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Each team has gone thus far in its season without defeat. While the University has been disposing of its various opponents, the Ithacans have been defeating Gettysburg, 13 to 0; Oberlin, 34 to 6; Williams, 46 to 7; and Bucknell, 41 to 0. In the two respective schedules, unfortunately, there have been no games in common from which to draw comparisons, but too much emphasis is not to be laid on Cornell's higher scores, as the teams which have played the Red and White have undoubtedly been inferior to those which have met the Crimson...
...comes here Saturday full of confidence, for there is little doubt that this year's eleven is one of the strongest teams that has ever represented the university. Even though Cornell has not opposed any of the big teams so far this season, the fact that it could defeat Oberlin 34 to 7, beat Williams 46 to 6, and overwhelm Bucknell 41 to 0 shows the tremendous scoring power of the machine. Although the Red and White has fallen before the crimson in ten contests during the past, its men come here next Saturday determined to break...
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Ph.D.--Frederick Osband Anderegg, A.B. (Oberlin Coll.) 1910, A.M. (Harvard Univ.) 1912, of Oak Park, Ill.; William John Crozier, S.B. (Coll. of the City of New York) 1912, A.M. (Harvard Univ.) 1914, of New York, N. Y.; Gorham Waller Harris, A.B. 1907, A.M. 1909, of Brighton; Miner Louis Hartmann, S.B. (Univ. of Arizona) 1911, of Hutchinson, Kan.; Charles Ruglas Hoover, Ph.B. (Penn Coll., la) 1906, S.B. (Haverford Coll.) 1907, A.M. (ibid.) 1908, of Oskaloosa, Ia.; Sidney Powers, A.B. (Williams Coll.) 1911, S.M. (Mass. Institute of Technology) 1913, of Troy, N. Y.; William Frank Wyatt, A.B. (Central Univ. of Kentucky...
...Chicago, Coach P. D. Haughton '99, who, with P. Withington '09, and F. W. Moore '92, represented the University, spoke on "Mental Training in Football," stating that the man with brains, regardless of size, was the most in demand in the present game. Professor C. W. Savage '98, of Oberlin, read a paper on "Professionalism versus Amateurism...