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...news, editorial, business, and photographic departments are still open to candidates. Any men who wish to enter these competitions should report at the CRIMSON building this evening at seven o'clock. Candidates who report at that time will be under no disadvantage on account of their late start. This is the last opportunity that will be offered men to come out for the CRIMSON this fall...
Informal rowing is scheduled to start for both upperclassmen and Freshmen on Monday afternoon when the first combination of oarsmen will be posted in the window of Leavitt and Peirce's. Yesterday and Monday Captain Platt took eights on to the Charles for brief preliminary workouts for returned crew men. The upperclass candidates will report for workouts at Newell boat house while the first-year men will report to Weld boat house...
Class football, reorganized and revitalized, will start at 3.30 o'clock this afternoon with a meeting of all candidates in the Locker Building, it was announced last night by M. A. Cheek Jr. '26, captain and quarterback on last year's University eleven, who is in charge of class football this season. The interclass football this fall will mark the start of the University's new policy of athletics for all; and the opening activity on the definite program of inter-class sports which has been arranged...
Four new football fields were laid out during the summer for the use of the class teams and are now in good shape. Each team will have two coaches who will start immediately the task of rounding their men into shape for the opening of the series about October 15. Arrangements are now being made to bring about a meeting between the winning class teams of Harvard and Yale and the probable date for this clash will be November 12. Head Coach Horween of the University gridiron squad is a strong supporter of the inter-class program and the entire...
...Harvard and former head coach at Tufts, succeeds T. J. Campbell '12, who resigned as Freshman football coach last year in order to enter business in Boston. The new first-year tutor expects the largest turn out of Freshman candidates in history to answer his call today, and will start immediately on a system of training similar to that carried out by the University squad. C. H. Bradford '26, guard on last year's University eleven will be in charge of the linemen this season along with Rufus Bond '16, and T. C. Campbell '10 will be special instructor...