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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Arrangements have been made for a football game between the Harvard Law School and the Yale Law School to be played on Soldiers Field November 22. The bleachers put up for the Freshman game will remain for this match and a small admission fee will be charged, as Harvard has undertaken to pay the expenses of Yale's trip...
...operative Society has secured for sale a few copies of the history of Harvard College written by Samuel A. Eliot of the class of 1817, and published in 1848. The book is a small octavo of 190 pages and is entitled "A Sketch of the History of Harvard College and of its Present State." The value of the book is due chiefly to its appendix, which contains chronological lists, down to 1848, of legislative grants, donations from individuals and societies, and gifts of real estate from individuals and the town of Cambridge; and a map of the Yard, showing...
Harvard's victory over Pennsylvania on Saturday reflects small credit on the team. The Pennsylvania eleven was composed of light and inexperienced men, and Harvard should have made a much larger score. That the team did not make a better showing was due principally to the inexcusable fumbling and carelessness and the absence of team play. Superior weight and spirited playing enabled Harvard to carry the Pennsylvania team before it, but against a heavier team Harvard would have made the worst showing of the season...
...showed about equal ability. For this reason the work of the first half of the season was rather elementary, the purpose of the coaches being to develop the men individually before commencing the formation of team work. The result was that the early games were won by small scores, but the players showed a gradual improvement in their individual work...
...used at Soldiers Field, showing the number of downs, the number of yards to gain, and who is in possession of the ball. Announcements will also be made as often as possible of the names of the men carrying the ball, and by whom they are tackled. A small band has been engaged for the occasion, and the usual songs will be rehearsed. The glee club will also sing some selections. The Union will be open only to members and to guests who have not been introduced during the past month. The CRIMSON has arranged to print an extra issue...