Word: placing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Browne and McKay were both in the line-up, Browne playing left end in place of Houston. Wigglesworth replaced O'Flaherty during the signal practice, running the team fast and accurately. Hooper and Minot were both given a lay off, but were on the field. Minot will probably be in the line-up today or tomorrow...
...fall work in rowing this year for men not on the University squad, will be different from that of the last few years. In the first place, from lack of support, there will be no graded crew rowing or racing; and in the second, fall work for the Freshmen, preparation for the regular spring practice, has been taken up for the first time in many years. In response to the call for Freshman candidates last week, enough men came out to form two crews, and yesterday, three Freshman eights were on the river...
...Harvard's 3-yard line. It was his work which made both Worcester's scores possible. Kelley and Wilson made several end runs for 20-yard gains. Lewis and Carr did the best work for the Freshmen. The former gained consistently through Worcester's left guard, the weak place in the Worcester line, and the latter recovered a short forward pass from Gardner for the Freshmen's only score. Felton out-kicked Kelley, but this advantage was more than offset by Melican's ability to regain Kelley's kicks...
...interchange of punts followed the kick-off in the second half. Melican then recovered Kelley's punt on Harvard's 3-yard line. Bartlett scored a touchdown on the second play, and Dutton kicked an easy goal. Lewis was slightly injured and Marsh took his place. After two more exchanges of punts, Sibley recovered Kelley's punt on Harvard's 25-yard line. Wilson tried a field goal, which failed. Felton kicked from Harvard's 25-yard line. Lingard blocked Kelley's punt, which Hollister recovered and ran 20 yards to Worcester's 26-yard line. An onside kick...
...undergraduate activity and there is no reason why the large number of men at Harvard who desire to secure it should be denied the opportunity for lack of such a club. Our own traditions alone are enough to show that debating clubs can fill a sound and vigorous place in college life...