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...position which seems at present the hardest to fill satisfactorily is quarterback. The candidates are light and inexperienced, and none of them seem able to get life into their play. The squad as a whole, however, is progressing rapidly and shows a steady development...
Little individual criticism can be made, as none of the men have had time to show their best efforts. In the line Glass has done the best work on both offense and defense, and appears to have a good hold on right guard. Behind the line Chadwick's ability to gain ground consistently makes him fairly sure of his place, and Ward's recently discovered ability to punt gives him the advantage of Wilhelm, who has been considered the most promising fullback. No other good back has been found. At quarter de Saulles seems to be the only man, although...
...autumn coaching will be done by John Graham, assisted by Captain Willis. It is probable that none of the graduate coaches will come out until the spring work commences...
...punting contest was the hardest to decide, as none of the results were satisfactory for distance. Five or six men made an average of twenty-five yards, but Ristine won through better speed and form. The drop kicking was decided principally on speed and accuracy. Taylor made three fair goals at a difficult angle from the twenty-five yard line, and was awarded the prize. The place kicking contest was decided solely on accuracy, Rainsford being the only contestant to get three goals from the twenty-five yard line...
...regular meeting of the Harvard Christian Association was held in Phillips Brooks House at 7 o'clock last evening. F. R. Cope '01 led the meeting, and took as a text the words spoken by Peter to the beggar at the Temple in Jerusalem: "Silver and gold have I none, but such as I have give I unto thee." The speaker rapidly reviewed the privileges offered to men at Harvard, the responsibilities which are connected with those privileges, and the duty of men to discharge those responsibilities as best they may; to give, if not the "silver and gold...