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Until 2 o'clock on November 13th, the Yale football team as such was universally considered non est. Before that moment the Elis had made a decidedly unenviable record. Woefully disorganized and four times defeated, they had served as little more than playthings in a theorist's football laboratory. Hinkey had not made good...
...University association football team will face Yale on Soldiers Field this afternoon. Yale's record in the two league games she has played is somewhat better than the University's, but the Elis' victory was over the weak Cornell team, while the best Yale could get against Princeton was a tie, at a time when the latter team was badly disorganized by the loss of three players who were found to be ineligible. The University's defeat, on the other hand, was by the strong Columbia team, which at present leads the league. The Harvard players have been steadily improving...
...record will be kept of the class attendance and the names of those who have appeared regularly will be sent to the men who were interested in the Plattsburg Camp and to the War Department at Washington with the statement that they have completed the course and are fitted for recognition in time of need...
...Weatherhead '16 is the strongest man in the University according to the records made in strength tests taken this fall. His total of 1227.1 points, however, does not equal last fall's record of 1381 points made by H. R. Hardwick '15. It should be noted that these figures do not necessarily indicate the greatest effort of a man, as they are merely the records made while qualifying for the different branches of athletics. The men, arranged according to their records are as follows: A. J. Weatherhead '16, 1,227.1; J. L. Bigelow '16, 1,169.6; H. J. Coolidge...
Tennis this fall has been unusually successful, the record number of 142 men entering the singles tournament. This event not only proved its value by providing excellent practice for the players, but brought forward several new men of marked ability. The chief of these was R. C. Rand '19 who worked his way into the final round of both singles and doubles tournaments. Thirty-one pairs entered the doubles tournament which was finally won by S. M. Stellwagen 4L. and R. Kennedy uC. in four sets of hard play...