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...Hall returned and Trafford again made a magnificent running catch. Lee lost ground and Trafford was forced to kick to Hall again. He fumbled, and Blanchard got the ball and started for Wesleyan's line. He was tackled but passed the ball to Crosby, who being tackled in his turn gave it to Cranston. He spurted across the line and made a touchdown. Time 16 minutes. No goal. Score 44-2. When the ball was put in play McDonald started to run around Crosby who pushed him back five yards. The ball went to Harvard but she soon lost...
...rush around the end for a gain of forty yards. A moment later he ran around the end again and scored a touchdown. Time 30 minutes. Goal Score 23-0. When the ball was brought out Valentine gained three yards. Hutchinson broke through and tackled Hulme, but Valentine in turn wriggled his way through Harvard's center and gained fifteen yards. Harvard began playing much more sharply. Thayer fumbled and Harvard got the ball. Lee made another fine run and Stickney took the ball far up the field by a brilliant rush. Lee fumbled but Harvard kept the ball. Saxe...
...Fearing, and 119 for Trafford, but upon counting the second time, a tie was announced, each candidate receiving 120 votes. An adjournment was then moved until some day next week, and the motion was carried. It is probable that at the next meeting the class will turn out in larger numbers, as at yesterday's election only two hundred and forty out of three hundred and eighty odd men were in attendance...
With the opening of the college term, Yale men are straining every nerve to turn out winning teams in spite of their losing many of the old men. The eleven played their first game on Saturday with Wesleyan. Thus far the strength of the team seems to be in the old players, Gill, P. G., left tackle; Heffelfinger, '91 S., left guard; Rhoades, '91, right tackle; Harvey, '91, McClung, '92, half-backs, and Graves; '91, full back. Of the new men the most promising who have been playing on the first eleven are, Moyle '91, left end; Newell '90, center...
...spirits of Harvard men. The summer now passed, however, it is time that this feeling should be forgotten and that we should freely co-operate with those who have our athletic interests most at heart. Football, of course, is now the chief athletic interest, and to football we first turn our attention. While the captain of the eleven has done and is doing his best, he must have your assistance in order that he may succeed. Subscriptions are necessary, but subscriptions are not all. Your presence is needed on the field to encourage the men to earnest work, but your...