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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...death of John Moore Morse '07, Harvard has lost one of the most promising of its younger graduates. After a brilliant undergraduate career, he entered business in New York and was on the threshold of a useful and successful life, when he was cut off by an untimely death...
...meeting of the Student Council last evening, Robert Lenox Groves '10, of Coudersport, Pa., and William Barclay Parsons, Jr., '10, of New York City, were elected as two members of the Council from the College at large. The officers of the Council were elected as follows: president, G. P. Gardner, Jr., '10; vice-president, J. E. Waid '10; secretary, W. B. Parsons...
...New Haven, Conn., October 12, 1909.--The Yale practice today was hard and long. Captain Coy followed the team and made all the punts, but did not enter the scrimmage. Andrus at right tackle played in the stiffest scrimmage of this season. Guy Hutchinson '06 and J. J. Quill '06 were coaching. The line-up of the university team was: l.e., Kilpatrick; l.t., Hobbs; l.g., Lilley; c., Cooney; r.g., Goebel; r.t., Andrus; r.e., Logan; q.b., Howe; l.h.b., Daly; r.h.b., Holt; f.b., Deming...
...second team showed up strongly, the new men in the line-up making the defence much stronger. M. D. Robinson '09, who joined the coaching staff yesterday, played right tackle for the second team on the defence. His playing and that of Coach Blagden, who got into the scrimmage now and then, greatly assisted the second team. Sprague did the punting for the second team, out-punting Minot and Pierce considerably. The first team was ragged, showing the effects of the numerous changes in the line-up. Both the Withingtons played a strong defensive game...
...formal induction will take place tomorrow morning at 10.15 o'clock. Speeches of congratulation will be delivered in behalf of the English founders and benefactors by Ambassador James Bryce; in behalf of the state of New Hampshire by Governor Henry B. Quinby; in behalf of the delegates by Nicholas M. Butler of Columbia University...