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Saturday afternoon the University football team defeated Brown in the Stadium by the score of 9 to 5, in a game full of brilliant features. The shifting formations, fake kicks, and trick plays of all sorts which were used by the Brown eleven on the offense, combined with the quickness of the team in following the ball on all occasions, were the main causes of Harvard's low score. The University eleven secured its only touchdown shortly before the close of the first half after Brown had been penalized 15 yards for interference with Newhall's fair catch...
...fumble. Brown failed to gain and punted, Newhall signalling for a fair catch on the 51-yard line. As Hazard interfered with the catch Harvard was given the ball on the 36-yard line. Macdonald made 21 yards on a forward pass, which enabled Wendell to score Harvard's only touchdown. Burr narrowly missed the goal...
...University shooting team was defeated by the Middlesex Gun Club on Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon by a score of 227 to 201, out of a possible 300. Roy, of the Middlesex Gun Club, made the best individual score, killing 44 out of a possible 50 birds. The scores follow: HARVARD. MIDDLESEX. Nash, 37 Roy, 44 Farley, 39 Frank, 37 Gilman, 29 Farmer, 41 Powers, 35 Morse, 37 Thomas, 35 Bernhardt, 33 McVickar, 26 Carver...
...University football team will play Brown this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Stadium in what should be a moderately hard game. Last year Harvard defeated Brown by the score of 10 to 0, the low score being due to Brown's aggressivespirit and shifting formations. Of the four games played so far this fall Brown has won three, defeating Norwich University, 26 to 4; Wesleyan, 17 to 0; and New Hampshire State, 12 to 0. In the game two weeks ago, however, Pennsylvania defeated Brown 14 to 0, scoring two touchdowns and a goal from the field. Seven...
Football practice yesterday afternoon was very spirited, the University eleven scoring three touchdowns on the second team in a 20-minute scrimmage. Later there was another 20-minute scrimmage, part of which was devoted to trying out the defensive strength of the first team. The work in the second period of play was not so good as in the first, neither side being able to score, although the University team backs rushed the ball extremely well; Lockwood, in particular, who made two 20-yard gains in succession on end plays. The feature of the first half was Wendell...