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Coaches Herrick and Haines directed the practice of the University and Freshman crews yesterday afternoon. One shift of importance was made, W. Richardson '17 rowing 7 in University B in place of H. A. Qulmby '18, who will not row for a few days because of illness. J. H. Volkmann '16 was still kept at 4 in this same boat, for H. S. Middendorf '16 is not yet in fit condition to return to practice. With A. Potter '17 out with a strained ankle, this makes three men from the University crews on the sicklist...
...order of the first two University crews remained the same, but there were several shifts in the Freshman boats. L. Nichols '19, who had been rowing No. 2 in the second boat, changed places with N. P. Hill '19, who had been rowing No. 4 in the first. Another shift in this boat was the moving of E. S. Brewer from bow to J. S. Coleman's place in 4, and of Coleman...
...Union last night. The moving pictures of the Yale game were shown and were explained by Coach P. D. Haughton '99 and assistant Coach R. W. P. Brown '98. The formations of the University team were analyzed and the failures of the lateral pass and the Minnesota shift were explained...
After the ragged showing against Cornell on Tuesday night, Coach Winsor made a shift in the line-up, starting Baker and Fisher on the wings in yesterday's practice. The combination worked well, and Baker's playing was particularly effective in defeating the Freshmen 6 to 1 in a 30-minute scrimmage. He handled himself well, followed the puck closely, and was responsible for two of the University's goals...
...from the tackle to tackle, uncovered a new spirit and a good kicking game, and, what is perhaps most fundamentally requisite, came forward with the ability to follow the ball. In the way of an offense, the Elis indeed had little, simply a few variations of the old Minnesota shift, but Princeton overconfidence and Guernsey's drop-kicking made an offence practically unnecessary. The main point is, that what Yale did show in the game was good. The Yale line, given a simpler method of interference, showed the ability to be of great aid to its backfield, while the backs...