Word: saturday
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...cuts for the West Point game show how men give way to their quaint ideas about the right to cut, and the naive reasoning by which lazy men justify Saturday absences, argues well for a reconsideration of the present football schedule...
...University football squad had a long signal drill during the secret practice held yesterday afternoon in the Stadium. Later the second team lined up against the first team for a short "dummy" scrimmage, in which the teams practiced formations and plays to be used against Dartmouth on Saturday...
Tickets for the football game between the Harvard and Yale Freshmen on Soldiers Field Saturday will be put on sale this afternoon at the Rendezvous and with O. Wolcott '13, Claverly 38, manager of the team. The price of these tickets is 50 cents and they admit to standing room on the field, but not to the Stadium. Persons holding these tickets should enter by the Locker Building Gate. No tickets will be sold at the field...
McKay and Corbett were both in the scrimmage, after long absences, and showed their condition to be perfect. Minot and P. D. Smith were not used against the second team, for they were both still a little stiff as a result of Saturday's game. O'Flaherty started the scrimmage and his work in the back-field, especially catching punts, was decidedly improved. After the regular scrimmage was over, the two teams lined up on the second's 25-yard line and O'Flaherty kicked five pretty drop kicks. The line held well and each kick got away quickly...
...University football squad held a short secret practice in the Stadium yesterday afternoon. The men were all rather stiff after Saturday's game with Cornell, and many of the regulars were given a day off. G. G. Browne and McKay, who have both been on the sick list, reported in uniform. Neither was in the line-up during signal practice, but both took a long run, showing that they were in condition again. O'Flaherty, Hooper, whose leg bothered him a little, P. Withington, P. D. Smith, Minot, and Long were not on the field. None of these men, with...