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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday afternoon '97, in the final game for the championship, defeated '99 by the score of 10 to 0. The Seniors had an easy time of it, the result of the game being never in doubt. '97 gained through tackle almost at will, and their line as a rule, held strongly. In the first half '97 outplayed '99 at every point and scored twice, one of the touchdowns being made by Carret after a brilliant 75 yard run on a fake kick. In the second half, '97 played on the defensive and merely tried to keep '99 from scoring...
...expected that the game at Cambridge will be very close, besides being the most interesting game of the day. Secret practice will be continued this week so as to keep the men in practice, and also that they may be in good physical condition for Saturday's game. The result of the game with Cornell was rather in the nature of a surprise, as no one expected that the team would roll up such a score. It was expected that we would defeat Cornell, but by a much smaller score. The reason given by experts is that Cornell was weakened...
...second election for president of the Harvard Dining Association, last evening, did not result in a choice, since none of the candidates received the number of votes necessary. I. Bowditch '97 received 271 votes, A. K. Moe L. S., 213, F. F. Lamson '97 191, and 20 were scattering. As 348 votes were necessary for a choice another election will be held this evening to decide between Bowditch and Moe who received the largest number of votes...
...played regularly at left tackle lately, is now confined to his room with a bad cold. Woodward and Swain were both tried at tackle for a short time, and Lee also played after Wheeler withdrew from the game. Cabot's ankle is still troubling him, and as a result, Brewer is being played at left end, in case of the former being unable to enter Saturday's game. Neither Cabot nor Frank Shaw were out at all yesterday...
...Biennial elections are an improvement. A. Being less frequent they present advantages. (1) Professional politicians will find employment only at greater intervals. (2) They lead to an increased vote. (a) This has been the result in other states. B. They are economical. (1) They save the expense of one election every two years. (2) They save $100,000 in shortening legislative term. (3) They do away with the unnecessary length of session C. Biennials tend to better legislation. (1) Legislators are more carefully elected. (2) Legislators will be better trained. (3) Increased term tends to do away with hasty legislation...