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With real dash and snap the university eleven tore through the Villa Nova team for a score of 44 to 0. End runs, steady line plunging and superiority in kicking left little need for the use of the forward pass or trick plays. On a field which was literally a sea of mud, Yale was played to a standstill by Washington and Jefferson on November 4, and was compelled to exert every effort to score two touchdowns in the second half, winning out by a score...
...management of the Boston Elevated Railway Company expects to resume street-car service on the Boylston street bridge in Boston this morning, provided that the necessary permission to use the bridge shall have been granted by the appropriate public authorities...
...would be interesting to discuss the psychological aspect of undergraduate criticism. Apparently everyone is blaming the next man for lack of confidence in the team, while the only ones to surrender are a few half-hearted graduates who are anxious to gain money and universal odium by the use of their pens. The sooner these "Cassandras" find out that they are talking to their own hurt, the better it will be for them and for every one who has the interest of the Harvard team at heart...
Next Saturday Yale's renowned offence and Mr. Camp's skill will be opposed by a less impressive team developed by coaches of less experience. But the Harvard team is made up of strong players, and of fighters who will use everything they know to win a victory. Let the undergraduates do all that is in their power to assure the team that the University is behind them to a man, and that no one who is worth while will admit defeat any more than the players themselves...
...use your columns to call the attention of the students to the necessary change in date of the second recital in the series given by Mr. Whiting? It will be given this coming Tuesday evening, November 19, in the Fogg Lecture Hall, instead of the 26th as formerly announced, as on the later date there would be a conflict with the dinner to be held in Memorial Hall in honor of John Harvard. Will all students interested in this series please see that this notice of change of date is spread as widely as possible? W. R. SPALDING...