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...will in all probability be chosen form the same general material as that of last season. Although this might seem to presuppose the same unfavorable comparison with Yale material as existed last year, yet such is not the case. Yale loses many of her most valuable men, including Hale, Olcott, Stillman, Fincke, Brown, Coy, and possibly Bloomer. It was these men that gave the Yale team its great power. Harvard on the other hand loses but one regular line man, Lawrence, and has the advantage of beginning the season with heavy, experienced, seasoned material, in general effectiveness much more valuable...
Hammer throw--Won by R. Sheldon '02S.; second, J. R. Freeman '03; third H. P. Olcott '01; distance...
...best throws were fouled by stepping outside the limits. He has been coached by John Flanagan, the world's champion in this event, and has now nearly overcome this difficulty, getting a clean throw of from 140 to 150 feet. F. G. Brown, Jr., '01 and H. P. Olcott '01 of the eleven and G. A. Goss '03 are also working on the hammer. Brown, although new to the work, is developing fast and may make second place by the last...
...Hare of Pennsylvania, guards; G. S. Stillman of Yale, and Hale of Yale, tackles; Hallowell of Harvard, and W. D. Smith of West Point, ends; substitutes in the line, S. Dodds of Wesleyan, Nichols of Annapolis, Lawrence of Harvard, Bloomer of Yale, Trout of Lafayette, Wright of Columbia, Olcott of Yale; substitute backs, W. M. Fincke of Yale, Sawin and Kendall of Harvard, Inglis of Wesleyan...
...university, including the managers of the athletic teams, are entitled to wear the "Y." The following sixteen men have won it in football: 1901--F. G. Brown, S. L. Coy, C. Dupee, G. S. Stillman, J. H. Wear; 1901S.--W. M. Fincke; 1902--H. P. Olcott, C. Gould; 1902S.--R. Sheldon; 1903--H. C. Holt, G. B. Chadwick; 1903S.--C. D. Rafferty; 1904--J. R. Bloomer; 1G.--P. W. Hale; 1902M.--A. H. Sharpe; R. B. Hixon 1901, manager...