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Gonterman, h.b., h.b., Redpath...
...second eleven as it was first made up, played as follows: Scull, right end; Wheeler, right tackle; Hennen, right guard; Hoague, center; Sargent, left guard; Stevenson, left tackle; Moulton, left end; Hamlen, quarterback; Knox and Redpath, halfbacks; Gierasch, full-back. The men were afterwards shifted so that everyone had a chance to play...
...past few years, are: T. G. Stevenson '96, Dibblee '96, Sprague '97, Davis '97, Hennen '98, Fuller '98, Hoague '98, Thayer '98, and Dobyns, '98, for line positions; harrison '96, Ketcham '96, Borden '96, Hamlen '96, Weld '97, Sullivan '97, Scull '98, Flint '98, Wadsworth '98, Knox '98, Redpath '98, Gierasch '98, Brown '98, and Hayes '98, for backs...
...them both two years ago and is now running in his old time form. Crumm of Iowa is a new man with a phenomenal record, and many who have followed his work carefully think that he will win. Patterson of Williams, Bucholtz of Pennsylvania, and Redpath of Harvard are all good sprinters and are sure to figure in the result...
Gonterman, Paine, Redpath, Bigelow, Storrs, Marshall, Hollister, Vincent, Bordman, Lakin, Munroe, Bremer, Jameson, Fenollosa, Putnam, Chaney, Stickney, J. G. Clarke, E. H. Clark, Dunlap, Johnstone, Kubli, Hoyt, Emmons, Mansfield and Little be in Harvard square at 1.55. Car leaves at 2 sharp...