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...less than 150 pounds, is perhaps the most reliable man and is sure of his position. Butler has been considered the best man for left halfback but it is doubtful whether he will be able to hold his place against Reynolds, a freshman. Both players have shown up well throughout the season, but Reynolds is the more brilliant and once free, his speed makes him a hard man to stop. Reynolds is also a valuable kicker, as he is quick and gets good distance from a high punt. Dale and Townsend, halfbacks, and Keller, fullback, are capable substitutes...
Leonard and Warland took the net as usual, and kept their opponents in the back court throughout the entire match. Their net game was steady and accurate, and they covered the court well, seldom allowing their opponents to pass them. The match was won by excellent team work and hard smashing...
...Birthday Poems of the Century," is the title of a small volume of rather obscure verse by Ernest Green Dodge 1G. The book abounds in striking phrases, with now and then an original thought, but throughout the first poems runs a note of artificiality that often hides altogether the idea of the author. This perhaps is responsible for the bewilderment of the reader who looks seriously for a purpose in the verses, for something more than an outre style of phrase or rhythm. In "The Twilight of the Race," for example, the elaborate simplicity in many places approaches the absurd...
...Freshman eleven was defeated Saturday by Groton by a score of 6 to 5. The game was hard fought throughout, but was in every way discreditable to the Freshman team which, besides an advantage in weight, faced a team weakened by the loss of a captain and two other players. The Groton team gained most of its ground through the right side of the Freshman line and did so at will. For Harvard the bulk of the work was done by Bunting at right halfback. The interference was almost always ragged and slow in forming. A rally after Groton...
...backs at times hesitated in starting with the ball. The plays were run off slowly and not with sufficient dash to them. The players were slow in getting down on punts and when they got down did not tackle low or surely enough. The tackling of Harvard throughout the game, although hard, was high and uncertain. There was some fumbling, but the ball was always recovered except when Mifflin fumbled on Carlisle's 12 yard line. The Harvard team was quick to take advantage of Carlisle's fumbling and secured the ball twice in this way. On the defensive, Harvard...