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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following order: I. Graduate and undergraduate holders of season tickets applying for one, two, three or four seats in the order named, the holder to occupy one of the seats. II. Members or graduates of the University holders of season tickets, applying for tickets not for personal use, in the order named above. III. Non-holders of season tickets, members or graduates of the University, in the same order...
Preference will be given in the following order: 1. Graduate and undergraduate holders of season tickets, first, for one seat, second, for two seats, third, for three or four seats, holder to occupy one seat in each case. II. Applications from season ticket holders, not for personal use, in above order. III. Applications from non-season-ticket holders in above order...
...rule was enacted stating specifically the rights of the defensive in intercepting a pass. While the pass is in the air, the players of the defensive side may not use their hands and arms on their opponents, except to push them out of the way in order to receive the pass. The players on the side making the pass who are eligible to receive the pass may use their hands or arms just as players going down under a kick. The effect of this ruling will be to eliminate holding and tackling on the part of the defensive...
...call for changes in the use of the forward pass has been so persistent since the close of the season that it is almost certain that this will be the main topic of discussion at the meeting. The delegates to the committee, deriving their office from connection with the I. C. A. A., have already reported to their association that modifications of the pass are being considered; there are also several advocates of a change in this play in the old committee. Actual codification of whatever changes may be made will be put in the hands of a sub-committee...
...retaliated by scoring two lucky goals on long shots and placed Harvard in the lead. The half ended with the score of 15 to 6 in Harvard's favor. In the latter part of the second half the University line-up was somewhat weakened on the offence by the use of several substitutes. For Harvard, Brooks played a brilliant game, shooting four goals from the floor and blocking many of Tufts' chances to score. Currie also was up to his usual standard. For Tufts Getchell and Kimball excelled...