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...wish tickets to the "Midnight Frolic" on the roof of the New Amsterdam Theatre for next Saturday night after the Yale game must apply for them before noon today. The demand for seats in New York has been so heavy that none can be held after that time. Tickets may be obtained at Leavitt and Peirce's or from N. E. Burbidge '17 Thayer...
...suffers by comparison with Harvard elevens of the past few years in so far as it is weak in punting and drop-kicking and lacks the threat which Mahan was wont to provide. It also lacks the pristine ability to hold the ball and to shapter backfield defence. None the less, the Haughton system has realized fully upon the material with which it had to work, and has developed a good strong team out of green players who will be more formidable against Yale than they were against the Tigers. The game was neither thrilling nor spectacular...
...Robinson '18 was quarterback of team B for the first part of the practice, after having been kept out of the game all of last week by a severe cold. He should be available for the rest of the season, and with W. J. Murray '18 none the worse for his hard playing on Saturday, the University should have a good pair of field generals with which to face Brown and Yale...
...string of victories by defeating Vermont 42 to 0 in a slow, listless game Saturday afternoon. In the six games the Providence eleven has played it has been scored on but once, this being a field goal by Rutgers, and has itself scored 210 points against all its opponents. None of these were particularly strong, but the large scores piled up by Brown show that the Providence team is distinctly above the average this year...
Yale made three attempts to score goals from the field, but none of these succeeded. Legore tried the first of these from the 35-yard line, and Braden tried the other two. Braden's attempts just missed being successful, one hitting an upright and the other the cross-bar of the goal posts...