downs Ninety-four lost the ball and the freshman made ten yards through the centre, but McNear was slow and ran into Ladd's arms. A poor pass helped the freshmen to get four downs, but in turn they forced Hoag to kick. Jackson made nothing around the end nor Huyler through the centre, so that again the ball was lost on four downs. The sophomores...
...second half was opened by the revolving wedge and the sophomores shoved the ball right down the field and soon Hoag emerged with a touch down. He kicked the goal. Score, 10 to 0. The freshmen tried Jackson and McNear but soon aided by a good tackle by Blake Ninety-four got the ball again on four downs. The wedge was again very effective and the ball was rapidly going towards the freshman goal when it was fumbled and rolled back. Wadsworth picked it up and with no one near him ran the length of the field and scored. Whitman...
Gardner, half backs McNear...
...NOTICE. - The following men will be dressed in the cage ready to tackle at 3.30 sharp: Mason, Waters, Grant, Highlands, Vail, Bangs, Mackie, Berry, Emmons, Newell, Collamore, Hallowell, Gage, Cobb, Corbett, Lake, Gray, Bond, G. B. Pierce, Curtis, Davis, Saltonstall, Rantoul, W. H. Shea, Burgess, White, McLeod, Hilton, Griswold, McNear, Blagden, Eddy, Steedman, Robb, Heard, McKeon, Fearing. If it is impossible for any of the above men to be ready at 3.00, they must see me at 5 Matthews before noon...
...SUMICHRAST.FRESHMAN ELEVEN. - The following must report at 3.30 p.m. sharp on Norton's field: Wadsworth, Pierce, Wardner, Webb, Murchie, Whitten, Richardson, Wrenn, McNear, Jackson, Hyler, Boyden, Adams, Walker, Teele, Potter, Mills, Hitch, Phelan...