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...Thayer 39 Nemser, Charles, Stoughton 13 Nichols, Hall, Thayer 1 Nichols, H. G., Holworthy 14 Norweb, R. H., Holworthy 17 Norris, H. B., Matthews 22 O'Neil, E. E., Thayer 24 O'Neill, F. G. C., Stoughton 19 Packard, E. B., Hollis 21 Packard W. C., Stoughton 16 Parson, K. B. G., Holworthy 16 Partridge, W. P., Thayer 17 Patterson, C. C., Jr., Holworthy 23 Patterson, D. W., Holworthy 24 Peabody, A. S., Stoughton 32 Penhallow, J. H. C., Thayer 61 Pennypacker, T. R., Thayer 10 Perry, D. P., Stoughton 6 Peters, E. McC., Jr., Thayer 61 Petersen...
Some notable changes appeared in the make-up of Team A. Harte, Parson, Bigelow, Watson, and McKinlock were shifted to Team B, with the result that Coolidge played at Team A left end, R. C. Curtis at left tackle, Caner at right tackle, Willcox at quarter, and Enwright in the backfield. Furthermore, having fully recovered from his lame ankle, Cowen displaced Duncan at left guard. Together with Dadmun, Cowen completes a very formidable centre of the line, for both men are large, heavy, and strong...
...Church in the City" will be discussed by the Rev. E. J. Dennen, the Rev. J. H. Cabot '00, the Rev. W. S. Packer, and the Rev. A. B. Parson...
...Tower of Memorial Hall tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. The topic of the evening will be "The Church in the City" and the following men will speak: the Venerable E. J. Dennen, the Reverend J. H. Cabot, the Reverend W. S. Packer, and the Reverend A. B. Parson...
...Crimson line was weak. Parson stood out among the centre Linemen like a giant among pygmies, and was as effective as ever. Bigelow was fair. Dadmun, however, is still inexperienced, and cannot yet be counted as a powerful figure. Duncan seemed to be deplorably weak. Gilman was out of the game with a sprained ankle, and there apparently was no substitute worthy to replace the big regular. Cowen, too, was hors de combat with an injured ligament in the calf...