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After praising the team for its steady improvement throughout the season, Coach Wachter stated yesterday that he was hopeful of a win. In the first games of the year the lack of height of both centers and guards proved a severe handicap. Lately, however, the team has been successfully using the defensive tap. That is, the men have so arranged themselves that no matter which center gets the jump, they have a good chance to get possession of the ball. This opening strategy, combined with accurate hook-passing over the heads of the opposing guards, puts the Crimson within scoring...
...squad of 12, with Coach Wachter and two managers, will stop at the Hotel War wick in Philadelphia. The game will take place in the famous Palestra of the University of Pennsylvania...
Vahan Moushegian '32, first string center, is expected to get in the game, although he is not listed on the starting line-up. All the other regulars are slated to start. According to Coach Wachter, the Penn team will offer strong opposition to the Harvard five, although its record to date is not very impressive. Harvard has seven victories and three defeats to its record thus far. Two consecutive games were dropped during the Christmas recess on out of town games with City College of New York and West Point. The third game, lost to Dartmouth, was also...
...Harvard team, which has lost three games thus far. The last defeat took place last Saturday night, February 7, when the Dartmouth five overrode the University players for a final score of 34 to 16. Since the midyear examination period the squad has been making rapid progress, and Coach Wachter is convinced that it has regained most of its former strength. With C. H. Hageman '33 back for regular practice, the only regular who will be absent from the starting lineup tonight will be Vahan Moushegian...
Although the Harvard team has played six games of which it has only lost two, during the winter trip. Coach Wachter said yesterday that in the face of so strong an opponent as Penn State, the Crimson attack would be remodeled. To reinforce the scoring punch which proved lacking in the recent game with the Coast Guard Cadets, he has made change sin the starting lineup which will be in force tomorrow night. Vahan Moushegian '32. University football veteran, has been substituted for R. W. Sponaugle '31, who has failed thus far to show much scoring ability...